New Jacksonville Jaguars coach Liam Coen wants players who play “through the echo of the whistle” and “on the edge.”

“At the end of the day, it came down to business ,” Coen told Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times regarding Coen’s clandestine exit. “It did. It came down to family and business and a dream that was right in front of you. Not maybe down the road. How do you say no to that? . . .

The Jacksonville Jaguars didn’t have an identity last season. The team went an NFL record 3-10 in one-score games and never had anything to fall back on when the going got tough. As a result, they went through a head coaching search and are still going through a search for a new general manager.