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Doug Pederson: How does fired Jacksonville Jaguars coach stack up in franchise history?
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Doug Pederson's Jacksonville Jaguars tenure is now over after three seasons, fired Monday after the Jags' 4-13 campaign.
Pederson departs the First Coast with a 22-29 career record, finishing 5-18 in his last 23 games in command. The Jaguars now begin the search for a new coach , who will become the eighth non-interim coach in franchise history.
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How does Pederson's Jaguars career stack up to his Jacksonville predecessors? Here's a closer, coach-by-coach look at the Jags' head coaching history, from Tom Coughlin to Doug Pederson.
Tom Coughlin
Years: 1995-2002
Career record: 68-60 (.531)
Playoff record: 4-4
Accomplishments: Two AFC Central titles, four playoff trips, two AFC Championship Game appearances; entered Pride of the Jaguars in October
Jack Del Rio
Years: 2003-2011
Career record: 68-71 (.489)
Playoff record: 1-2
Accomplishments: Two playoff trips
Mel Tucker (interim)
Year: 2011
Career record: 2-3 (.400)
Mike Mularkey
Year: 2012
Career record: 2-14 (.125)
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Gus Bradley
Years: 2013-2016
Career record: 14-48 (.226)
Doug Marrone
Years: 2016-2020
Career record: 23-43 (.348)
Playoff record: 2-1
Accomplishments: One AFC South title, one playoff trip, one AFC Championship Game appearance
Urban Meyer
Year: 2021
Career record: 2-11 (.154)
Darrell Bevell (interim)
Year: 2021
Career record: 1-3 (.250)
Doug Pederson
Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson walks the field in preseason. Pederson compiled a 22-29 record in three Jaguars seasons.
Years: 2022-2024
Career records: 22-29 (.431)
Playoff record: 1-2
Accomplishments: One AFC South title, one playoff trip
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Doug Pederson fired: Jacksonville Jaguars coaches' all-time records
