The Jacksonville Jaguars may still be adding to Liam Coen’s offensive coaching staff.
Although the team announced their full 2025 coaching staff last week, Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network reported that the Jaguars are interviewing James Madison offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Dean Kennedy.
Garafolo did not have any specifics on what Kennedy’s role might be with the Jaguars if hired.
Kennedy is just 33 years old and is an “up-and-coming” offensive coach, said Garafolo. The James Madison offense would rank 12th in scoring last season, averaging 35.0 points per game.
Before joining James Madison for the 2024 season, Kennedy was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Holy Cross in 2023. He got his coaching start as an offensive quality control coach at Florida in 2020.
Perhaps given Kennedy’s background working with quarterbacks, he could be the Jaguars’ assistant quarterbacks coach and working with Spencer Whipple
Below is a look at who currently makes up the Jaguars’ offensive coaching staff:
Liam Coen, Head coach Grant Udinski, Offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, Pass game coordinator Spencer Whipple, Quarterbacks coach Edgar Bennett, Wide receivers coach Richard Angulo, Tight ends coach Chad Morton, Running backs coach John Van Dam, Offensive pass game specialist Tyler Tettleton, Assistant wide receivers coach
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