The Jacksonville Jaguars have terrible record in road games in the Pacific Time Zone. How can coach Liam Coen change this geographic quirk?

In a game built on margins and inches, everyone in the NFL is looking for a competitive advantage. You can only watch so much film, do so much self-scouting, and practice for so long.

The Texans look to win their seventh straight game in Jacksonville as they try to avoid a 0-3 start to the season.

The Jacksonville Jaguars faced that scenario on Sept. 21 against the Houston Texans.

Despite the sloppy performance, the Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Houston Texans in a can't-be-bullied game.

The Jacksonville Jaguars haven't been as effective on offense as they've hoped under Head Coach Liam Coen. There's one clear issue holding them back.

NFL teams have coach-to-player communication via helmet radio, but coaches and players still use hand signals before the snap to make changes to their pass rush and coverage calls. The way Saleh sees it, the Jaguars have been able to translate those signals and thus get into a better play at the line of scrimmage.