Liam Coen Issues Statement

January 24th, 2025

Words released.

With all the wide and varying stories floating out on Twitter of what exactly, allegedly happened between the Bucs and Liam Coen, now the key figure in this drama has spoken. Sort of.

In a statement given/released to Peter Schrager of NFL Network, Coen basically thanks his family, the Bucs and Todd Bowles for getting him into a position to have a chance at being an NFL head coach.

Joe is not taking any swipes or backhands at anyone with the following sentence: This statement has the scent of a public relations director typing it and emailing/texting it to Schrager.

FYI, Schrager has been nothing but first class dealing with Joe. There are no insinuations here other than Coen’s note feels like they’re not in Coen’s voice or at least were not spoken by Coen.

(If Joe is wrong, Joe will gladly post a public apology to Schrager, who Joe likes a lot.)

In this statement, Coen does not address in any way the many cringy allegations that have been lobbed at him or attributed to him in the many unsourced claims on social media and broadcasts.

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110 Responses to “Liam Coen Issues Statement”

  1. Kstoges Says:

    guys a snake nothing short of it good riddance oh and T law is a bum bust and it’s gunna crash and burn

  2. Barbosa Says:

    Reeks of a pr team or HR. He sucks and so does that crappy owner. May you live in interesting times Liam the liar.

  3. Cassie Says:

    Just a reminder – Liam Coen, 2022 OC of the LA Rams, 5 wins, let go after the season. He has bounced around since 2019, not holding a job. Good luck in Jax, the punk.

  4. JTHV Says:

    As a fan your supposed to have a sense of pride over long-term player development and evolving coaching trees but I simply want both Coen and Canal Water to never win another NFL game. They did it the wrong way by dipping out on the team who finally gave them a chance.

  5. LVMYBUCS Says:

    If he cant even handle how to leave and take a new job how in the hell is he gonna handle grown ass men or a franchise. “Chance of a lifetime” dude if your any good as a OC you will always have a chance to be a head coach. Coen should have looked at how well Dave Canales is doing lol lol

  6. Durango 95 Says:

    He’s looking forward and hopefully so are the Bucs. Time to turn the page.

  7. BridleOaksBuc Says:

    Good point Cassie

  8. Lol Says:

    Chatgpt special… Lol. Literally I just typed this into Chatgpt:

    I am liam coen. I just joined the Jaguars (and left the bucs in the dark) can you help me write a statement to the nfl media, fans and anyone who supports the league. about how great an opportunity it is and how grateful i am to the jags and how grateful I am to the bucs

    and this is what is spit out:

    I am honored and thrilled to accept the position of head coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars. This opportunity is a dream come true, and I am deeply grateful to Mr. Shad Khan and the entire Jaguars organization for entrusting me with the future of this team. I am excited to work with such a talented roster and contribute to the vibrant community of Jacksonville.

    I also want to express my sincere gratitude to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. My time in Tampa has been invaluable, and I am thankful to Coach Todd Bowles, the players, and the entire Buccaneers organization for their unwavering support and collaboration. The experiences and relationships I have built there will always hold a special place in my heart.

    To the fans, media, and everyone who supports the NFL, I appreciate your passion and dedication to this sport. I am committed to bringing my best to the Jaguars and contributing to the league’s continued excellence.

    Thank you for your support as I embark on this new chapter with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

  9. BucsFEver Says:

    Low class snake. Good riddance

  10. BucsFEver Says:

    Complete liar.

  11. Uhhmmm Says:

    Yeah. AI wrote that statement…. Seems about right for the dude. He isnt very honorable

  12. Chatgpt Says:

    I am honored and thrilled to accept the position of head coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars. This opportunity is a dream come true, and I am deeply grateful to Mr. Shad Khan and the entire Jaguars organization for entrusting me with the future of this team. I am excited to work with such a talented roster and contribute to the vibrant community of Jacksonville.

    I also want to express my sincere gratitude to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. My time in Tampa has been invaluable, and I am thankful to Coach Todd Bowles, the players, and the entire Buccaneers organization for their unwavering support and collaboration. The experiences and relationships I have built there will always hold a special place in my heart.

    To the fans, media, and everyone who supports the NFL, I appreciate your passion and dedication to this sport. I am committed to bringing my best to the Jaguars and contributing to the league’s continued excellence.

    Thank you for your support as I embark on this new chapter with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

  13. Brian Dorry Says:

    Keep our names out your mouth, B!+<#

  14. BallHawk75 Says:

    @Joe

    Can we move on now? We can find another OC that actually wants to be in Tampa.

    What we need to worry about is the defense, or lack there of.

    We shouldn’t commit the sin of turning our back on time. And it is wasting away under Bowles.

    LFG!!!

  15. DJR589 Says:

    RAT SNAKE WEASEL!!!!!!!

  16. SB~LV Says:

    Has all the emotional ties to chatgpt
    Same as the note Biden left for 47
    He gone!
    Flush this storyline and chapter in Buccaneer history
    He gone!

  17. Coburn Says:

    Agreed ball. All I’m looking forward to is the oc search and who comes in

  18. Bucswin! Says:

    Nice. He jet sweep fumbled right out of Tampa. Go Bowles

  19. Watch Daddy Sling It Says:

    Where Coen was demonstrably a difference-maker was in the scripted plays. Situational play-calling, not always. That’s not a knock, and turning the page.

    YES to instilling in the new OC to be on-point with the scripted stuff.

    NO to pulling Bucky with 10 minutes on the clock, or jet sweeps backed up in a tight playoff game.

    (Yes, I think if there’s a clean exchange, that’s a massive gain and we might be in Philadelphia right now, but still too risky a call in that situation).

  20. zzbucs Says:

    Nonsense. Good riddance to him, the freeloading bastard! I hope he fries.

  21. faspro Says:

    @Bucswin! Says:
    January 24th, 2025 at 3:08 pm
    Nice. He jet sweep fumbled right out of Tampa. Go Bowles

    That was on Baker.

  22. firethecannons Says:

    In regards to Liam Coen, when you have no integrity your words and statements mean nothing.

  23. firethecannons Says:

    Brian Dorry Says:
    January 24th, 2025 at 3:00 pm
    “Keep our names out your mouth, B!+<#" lol perfect agreed

  24. Lightningvinny Says:

    Traded Baker for Trevor ,,, time will tell if Trevor has the same heart ,,, Go in peace Liam ,,, sometimes patience is better then your opportunity of a lifetime because you get better opportunities of a lifetime (Ben Johnson) , we wish you worse then we did Canales ,, at least he left with integrity ,,, next man up

  25. bucnjim Says:

    PR Department! All good though! Time to move on….

  26. David Says:

    This is so disappointing.
    I wish I’m nothing but failure

    I seriously think the NFL should make some sort of rule that when an OC or DC signs with the team, it should be a minimum of 2-3 years. I understand position coaches and other coaches moving on to move up but teams need to have stability up top. It’s not fair to the players.

  27. MelvinJunior Says:

    “LVMYBUCS” – Canales did waaaayy better than what ANYONE would have EVER expected (so far) in Carolina. I mean, what are you even talking about with all that!? I guess, YOU are one of those who took it as a ‘personal’ shot that Canales left for a LITERAL ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunity, & accepting a job that NO ONE ELSE, even wanted. Cohen (even tho he’s a POTrash), was getting a HC eventually, somewhere down the line, regardless 💯. Cohen & Canales are NOT an ‘apples to apples’ comparison. WHO KNOWS ‘who’ will be the most successful HC between the two, though!? But, I think Cohen is in a GREAT Spot there in JAX. If he gets Trevor rollin’ (which he prob will), better WATCH OUT. He’s prob gonna KILL-IT!!!! They’ve got some good-looking YOUNG (explosive) talent there, & a nice draft pick.

  28. unbelievable Says:

    F him. Now I hope the Jags remain a disaster and he slinks back to college in 2 years

  29. Watch Daddy Sling It Says:

    Where Coen was demonstrably a difference-maker was in the scripted plays. Situational play-calling, not so much. That’s not even a knock.

    YES to instilling in the new OC to be on-point with the script.

    NO to pulling Bucky with 10 minutes left, or jet sweeps backed up in a tight playoff game. Yes, I’m aware that a clean exchange on that call might have meant we’re in Philadelphia right now, still too risky a call in that situation.

    Cute “unpredictable!” Is not always right.

  30. PSL Bob Says:

    You have to wonder how much of the blame for this debacle should fall on Coen and how much on his agent. It’s likely that his agent directed (or influenced) most of the action. This whole ordeal is snaky, and who are the biggest snakes in the league? Agents! The more money their clients make, the more they make.

  31. Pahpahmike Says:

    Ok Coen sent out his statement, good, know what I am would like to h

  32. MelvinJunior Says:

    Weak. Empty. Completely, Meaningless (and pointless). The ‘silence’ though (from both sides, especially HIS), is DEAFENING.

  33. Pahpahmike Says:

    Ok Coen sent out a statement, good but, what I want to hear more of now is, who are some of the names that are being mentioned for the new OC and DL. Coen is now Jacksonville,s new HC, I want to talk about the Bucs

  34. Inazuma Says:

    @Joe — You are spot on with your take on that statement. The statement has a corporate public relations wording and feel. The least Coen could have done is write his public statement.

  35. Bucben1961 Says:

    The Bucs had their long term answer in the palm of their hand and blew it. Coen wanted to coach a team and the bucs were steadfast in Todd Bowles maintaining his grip on the steering wheel. In steps the Jaguars and offers Liam the opportunity of a lifetime. So many butt hurt ‘fans’ complaining …not that he left but how he left. Whatever. Most of this is coming from unnamed sources…..hmmm. Sounds to me like a smear campaign engineered by the Bucs and helped along by jbf(allegedly). Should have never come to this..Todd could have been promoted to the front office…I keep hearing he has a keen eye for talent but the Glazers dropped the ball. Get over it… he’s gone and I wish him the best

  36. StormyInFl Says:

    What a wonderful form letter.

    Coen and the entire Jags organization can eat a giant sack of richards.

  37. adam from ny Says:

    khan brought in a puppy to change the culture…

    good luck with that

  38. Bucben1961 Says:

    Coen arrives in Jacksonville after spending one season as the offensive coordinator for the Tampa Buccaneers. In his lone season in Tampa Bay, he led the NFL’s only offense that finished in the top five in yards per game (399.6), scoring (29.5), passing yards per game (250.4) and rushing yards per game (149.2). Under Coen’s direction, the Buccaneers became the first team in NFL history to complete 70 percent of their passes and average over 5.0 yards per carry throughout an entire season, in addition to becoming just the second team in league history with 40-plus passing touchdowns and 5.0-plus yards per rush in a single season.

  39. Mike Johnson Says:

    Don’t blame Coen. At the last minute, Jags owner made him an offer he could not have refuse. And neither would you. Coen is about to make 4 times the cash we pay Bowles per yr. And lets say he is fired in 2 yrs..So what? Coen has set his family up for life. Smart move. I ain’t made at’em at all. Good Luck. Its all bout da Money folks.

  40. SB~LV Says:

    Agreed %100 Bucben1961

  41. Tbbucs3 Says:

    Good to see the Liam Coen fanboy fleeing the ship, grew tired of the lovefest that went on all season.

    I knew this guy was overrated and sketchy all along…. Everyone gave him all the credit when really it was the Elite players out on the field making the plays on offense.

    #Tbbucs3wasright.

  42. Rod Munch Says:

    If you want to say anyone is the bad guy in this, it’s the Bucs for running to the media to announce that Coen was returning before he even signed anything (and again, whatever he signed would mean nothing since if he takes a promotion, it’s invalidated).

    By why did the Bucs run to tell everyone Coen was coming back when he wasn’t even in the building, didn’t sign anything, and didn’t make any public statements? Why didn’t they wait to at least have him in the building before doing that – or even wait to get back a signed document?

    It was the Bucs who created all this drama, and I really wonder if it was in part a calculated move to make themselves look like the victims and get fans on their side. BTW, if that was the Bucs thinking, and it wasn’t just incompetence, then give them credit for making a brilliant move. Look at all these suckers who have completely bought into the idea that the Bucs somehow got screwed.

  43. Jehzsa Says:

    “I will hire a first-class coaching staff, establish a distinctive and effective brand of football on both sides of the ball…”

    Dare I think I know what he meant by that?

  44. Farmer Says:

    I just watched the Pat MacAfee clip where Shefty talked about this situation. He stated that someone from Coens camp said that Coen was strong armed into removing himself from consideration for the Jags HC’ing job.

    If this is true it changes everything, it explains why Coen went behind the backs of the Bucs FO. It changes from a story of f**k Coen into one of f**k the Glazers, if true the Bucs decided to prioritize Bowles over Coen and forced his hand in jumping ship.

    I hope we do get a full explanation so peoples anger is at least directed in the correct location.

  45. Rod Munch Says:

    Mike Johnson Says:
    January 24th, 2025 at 3:47 pm
    Don’t blame Coen. At the last minute, Jags owner made him an offer he could not have refuse. And neither would you. Coen is about to make 4 times the cash we pay Bowles per yr. And lets say he is fired in 2 yrs..So what? Coen has set his family up for life.

    ———

    I don’t know the numbers, haven’t seen the leak yet, but you figure he’s going to get at least $10m a year, and at least a 5 year deal, all guaranteed.

    The Bucs were, meanwhile, offering a fantastic deal for an OC, what I read was $5m a year for 3 years (although other say it was $4/yr for 3 years).

    So you’re talking $50m (at least) vs $15m (at most) – and you run the team however you want, even pick your own GM.

    Who in the world doesn’t take the money and power?

    Good for him – and the Bucs should use Coen and Canales as examples of how, if you come to Tampa, you’re on the fast track to get a HC gig somewhere. Every hot OC coaching prospect in football should be blowing up Bowles phone right now trying to get an interview.

  46. Buc fan Says:

    Hey ,

    At least he went to the AFC , instead of possibility signing with the Saints.

  47. UGotRobbed Says:

    Talk to the hand!🖕

  48. GoneGator Says:

    @Lol….. Lol 🤣

    I really don’t like to “wish” bad for anybody BUT he’ll be ok, he got his bag, so I sincerely hope he crashes and burns in his new job and gets fired.

    Kiss my $$$ and bark at the hole Liam.

  49. heyjude Says:

    Lol – Go figure it’s ChatGPT. He can’t even be upfront with his own words. Pretty sad the way he did this.

  50. Simeon4HOF Says:

    Just heard Ira on Tkraus

    Like their statements much better than lil coey

  51. EEK Says:

    chat gpt post was really interesting — would he really just chat gpt a post about starting a new career in a leadership role at a multibillion dollar company (even if the Jags are horrible)?

    this is very oddly written and suggests an inattention to specifics either intentional or unintentional — switching back and forth from first to third person

    no comments about players, other coaches, specific members of the front office and management — it feels like bridges have been burned

    this is exactly the kind of thing I would be looking for when hiring — for identifying red flags and people to avoid

    I guess he didn’t have to submit a writing sample to get this job

  52. Crickett Baker Says:

    Yah, we can talk about which Buc coaches and players he is going to poach. I bet his wife had more to do with this debacle than his agent did, if you want to know the truth.

  53. SB~LV Says:

    Rod Munch
    50 million over 4 years

  54. DoooshLaRue Says:

    Everybody hates Todd.

  55. White Tiger Says:

    Bucs could have promoted him as soon as they knew Liam Coen was being considered. They came up with a half-measure, thinking no one would work for Trent Baalke/Shad Con…

    This is in Licht and the Glazer’s. They kept the man that meant more to them than Liam Coen. We get to see if that was a good plan, or not.

    We all know Liam Coen’s background and future hopes – letting him get out of OBP without a signature – meant Shad Con had one more try. He fired Baalke, told Liam he’d let him pick the new GM, and paid a him a lot more money to do be a head coach.

    Bucs anger likely is because Jacksonville isn’t finished raiding the organization – somebody better out a tracer on Mike Greenberg and the rest of Jason Licht’s staff…

  56. AtrainWD40 Says:

    Thank Liam for the last year. I wish you continued success. Go Bucs!

  57. Marine Buc Says:

    Good luck Coach Coen.

    Some of you guys sound like my sad ex-girlfriend… LOL!!!!

    It’s done – it’s over – get on with life…

    Like any of you would turn down a guaranteed $50M?

    Let’s all get a grip and face the reality that our Bucs will be hiring the 4th OC in as many years.

    Oh well – it’s a Bucs life.

  58. Rod Munch Says:

    SB~LV Says – ESPN is reporting 5-years – just saw that pop up, nothing on the money yet.

    If that 4-year rumor is going around, I wonder if that was the original term that Coen rejected. The Jags unexpectedly firing their GM to make a new run at Coen, that shows some desperation, which you’d think any agent worth their salt would turn into additional term and money.

    I’m sure we’ll find out soon enough.

  59. Jerry Says:

    Mid-tier offensive coaches using a top-tier NFL Bucs offense as a stepping stone. Can’t fault them. I fault the idiot owners hiring them to be a head coach after only 1 year.

  60. jimmy Says:

    He made the right choice for Liam Coen and his familly and there is nothing wrong with that.

    He did his job, did it well, and now is reaping the rewards. wth is wrong with that in America?

  61. Watch Daddy Sling It Says:

    Stats are different if you’re trotting out Freddy Martino and Mike Glennon.

    Not discounting the value of a good play caller OR taking your opportunities in a “win now” league

    But Quinn and Kingsbury are two previously failed head coaches, returned to “genius” status- because the rookie QB exceeded all reasonable expectations and they won a lot of close games. If Sam Howell is still under center, that’s a different story.

    Slowik was a genius 12 months ago. The OL regressed and he’s out.

    Our roster on offense had a whole lot to do with the splashy numbers, and they’re still here. It’s not all Bucky, obviously, but a guy who’ll “see hole, hit hole” and fight through contact — and an OL actually opening holes – had a whole lot to do with opening things up. And instincts aren’t coached.

    Slowik or Grizzard or Kitchens or Lewis can have the same results — there’s not a “Lounge Singer” in sight.

  62. Simeon4HOF Says:

    Ira and TKras mb.
    Feel bad for Coen’s kid but all the more reason for him not to bring it up when he calls the Bowles late afternoon. His wife is really really mad.

    Welp Bowles has a lot of work to do before free agency

  63. Bucfan94 Says:

    This must be how Kentucky felt. F Liam the liar. Now he’s practically termed the entirety of our fan base against him. Could have stayed and became a legend. But he doesn’t even have the balls to make a statement himself. I hope they go winless

  64. Adrnagy Says:

    What happen you all liked Coen a lot.

    Bowles will hire someone better

  65. adam from ny Says:

    coen’s signature move is going to be teaching all players and staff members in jacksonville, that when they “werk” the podium, to wipe their nasty nose boogers all over their sweatshirt sleeves, over and over, in one fell swoop, during media interviews, while blindly making believe it’s not happening…it’s a nasty move and coen owns it like a true pro…

    #TheBoogieManGivesBadPodium

  66. Marques Says:

    I can see Trask following him. He knows the offence. He can help in the qb room.

  67. It's brutal out here Says:

    Bowles defense sucks. Liam could be thinking he would have had a chance at a Super Bowl if not for the idiot dropping d-lineman into pass coverage, making them the worst cornerbacks on the field, over and over again. As if he’s going to catch someone by surprise doing it. Todd is old. His in-game decision making remains dreadful, no progress since he was canned by the Jets. Licht should have taken Bowles aside and told him he was going to be co-HC with Coen next year and adios the year after. That way Coen gets to gradually learn those other aspects of the HC role and has a smooth transition the following year. That makes sense – UNLESS he was unwilling to be dragged down by Bowles’ dreadful defense and poor decision making during games. Argh!!! the Glazers and JL were outplayed

  68. SB~LV Says:

    Luther Burden III
    😁🙏😎

  69. Peter Says:

    Watch this guy fumble the bag and get fired
    No offensive line
    No back end on defense
    Trevor coming back from injury
    Their drafting been terrible the last 4 yrs I think they have 3 or 4 good picks

  70. DBS Says:

    Funny watching Pear and his friends turn every comment section into crying about Bowles.

    I don’t care he left. He want to be a HC bye. Glazers were not going Fire Bowles! to hand him the HC job. They will find another OC and move on. Offense is in place. Get players healthy, replace some on defense . Already looks like some coaching changes and we see what happens. If it does not work out crybabies get their wish. Win crybabies keep crying.

  71. BucsBeast Says:

    Over it.
    Peace out Snake!

  72. Pelsbuc61 Says:

    Nothing to see here. Time to move on.

  73. ElioT Says:

    No chin havin jag-off.

  74. Davenport Says:

    Coen took a position where he charts his own destiny. As the OC here, he is tied to Bowles lame duck season.

    He also secured his family’s financial future. And with that realized his dream to be an NFL HC.

    The Jags organization – as bad as it has been – tore apart their front office and bet on Coen.

    If that were any of us, wouldn’t we all have made the decision that he did? To attack him with insults, question his character and pout about his choice is pretty shallow.

    Blame the Glazers, they had an opportunity to keep him but chose to continue with Bowles instead.

    This time next year, Bowles will be fired and we’ll be wishing we had Coen going into his second year as HC

  75. JReel Buc Says:

    I don’t care still Fire Bowles

  76. Bobby Says:

    Jon Gruden to replace Cohen in 2025 season as Bucs OC!???

  77. adam from ny Says:

    maybe he will once again wear his pink/mauve sports coat for his first presser in jacksonville…

    i knew the dude was off from jump when he walked up to the bucs podium in a “pink/mauve” sports coat…

    you’d at least think his wife would correct it for him and say:

    “honey, maybe navy, black or grey”……………….duhhhhh

    dude is in for a rough ride up in shacksonville…

    but he did secure the bag

  78. StormyInFl Says:

    Nice Form Letter

  79. Durango 95 Says:

    For some of you, always remember, be careful what you ask for, you just might get it.

  80. GoneGator Says:

    Looking forward to some press conferences from both sides.
    Popcorn ready 🙂

  81. Texican Buc Says:

    Man chatgpt can write a letter for any situation

  82. Bucfan94 Says:

    @Davenport

    There’s a difference between what he did, and what you suggested he did. He took his name out of the opening, agreed to a higher pay And to stay, and completely ghosted the buccaneers immediately after. No matter how you look at it, that was a piece of crap thing to do

  83. H-Town Darryl Says:

    I wonder if the Bucs and Jags will scrimmage next preseason lol

  84. Scott Says:

    That’s how you thank bucs , lol,karma will get you

  85. Rod Munch Says:

    Bucfan94 Says:
    January 24th, 2025 at 5:03 pm
    @Davenport

    There’s a difference between what he did, and what you suggested he did. He took his name out of the opening, agreed to a higher pay And to stay, and completely ghosted the buccaneers immediately after. No matter how you look at it, that was a piece of crap thing to do

    ———-

    Community fact check…

    – Reporters claim he made a non-binding verbal commitment to return to Tampa
    – There was no contract signed.
    – The Jags job pays at least $50m, the rumored Bucs payout was $15m.
    – When you claim he ‘ghosted’ the Bucs, he was actually at the hospital with his wife and child and didn’t return a call for a few hours.

  86. Scott Says:

    Sean mcvay has class’s and money,you now have money but no class,you will probably be fired in 3 seasons and loking for oc job

  87. Bojim Says:

    Didn’t read.

  88. Buddha Says:

    I don’t know the facts. Nobody does. What I do know is this:

    No other franchise contacted him for an interview. What did Jacksonville, a franchise known for making poor decisions on coaches, what did they see that nobody else saw.

    Resume: 2010 Brown University
    2011 Rhode Island University
    2012-13 Back at Brown
    2014-15 U. Mass
    2016 U. Of Maine
    2018 Initially accepts position at Holy Cross but gets a call from Rams
    and leaves for LA (sound familiar)
    2018-20 Rams
    2021 Kentucky
    2022 Rams
    2023 Kentucky (again)
    2024 Buccaneers
    2025 Jags

    He’s a road warrior with no particular loyalty or stability. There are some red flags here. Now he has to hire a GM and a defensive coordinator and get ready for the draft and hire an offensive and defensive staff. He will no longer be doing only one job. Chances of success with this resume–15% at best.

  89. GhostofTomBrady Says:

    What’s the big deal. We knew we were getting a temporary OC. Guy went back and forth between Rams and Kentucky a few times. He’s good which we knew which why we picked him. If Tampa wanted to keep him, you should have fired Bowles and elevated him.

    Don’t matter. It’s more about Baker and the Ram’s offense. Baker is the Head Coach Maker. 7 years, 3 OCs elevated to HC and 1 HC getting a HCOY.

  90. Rod Munch Says:

    Scott Says:
    January 24th, 2025 at 5:39 pm
    Sean mcvay has class’s and money,you now have money but no class,you will probably be fired in 3 seasons and loking for oc job

    ———-

    So he’ll be 42, worth at least $50m, and getting a job that puts him right back where he is now.

    Sign me up to be that level of failure.

  91. 954Joe Says:

    classy statement, good luck out there liam

  92. stpetebucsfan Says:

    Rod

    I bust you for your JW and Baker takes so it’s only fair that I credit you with a take that was ahead of all of us including the host.

    While we were celebrating retaining Coen you were the first here to point out until the Jags have a different guy, Coen remained in play.

    I’m a bit obsessed about fairness hence my defense of Bowles and credit where credit is due, you were the first and as far as I can recall the ONLY one to take that position. Congrats! I know how important it is to you to be right and you undebatably led all of us on that one!!!

  93. Davenport Says:

    @BucFan94 Dont be so sanctimonious. You would do the same.

    He agreed to stay with the Bucs, given the conditions at the time.

    The conditions changed, and the Jags were aggressive. They made an offer that no one would refuse.

    Like anyone else, Coen took it.

  94. Marine Buc Says:

    @ Buddha

    Nice post.

    I agree 100%.

  95. stpetebucsfan Says:

    Marine Buc

    Agree with you agreening with Buddha. Don’t remember the last time, if ever, I disagreed with Buddha.

    Perhaps you both feel differently than me about this however.

    I think Coen has succeeded financially providing for his ENTIRE EXTENDED family for life. But football wise you guys are correct that odds for his success in Jax are remote…the 15% max Buddha gives him.

    Perhaps Coen made a really astute move knowing his own resume “red flags” and realizing the ONLY reason he’s getting this offer is because the Jags had grown desperate, None of the good candidates even bothered to interview.
    Meanwhile Jax was Coen’s ONLY interview, at least that I’ve read; correct me if I’m wrong. Coen is a SMART guy! He figured this really was a once in a lifetime shot.

    Sad part of that is that he didn’t really have enough confidence. He didn’t bet on himself taking a loaded lineup of offensive talent to continued success. He basically played the “favorite with the best odds” instead of waiting for an even greater payoff. I tend to bet favorites and my bookie father always chided me for it! So IF that’s large consideration that entered LC’s decision making I can’t really criticize him.

  96. Davyboy🏴‍☠️ Says:

    Rod loves to insult people don’t he. He is always at the ready with a negative word or two instead of a positive thought. What was it this time Rod “suckers”. Yes Rod says you are sucker’ so you know it’s true. Can’t wait to see what words of inspiration he lays on us next time.

  97. Irish Laughter Says:

    Coen did the right thing. He had an opportunity that presented itself late and he made the decision to advance his career. The NFL is a cut throat business and owners and coaches will kick you in the balls when ever they want to. So Coen did some kicking this time and we think he’s a trader. No way. Good luck coach Coen. There are fifty more waiting to fill you place with the Bucs. Keeping it real in Ireland.

  98. K Says:

    Uhh Todd Bowles is such a moron I can’t believe we are going through not another year with this dude and let another bright young offensive mind out the door. Obviously the way he left was slimy but the Glazers should have just made him HC if they really wanted him to be around. Good luck Baker! Maybe we’ll get continuity for you next time! And I get Coen wanting to be a HC but Trevor Lawrence is 🗑️ compared to Baker. Good luck loser

  99. John Says:

    Coen forgot to thank the twelve million Ben Franklins he will be paid annually with no state income tax! I thought his statement sounded real but I have never heard the man speak so what do I know. Personally, I hate him leaving, can’t blame him for taking the cash and picking his own GM. Kinda sounds like he’ll be calling the shots. First head coaching gig and you get record bag and sustaintial authority. It’s simply a dream come true for many people . If it doesn’t work out I hope Tampa has an opening on their staff for the man. God bless the situation with his child and, personality, I thank Coen for the entertaining offense her put on the field this year. Good luck until you play the Buc’s

  100. OrlandoBucsFan Says:

    I hope Coen hires 53 Randy Gregory’s !!!

  101. Chris Cotten Says:

    You will fail Coen, FU

  102. Bucs4Ever Says:

    Our fanbase is starting to look a tad unhinged

    Communication was poor.

    But this was never staying here more than 1 more yr anyhow.

    Glazers gambled and busted.

  103. GoneGator Says:

    Reading up on some potential candidates.
    Grizzard looks interesting.

    I didn’t know he was the pass game coordinator, and he was in charge of 3rd downs this year, which I think we led the league in. Yale graduate, experience in the system and with the “language”, schemes, principles etc, well regarded @ Bucs HQ.

    Definitely think he’ll get a look.

  104. Drunkinybor Says:

    No thank you snake! Go slither to Duval. The sick son and not taking calls assures me of your inner cowardice and lack of true leadership.

  105. Aqualung Says:

    Thanks for getting cute and stupid against the Redskins, Liam. Thanks for the fireworks, too.

    Have fun looking for your next job in 1017.

  106. Jim H Says:

    No integrity, his new team and players have proof of who he is. Just look at how he left Tampa. Made a deal and then did not honor it. Yes, I said that. There is more in this life than just money.

  107. Jb™ Says:

    F*** HIM!!!

  108. budlikesthebucs Says:

    its a cuttthroat business there is very little loyalty nfl ue to be fun a there was some loyalty ME LVD are semi throwback there is no real reason to get emotionally involved

  109. CaliBucsfanClarke Says:

    To hell with that snake! We don’t need him!

  110. Steve in Mad Beach Says:

    Sounds like his agent using Chat GPT on his way to the bank!

 

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