The first impression of Liam Coen as chief coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars, after leaving the Bucaneers of Tampa Bay, was not without guilt, since NFL fans started him for his attempted 'Duval'.
Jacksonville is the largest city in Duval County, Florida, with Jaguars fans using the name of his county as his signature song.
The pronunciation of 'Duval' is typically long, noisy, safe and prolonged. In the case of Coen, fans felt it with a groan.
A lot of work is needed to take the Jaguars back to the playoff dispute. While the pronunciation of an important word is not exactly a required skill in Jacksonville, Coen needs to improve its technique to make peace with the fan base.
Throughout his career as a coach, who dates back to 2010, Coen has not remained in a work more than two seasons.
If NFL fans came out with their own based at the time of the press conference, that trend will remain true and end with a pink slip.
Liam Coen did not impress the Jacksonville Jaguars fans with their first 'Duval' attempt on Monday
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“This is the worst,” said a Jaguars fan.
“Aura negative,” added another football fan.
“Yes, they go from 5 to 12 years old,” said one more NFL fan, which would be a better victory than the Jaguars ended this season.
“Jags Front Office: You already know the boys, maybe we should go with (Saleh),” concluded another person, mentioning former New York Jets coach Robert Saleh, who is now the defensive coordinator of the 49ers.
A collection of social media messages that criticize Liam Coen's attempt to say 'Duval'
Coen has two experiences of experience in the NFL coordinator to his credit, with a 2022 stay with the Los Angeles Rams reserved for leaps back to the university game in Kentucky.
This will be the seventh work title different from Coen in so many seasons, with him waiting for more stability in his daily tasks for his dropout of a team from the Floridian NFL to another.
Coen's shameless attempt to seem known to the local fans base has failed.
Now all you have to do is that Jacksonville returns to its winning forms and learn to properly pronounce an important part of the team's culture.