New Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen hasn't burned every bridge in Tampa Bay with the Buccaneers, and that includes head coach Todd Bowles.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were dealt a sudden blow last week when Liam Coen went from deciding to sign a contract extension to remain the team's offensive coordinator to accepting the Jacksonville Jaguars head coaching gig.

Many Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans wanted the organization to retain offensive coordinator Liam Coen at all costs — and that included firing Todd Bowles to promote

A wild timeline has unfolded that has led to Liam Coen and the Jaguars again meeting about the head coaching opening.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have landed the next ... in Tampa Bay," Coen said in a statement on Friday. "We thank Todd Bowles for his continued support and the entire Buccaneers organization ...

This will mark Coen's first stint as an NFL head coach, following just two total seasons as an NFL offensive coordinator.

The Jaguars now settled their head coaching situation with Liam Coen. Jacksonville can now focus on going after these veterans via trade.

New Jaguars head coach Liam Coen will be bringing his play calling expertise to Jacksonville's offense next season.

It appears the Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly zeroing in on Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Liam Coen for the head coach job.

The saga that is the Bucs and Liam Coen is never going to end at this rate it seems. Not that they are looking for it to keep going, but there are some fun new chapters being added to the book

Dan Graziano of ESPN reports that when the Buccaneers received the interview request from the Jaguars for OC Liam Coen, GM Jason Licht asked Coen, “What’s your number?” meaning how much would it take to keep him.

Shortly after it was reported that Liam Coen would reject an opportunity to become the Jacksonville Jaguars' next head coach to stay with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as their offensive coordinator, some suggested that Buccaneers ownership viewed Coen as an eventual replacement for current Tampa Bay head coach Todd Bowles.