The Jacksonville Jaguars looked to be on an upward trajectory just two years ago when they won the AFC South and picked up a playoff win before losing in the Divisional Round. Since then, however, things have completely fallen apart.

It appears the Vikings will have Brian Flores back as their defensive coordinator for a third season. However, two Vikings assistants continue to interview for promotions. Flores, who interviewed with the Jets,

Minnesota Vikings assistant coach Daronte Jones interviewed for the Jacksonville Jaguars’ vacant defensive coordinator position on Monday.

The Jaguars interviewed one of the league's best defensive minds as a part of their extensive head coaching search.

The Vikings finished second in the National Football League in run defense and fifth in scoring defense. They also finished 28th in pass defense, but that's mainly due to the team

Stay up to date here with the Jaguars’ search for their next defensive coordinator with our tracker and what you need to know.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have conducted their eighth interview of the 2025 coaching cycle, this time with Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores. Flores' interview follows the ...

As new head coach Liam Coen begins to fill out his coaching staff, the Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly interviewing Daronte Jones for their defensive coordinator opening, according to Tom Pelissero.

The Minnesota Vikings are incredibly lucky to have defensive coordinator Brian Flores on staff for now — and likely in the future as well. However, Flores deserves to have a head-coaching job.

Rumored as an internal candidate to replace Liam Coen, Josh Grizzard has now completed his first coordinator interview. The Bucs announced they have met with their pass-game coordinator about the job.

Needing to improve special teams after several down seasons from the unit, Miami found Craig Aukerman as the replacement to Danny Crossman.

ET: The Bucs have completed an internal interview with pass game coordinator Josh Grizzard. Pewter Report previously reported Tuesday afternoon that he would be the first in-house candidate to interview for the team’s vacant offensive coordinator job.