Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan called last year’s late-season collapse an “organizational failure.” Khan said after a news conference alongside Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan to celebrate the agreement between the Jaguars and the city on a $1.4 billion stadium renovation project.
"Not to be able to win two out of the last six games, it still stings," Khan said. "Even though the season's over, it's like I still can't believe we couldn't do it." Obviously frustrated with the way things at the end of the 2023 season, the owner of the Jags took ownership of his team's tribulations. He even commented about who he thinks should be doing play calling. Khan even pointed to a recent column in the New York Times that included a line about Pederson’s future hanging in the balance in 2024 and said: “If I were in that situation, I’d want my hands on the wheel.”