An article came out on USAToday this morning titled "Opinion: The ideal head coaching candidate for each of the NFL's seven openings". I'm not saying I agree/disagree, just thought it would be interesting to post.

Here is the one listed for us:

Jacksonville Jaguars: Jim Caldwell
The veteran offensive coordinator/quarterback whisperer helped Peyton Manning, Joe Flacco and Matthew Stafford produce some of their best work; he also has had success as a head coach, even guiding the Lions to two playoff appearances in four years. The Jaguars need a calming presence, a strong leader and an experienced mind to help get the most out of Trevor Lawrence. The Jaguars are casting a wide net, but few boast a resume that rivals Caldwell's.

Alternative pick:Former Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich, who is the offensive coordinator of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He would bring a new energy and serve as a good sounding board for Lawrence and likely fill out his staff with a strong veteran presence.

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