### Jaguars' Season in Jeopardy as Pederson Faces Play-Calling Questions

After a disheartening 52-6 loss to the Detroit Lions on Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars are facing a mountain of uncertainty. Head coach Doug Pederson and general manager Trent Baalke are under intense scrutiny, with speculation growing about their future with the team. During a Monday morning press conference, Pederson addressed several of these rumors, but one question caught him off guard.

When asked by Jaguars reporter Mia O'Brien if changes in play-calling were being considered, Pederson responded with an awkward smile that seemed to betray unease. The interaction, captured in a brief video posted online, underscored the mounting pressure on Pederson to turn the team’s fortunes around.

The Jaguars, who are currently languishing at the bottom of the AFC South, are entering their bye week—a period often used by NFL teams to implement significant changes. With Trevor Lawrence nursing a shoulder injury and Mac Jones struggling to perform, the team’s immediate future is clouded with uncertainty. It remains to be seen who will be the general manager, head coach, or even the starting quarterback when the Jaguars return to the field.

Their next challenge will come on Dec. 1, when they face the division-leading Houston Texans at home. As the bye week unfolds, Jacksonville fans will be closely watching for any moves that might signal a shift in strategy or leadership.