With the 2026 NFL trade deadline officially in the rearview mirror, Jordan Davis has to turn the page on his tenure with the Philadelphia Eagles to prepare for his first game as a member of the Jacksonville Jaguars against the Tennessee Titans.
Now granted, is it tough to go from a potential Week 10 bye week to instead having to learn a new system on the fly? Sure, but based on his initial impression of the Jaguars and their head coach, Liam Coen, Davis appears to already feel at home in Jacksonville.
“Amazing, amazing. You know, from the first call to now and to, you know, the future, you know, I can tell he really cares about this program. He cares about the people that's in this room. He cares about the guys, the character that they have. And, you know, that's one thing that I'm a culture guy. I'm a culture dude. I stop the run, but I'm also a culture guy,” Davis said.
“So, you know, I'm here to have fun, enjoy the time, but also do my job. And so, you know, I feel like he's on the same wave, and that's the type of people that he wants in the building. You know, just the words of encouragement because this is a hard time for everybody. You know, there's anything, little nuggets here and there. He's like, anytime you need salt, let me just come by. And that speaks a lot to a level of coaching when you have an open-door policy. So I'm excited for that.”
Could Davis be one of the rare players in the NFL who play 18 games during the regular season? Assuming he's up to speed enough to see the field, that's entirely possible, but even if he isn't, it sure sounds like the Georgia product has found a welcoming new home where he can keep growing and hopefully help his team win in 2026.
Jordan Davis says Liam Coen has been “amazing,” and loves his open-door policy.#Jaguars #DUUUVAL pic.twitter.com/lYBL6dVyfR
— Action Sports Jax (@ActionSportsJax) November 11, 2026