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Following the 13-win inaugural season for Liam Coen’s Jacksonville Jaguars, a few expected changes lay on the horizon in Duval. Similar to our 2025 coaching tracker, we will log the outgoing and incoming position coach and coordinator moves surrounding the Jaguars here (along with any rumored interests). Last updated Wednesday, 1/21 at 3:20 pm Coordinator Interviews OC Grant Udinski head coach interview updates: Cleveland Browns (finalist). Second interview pending for Friday, 1/23 Buffalo Bills (first interview). Interview date TBD. DC Anthony Campanile head coach interview updates: Miami Dolphins (first interview; Packers DC Jeff Hafley later hired as head coach) Baltimore Ravens (first interview completed on Monday, 1/19) Arizona Cardinals (finalist). Second interview pending for Thursday, 1/22 Rumored Interests: Jaguars defensive back coach Kris Richard, a potential target for Stanford defensive coordinator role (1/16 via CBS Sports). Reported Moves Losses: Secondary Coach Ron Milus no longer with team (1/16, as covered by BCC) Assistant OL coach Keli’i Kekuewa takes Stanford OL promotion (1/17 via CBS Sports) Additions: Mathieu Araujo is expected to be hired by the Jaguars, though no announcement has been made on his named role, to date (1/21 via CBS Sports, as covered by BCC). What are your thoughts on the moves so far, Duval? Let us know in the comments below!

L'audition du ministre de l'Intérieur Laurent Nuñez, ce mardi 20 janvier au Sénat, a permis d'y voir plus clair sur les grands enjeux du débat parlementaire autour de la loi polices municipales qui s'ouvrira le 3 février.

Welcome to the Wednesday Zona Mista, everybody. It’s Hump Day, as you know, and it’s also game day for Juventus, who will face Benfica in the Champions League later on today. Before that, though, let’s get you caught up on a few things first. Nah, we good there. Jose #Mourinho #JuveBenfica press conference: “Would i coach #Juve? Of course, why not?” pic.twitter.com/HHOR0NlZzS— Around Turin (@AroundTurin) January 21, 2026 Winning in the Arctic Circle this season ain’t for everybody 🇳🇴🥶 Bodø/Glimt record their first win in this season’s Champions League league phase… and it comes against the might of Manchester City.The game was remarkable for two goals in 119 seconds for Glimt’s Høgh and two yellow cards in 53 seconds for City’s Rodri.— FotMob (@fotmob.com) 2026-01-20T20:02:04.079Z Tony in Europe is still Tony in Europe! Jordan Larsson cleans up his PK rebound to equalize for FC Copenhagen 💥Every goal from every game available for FREE on The Golazo Show — right now CBS Sports Golazo Network via the CBS Sports app 📲— CBS Sports Golazo (@cbssportsgolazo-m.bsky.social) 2026-01-20T15:47:16-06:00 Internazionale????? Viktor Gyökeres joins in on the scoring for top of the table Arsenal 💫— CBS Sports Golazo (@cbssportsgolazo-m.bsky.social) 2026-01-20T15:53:35-06:00 Very lame This really sucks, grateful for what FBref has done for soccer— John Muller (@johnspacemuller.com) 2026-01-20T22:44:57.235Z Not-so-Spursy 😮‍💨 Spurs pick up a credible and much needed home win for Thomas Frank.Dortmund have lost just once in the Bundesliga this season and only been beaten once in Europe before tonight.— FotMob (@fotmob.com) 2026-01-20T22:05:03.154Z One last stunner for the day Sporting shock PSG! ⚪️🟢 Who’s been your Man of the Match?— Fabrizio Romano (MIRROR) (@fabrizioromano.yopro20.com) 2026-01-20T21:58:29.890745+00:00 Question of the Day: Do you like having the Champions League league phase live table up and running during Juventus games just to see the potential madness happen in real time?

For much of the past week, Jean-Philippe Mateta has looked as though he’s the striker that Juventus are solely targeting to try and bring in some attacking reinforcements during the winter transfer window. Making that happen, though, was not going to be as easy as the club might have thought when they opened talks with Crystal Palace late last week. What does that mean? Juventus appear to be quickly getting a backup plan into place. According to multiple reports out of Italy from the likes of Sky Italia’s Gianluca Di Marzio, ilBianconero’s Romeo Agresti and others on Tuesday, Juventus are in talks with Fenerbahce for striker Youssef En-Nesyri, who has just returned from the Africa Cup of Nations with Morocco. The 28-year-old En-Nesyri, who moved to Turkey in 2024, has reportedly returned from AFCON and found out that he is suddenly on the market, with Fenerbahce open to loaning him out for the second half of the 2025-26 season. New talks between Juventus and Fenerbahce regarding En-Nesyri are expected on Wednesday. Di Marzio is reporting that, as of right now, En-Nesyri is the closer of the two strikers to signing with Juventus when compared to Mateta. .@juventusfc, contatti vivi con En-Nesyri: in questo momento è lui l'attaccante più vicino ai bianconerihttps://t.co/91aZvRhJKM— Gianluca Di Marzio (@DiMarzio) January 20, 2026 En-Nesyri played his entire senior club career in Spain before moving to Turkey in a €20 million deal from Sevilla, a club-record fee at the time for Fenerbahce. Since moving to Turkey, the 6-foot-2 En-Nesyri has scored 33 goals in 67 games for Fenerbahce, including seven goals in 21 appearances in all competitions so far this season. That’s not exactly an impressive tally for somebody who is being looked upon to potentially upgrade Juventus’ attack that has struggled to consistently score goals this season. En-Nesyri is also reportedly a target of Antonio Conte and Napoli, who look set to be loaning out summer signing Lorenzo Lucca this month, potentially to Nottingham Forest where he would join a couple of familiar names from recent Juventus past.