A look at the notable names with local ties on the rosters for both Kansas City and San Francisco as they prepare for Super Bowl 58.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers assistant coach Mike Caldwell is expected to become the Jacksonville Jaguars’ next defensive coordinator, according to NFL Network.

The Jaguars are 60 minutes away from ending the least satisfying season in franchise history. They won fewer games last year, but this season’s embarrassments, both on and off the field, have left the team shaken, the fan base incensed, and the franchise at a crossroads. So where did it all go wrong?

It feels like forever since the Jaguars have been the favorite to win a game. But if they are going to cap the week with a W, here are four things they need to do on Sunday against the Texans.

The Jaguars will face a top 5 offense and a top 5 defense Sunday when they host the Buffalo Bills, team that offers unique challenges for Jacksonville.

After a Week 1 game that left Jaguars’ fans confused, Sunday is a chance to bounce back.

The return of Sacksonville? That might be going a little too far, but the defense is playing with the same swagger that it had during that stellar run.

Day one of camp is in the books. I think we all can agree that the top storyline is Trevor Lawrence.

A new coaching staff brings with it new schemes on offense and defense. What will the Jaguars look like on the field and how many will should we expect?

The Jaguars are wrapping up organized team activities this week, and the team continues to be high energy out on the practice field.

Jaguars are giving former Lions' WR Marvin Jones a two-year, $14.5 million deal, including $9.2 million fully guaranteed, per source. According to the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Jaguars dealt for defensive tackle Malcolm Brown to bolster their defensive line depth. Former #Ravens DE Jihad Ward is signing with the #Jaguars, source said. They’ve agreed with former #Bears DT Roy Robertson-Harris on a three-year, $24.4 million deal, source said. He has returned five kicks for touchdowns in his four years in the league but has just 16 career receptions.

Darrell Bevell (left) and Joe Cullen are the Jaguars' picks as offensive coordinator and defensive coordinator, respectively. Offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell and defensive coordinator Joe Cullen headline the Jaguars staff, which is heavy on additions from the Ravens and Seahawks. Bevell has been an NFL assistant since breaking into the league with the Green Bay Packers in 2000. Ash was also the head coach at Rutgers and was the defensive coordinator at Arkansas, Ohio State and Wisconsin. Secondary, corners coach: Tim Walton remains on the Jaguars coaching staff for the third season and beginning his 25th year in coaching.

The new Jaguars coach is dialed in on one thing — filling out a coaching staff. “Obviously I didn’t know Trent, we met years ago, so I knew him but I didn’t know him. I’ve been very fortunate, my entire head coaching career, I’ve always looked at everything that I’ve done is a partnership. “Yeah, next week I’d like to, we’ll give a deep dive into what’s taken place because there’s been no finality to where were at as a coaching staff,” Meyer said. That’s a three-month, two-month, I think we all know there’s a couple incredible players out there, but my focus has been on the staff,” Meyer said.