The Jacksonville Jaguars need a major cultural rebuild after the franchise’s tumultuous stint under former head coach Urban Meyer and only winning four games over the last two seasons. General manager Trent Baalke and owner Shad Khan’s decision to hire head coach Doug Pederson and signing guard Brandon Scherff were good starts.
Scherff met with the media last week and discussed how he can help the struggling organization. During his seven seasons in the NFL, he has developed a reputation of being a locker room leader while also becoming a five-time Pro Bowler.
“I just try to do everything the right way, just try to be that leader on and off the field for anybody,” he said about why he’s described as a cultural leader. “If we have young guys, I try to lead by example and show them the right way to do things. And just go about my business and do everything at 100 percent.”
