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By Marcus Chen
First Coast News Sports JAX

Liam Coen has been preaching all offseason about finding a way to start games faster. The solution: play the Cleveland Browns. That’s only half joking. The Browns aren’t the ideal measuring stick for success, but the Jaguars historically played down to their competition. They didn’t do that in Week 1. Jacksonville looked and played elite in stretching their regular season winning streak to nine games. The Jaguars started as quickly and efficiently as they have in Coen’s tenure on Sunday, blending strong defense with a rattlesnake-fast offense in a dominant 34-10 win in the regular-season opener. Jacksonville had an interception on Cleveland’s third passing attempt of the game and scored on a beautiful throw from Trevor Lawrence to Parker Washington. That start was an offseason in the making. “I think the guys came out and tried to do what we asked them to do in terms of starting fast, played some complimentary football, which I also was harping on. Taking advantage of obviously, the op
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