JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Urban Meyer first started thinking about the NFL about a decade ago. He was getting phone calls from team owners.
He was intrigued by the notion of testing his coaching skills at football’s highest level. He was ready to make the jump.But he put it off time and time again, waiting for a situation that “had to be perfect.”He feels as if Jacksonville has everything he needs to make the move successful: an opportunity to land a franchise quarterback, a chance to mold the league’s youngest roster and the financial support to provide players with the “best of the best.”The Jaguars formally and virtually introduced Meyer on Friday, with the three-time national championship-winning coach saying, “I believe this is the.