The Latest Breaking News from Liam Coen

If Sean McVay stays with the Rams, it might be best for him to give up play-calling duties on offense

Liam Coen has made his decision: He's leaving the Rams again to become Kentucky's offensive coordinator and QBs coach

The former No. 1 pick couldn't hear his coach in his helmet, only called one play off his wristband and couldn't believe how the Raiders covered his game-winning TD pass.

He was Kentucky’s offensive coordinator in ’21.

For the second time, Liam Coen is leaving his job with the Rams to become Kentucky's offensive coordinator

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky will play its bowl game without star quarterback Will Levis.

Liam Coen says he watched "a ton" of Baker Mayfield film before the 2018 draft and really liked what he saw, as did Sean McVay.

It will have been 700 days since the former Texans quarterback played in an NFL game. Plus, answering your questions on the coaching futures of Sean Payton and Lovie Smith, Taylor Heinicke vs. Carson Wentz, the offensive prowess of Mike McDaniel and Kyle Shanahan and more.

The hire made sense. To coordinate Kentucky’s offense, Mark Stoops replaced one former NFL assistant coach with another former NFL assistant coach. Liam Coen came from the Kyle Shanahan/Mike Shanahan coaching tree. Rich Scangarello came from the Kyle Shanahan/Mike Shanahan coaching tree. On paper, the transition from Coen to Scangarello…