49ers' Robert Saleh says Jaguars have 'really advanced' sign-stealing system on offense

The San Francisco 49ers' defensive coordinator, Robert Saleh, has made a surprising claim about the Jacksonville Jaguars' offense. Saleh stated that the Jaguars have a "really advanced" sign-stealing system, suggesting that they are adept at intercepting and decoding their opponents' signals. This statement highlights the ongoing issue of sign-stealing in the NFL, a practice that has been a subject of controversy in recent years. Saleh's comments suggest that the Jaguars, who are led by head coach Urban Meyer, have developed a sophisticated system to gain an advantage over their opponents. The article also notes that the "McVay coaching tree," referring to the coaching lineage of Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay, is particularly skilled at this practice. This suggests that the Jaguars' coaching staff, which includes several members with ties to the McVay coaching tree, may have brought this expertise with them. While the article does not provide any further details on the specifics of the Jaguars' sign-stealing system, Saleh's comments have raised eyebrows and will likely be a topic of discussion in the NFL community.