The Jacksonville Jaguars made a unique addition to their roster before Monday Night Football. Head coach Doug Pederson added his son, tight end Josh Pederson, to the active roster for the game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Josh Pederson, who had been signed to the practice squad earlier in the season, made his NFL debut in this game. This father-son duo made history, as it has been over four decades since the last time a son played for his head coach father in the NFL.

Josh Pederson, a 26-year-old tight end, had previous stints with multiple NFL teams, including the San Francisco 49ers, New Orleans Saints, and Kansas City Chiefs. He also played in the USFL in 2022, where he had 25 receptions for 325 yards. Despite going undrafted in 2021, Josh Pederson's hard work has earned him a spot on the Jaguar's active roster.

The Pederson family had a special moment on the field during Monday Night Football, as Doug Pederson got to witness his son playing for his team. This historic father-son duo joins the ranks of other notable NFL family pairs, making it a memorable night for both father and son.