Jaguars head coach Liam Coen and Titans head coach Robert Saleh have put their sign-stealing controversy behind them after a heated postgame exchange last September. The two coaches, who were caught on camera cursing at each other following Jacksonville's win over San Francisco, said they've since reconciled and can even laugh about the incident.

Saleh, then defensive coordinator of the 49ers, had accused Coen's Jaguars of legally stealing signals, comments that Coen took offense to. The exchange went viral when Coen was caught on camera shouting, "Keep my name out of your mouth," to which Saleh replied, "I will f--- your world up." Despite the heated moment, both coaches emphasized there's no lingering animosity.

During the NFL's annual league meetings, Coen and Saleh addressed the incident with humor, noting that other coaches have been ribbing them about it. "Sean [McVay] was killing Kyle [Shanahan] and Saleh about sign stealing, and they were killing me about keeping their name out of my mouth," Coen said. The coaches' reconciliation demonstrates the competitive yet collegial nature of the NFL coaching fraternity.