The Jaguars said reports that head coach Doug Marrone was informed he would be fired “are 100 percent incorrect.”

Early Saturday morning, ESPN reported Marrone was told he would be axed following the regular-season finale Sunday against the Colts.

“Owner Shad Khan will meet with his football staff, which includes coaching and personnel, midweek next week,” Khan’s spokesman said in a statement Saturday.

It wouldn’t be a surprise if Marrone ends up canned, with the Jaguars 5-10 this season; however, many teams wait until after the regular season to inform coaches of their fate.

Marrone hasn’t been to the playoffs since the 2017 season, when the Jaguars lost to the Patriots in the AFC Championship.

“I’m truly sorry I let so many down, that I couldn’t have done a better job,” Marrone said on Christmas Eve. “For our fans who are so disappointed and our sponsors, I truly take responsibility and apologize. It’s the holiday time, and you want your team to be doing well, so people can have some pride or joy. And that’s my job, and I haven’t done that.”

If Marrone is fired, he would become the second Jaguars boss to be axed following executive vice president (and former Giants coach) Tom Coughlin earlier this month.