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Huddle Up | Jaguars Looking to Sweep Texans & Thoughts on Jakobi Meyers Trade · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Huddle Up, brought to you by the Field
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Speaker 1: Total Group, Jaguars Senior writer John Osher, NFL network analyst
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Speaker 1: and former Jaguar Bucky Brooks, and Senior reporter JP Shatterick.
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Speaker 1: Where you the latest on your Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Speaker 2: Huddle Up starts right now. It is Wednesday, Week ten.
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Speaker 3: It is Huddle Up with Bucky Brooks and a busy
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Speaker 3: show ahead as the Jaguars continue this road trend. This
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Speaker 3: week in Houston, we have a final look at Jaguars
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Speaker 3: over the Raiders in overtime thirty to twenty nine. The
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Speaker 3: final our first look at the Jags Texans matchup this week.
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Speaker 3: The Jack's trying to sweep the Texans for the first
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Speaker 3: time since twenty seventeen. The Jaguars, of course, made a
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Speaker 3: trade for Jacobe Myers right before the deadline. Should have
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Speaker 3: just flown back from Vegas so with the team, But
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Speaker 3: a couple of days later he's here and we heard
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Speaker 3: from him in the locker room today. You'll hear all
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Speaker 3: that coming up on Jaguars dot Com. JP Shadduck with
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Speaker 3: John Oser from the Hundai Studios, Buck he Brooks in
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Speaker 3: Los Angeles and good afternoon, balky. Here we are and
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Speaker 3: after the trade deadline, a lot going on around here
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Speaker 3: for a team that's in the hunt five and three,
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Speaker 3: they'd be seventh.
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Speaker 2: In the playoffs right now, in the in the seating.
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Speaker 4: How about that?
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Speaker 5: I mean, I think John always talks about being on
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Speaker 5: the graphic. So we're on the graphic, which is great
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Speaker 5: trade for Jakobe Meyer certainly brings some interest and some
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Speaker 5: intrigue as to why you bring them on board, what
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Speaker 5: role he feels, how does that role expand or shrink
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Speaker 5: if Travis Hunter, when Travis Hunter comes back?
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Speaker 4: All those things. But I will say this, Things are good.
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Speaker 5: Got a big win on the road, got an opportunity
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Speaker 5: to have a division win coming up.
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Speaker 4: Things are on their rise, and things on up.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I keep getting questions about how good this team is.
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Speaker 6: I don't know.
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Speaker 7: I don't really care the five and three. When I
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Speaker 7: say I don't care, I care about how good they're
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Speaker 7: going to be. Like right now, you've been five and three,
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Speaker 7: so's it's fine. I think they're a beat up team.
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Speaker 7: I think they're a team that's gonna have to patch
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Speaker 7: their way through the next couple of weeks and figure
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Speaker 7: out a way to beat another beat up team this week,
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Speaker 7: and I think it's going to be a team that
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Speaker 7: plays a lot of games like it did the other day.
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Speaker 6: Meaning, you know, somebody asked about the Colts JP.
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Speaker 7: You know, the Colts who lead the division, and everybody
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Speaker 7: right now is playing this game of like looking at
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Speaker 7: the at the schedule and saying, Okay, they're they're supposed
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Speaker 7: to win this, they're supposed to win this. I guess what,
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Speaker 7: I think the Jaguars are going to probably win one
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Speaker 7: of those that you think.
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Speaker 6: They're gonna lose.
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Speaker 7: I'll probably lose a couple you think they're gonna win
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Speaker 7: because they're that sort of team right now. But I
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Speaker 7: think they're gonna be swinging at the end because they've
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Speaker 7: been swinging so far for eight games and you know,
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Speaker 7: they've been the last man standing five times. And I
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Speaker 7: think they can get to nine or ten. So that's
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Speaker 7: I mean, I don't think they're great yet, but I
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Speaker 7: think they're a team that can fight their way into
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Speaker 7: this thing.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, the magic number is ten, and so can you
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Speaker 4: get the ten?
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Speaker 5: Because ten typically guarantees you a place within the tournament,
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Speaker 5: And if the Jaguars are able to get that done,
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Speaker 5: and you think about just looking ahead the schedule. You've
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Speaker 5: got a couple of division games, like you've played two
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Speaker 5: against the goals to against the Titans, where if you
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Speaker 5: take care of your business within the division, that puts
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Speaker 5: you right on the edge of being able to get in.
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Speaker 5: Then you got to win another one somewhere in this
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Speaker 5: mix to be able to get it done.
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Speaker 4: It can be done, but the only thing you can
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Speaker 4: do is.
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Speaker 5: You got to focus on what's ahead of you. And
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Speaker 5: the Houston Texans are ahead. They have a really good defense,
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Speaker 5: They have a really good team, even though they may
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Speaker 5: be without their starting quarterback.
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Speaker 3: To your point, John about and Bucky about the schedule,
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Speaker 3: looking at the schedules and all that, the Colts have
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Speaker 3: the fifth hardest remaining strength of schedule. The Jaguars have
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Speaker 3: the fourth easiest remaining strength of schedule to go play
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Speaker 3: the games.
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Speaker 6: Though sure clearly I'm sure they do. And by the way,
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Speaker 6: nothing that means this is the stats.
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Speaker 2: I'm reading stats.
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Speaker 7: Just to clarify, Bucky said they have announced Jamiico. Ryans
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Speaker 7: did say that Stroud is out, so that you know,
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Speaker 7: you don't look too much at the injury report, but
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Speaker 7: that's you know, the only injury reporting this league, it
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Speaker 7: matters sometimes is a quarterback, So it's a big that's
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Speaker 7: a big one, that strength of schedule thing.
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Speaker 4: JP.
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Speaker 7: I again right now, the way the Jaguars are playing,
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Speaker 7: it's so funny how one moment completely changes the narrative. Right, Oh, yes,
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Speaker 7: if von Hamilton's hand is two feet over, everybody's saying, oh,
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Speaker 7: they're never gonna win a game. And now it's well,
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Speaker 7: there's these five easy wins. Well, the Raiders were two
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Speaker 7: and five now, so there's no easy win really for
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Speaker 7: any team in this league. For this team right now,
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Speaker 7: as beat up as it is, there aren't gonna be
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Speaker 7: easy games. It's gonna be it's gonna be punch, punch, punch.
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Speaker 7: And I keep using the analogy of the of the
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Speaker 7: end of Rocky two. Somebody stood up and the other
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Speaker 7: guy didn't fall, and it was one second. Right, that's
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Speaker 7: sort of what this team's gonna feel like. I think,
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Speaker 7: I think they're going to play a bunch of games.
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Speaker 7: That's what it was yesterday, kept on Sunday, they kept punching.
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Speaker 7: Eventually the Jaguars held onto that top rope for two
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Speaker 7: seconds longer. Then then I'm drawing a blanketea then Carl.
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Speaker 6: Wellers, Carl Wedders played for the Raiders. I think he did.
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Speaker 2: I think he did.
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Speaker 6: So there you go, roundabout here we go, wrap up
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Speaker 6: the show.
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Speaker 2: Well, there we go, John, What a pool? What a
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Speaker 2: pool there?
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Speaker 3: Let's hear from Jaguars head coach Liam Cohen earlier today
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Speaker 3: at his weekly Wednesday press conference, And yeah, the number
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Speaker 3: one story.
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Speaker 2: The addition of wide receivers to Kobe Myers from the Raiders.
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Speaker 8: Followed his career pretty closely, you know, being in the
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Speaker 8: Northeast myself, the Patriots watching those guys over the years
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Speaker 8: and then obviously moving into a couple of different roles.
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Speaker 8: Former quarterback. Always appreciate that really in any skilled player.
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Speaker 8: But the ability tough, strong hands has been physical as
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Speaker 8: as a separator in ISO situations. I've only heard great
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Speaker 8: things about the pro Edgars worked with him in the
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Speaker 8: past as well, so you know, definitely excited to have him.
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Speaker 4: Got.
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Speaker 3: Kobe Myers, an undrafted player originally by the Patriots at
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Speaker 3: NC State and spent time there, of course, went under
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Speaker 3: the Raiders his third year in Vegas this year, and
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Speaker 3: then traded for a fourth and sixth round pick next
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Speaker 3: year for the Jaguars. It is the final year of
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Speaker 3: his current contract. Bucky, what does Myers bring to the
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Speaker 3: table in terms of scheme and skill.
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Speaker 4: Set, consistency and reliability.
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Speaker 5: I think the number one thing that he brings is
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Speaker 5: he's a consistent pass catcher. When you go and you
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Speaker 5: dig in the stats, he has a drop rate of
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Speaker 5: only one point eight percent for a team that leads
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Speaker 5: the league in drops.
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Speaker 4: That's what you're looking for.
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Speaker 5: Someone that can come in and be their reliable target
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Speaker 5: that Trevor Lawrence needs.
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Speaker 4: He really is.
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Speaker 5: It kind of reminds me of fitting into that mix
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Speaker 5: way back when we have Marvin Jones and Jay Jones
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Speaker 5: and that type receiver on the perimeter around Trevor Lawrence,
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Speaker 5: Steady Eddie, consistent, high IQ, going to be at the
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Speaker 5: right spot. And I think when you look at what
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Speaker 5: we currently have with Parker Washington and some of the
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Speaker 5: other guys, even if Brian Thomas Jr. Is available with
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Speaker 5: the ankle, this guy is a nice addition because he
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Speaker 5: allows you to play you eleven personnel packages and he
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Speaker 5: can do the consistent stuff, the dirty work over the
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Speaker 5: middle on the outside.
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Speaker 4: He's a change.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: I think the part of what Bucky said that resonates
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Speaker 7: the most and matches up best with what I've heard
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Speaker 7: about you, Coo.
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Speaker 6: Is he's going to be in the right spot.
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Speaker 7: I mean, he's got a really good route runner, and
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Speaker 7: he's a reliable route runner. And I thought, as you've
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Speaker 7: analyzed Trevor's career since really twenty two, because the twenty
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Speaker 7: one season was lost to me, when was he best?
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Speaker 7: He was best in the second half of twenty two
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Speaker 7: when he had Marvin Jones, Zay Jones, a lot of guys.
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Speaker 6: Who in Parker, I mean, not partial but.
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Speaker 7: Christian I do that all the time, but who he
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Speaker 7: knew exactly where Christian was going to be all the.
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Speaker 6: Time, reliable route runners.
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Speaker 7: He really tends to trust those guys, and that's what
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Speaker 7: this guy is. So I not Sunday necessarily because they're
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Speaker 7: not gonna be trust built up by Sunday, but over time.
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Speaker 7: This is a really interesting acquisition for this because it
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Speaker 7: again it's like so many moves they've made already.
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Speaker 2: JP.
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Speaker 7: Once you look at it, it's like, oh, I see
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Speaker 7: why they did that. This fits what they're saying. They
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Speaker 7: do what they say they're going to do, and they
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Speaker 7: make very logical moves. And I think This is one
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Speaker 7: of those.
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Speaker 3: We talked about this a little bit with the Greg
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Speaker 3: Newsom edition in season trade, having the learning curve quickly,
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Speaker 3: But this is a different level. Bucky on offense, with
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Speaker 3: all the things they want to do offensively, what's the
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Speaker 3: difficulty level for Jacoby Myers to be ready to roll
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Speaker 3: on Sunday.
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Speaker 7: Oh?
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Speaker 5: Look, I think he can do it. He's a pro.
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Speaker 5: I think the connection with him and Edgar Bennett. I
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Speaker 5: am sure that Edgar can give him translatable language to
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Speaker 5: help him a In our old system, it was this,
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Speaker 5: this is what it means here, okay, and they can
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Speaker 5: figure it out. I also think that there is a
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Speaker 5: small menu of plays that Liam can use if he
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Speaker 5: wants to, to make sure that I'll just call these
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Speaker 5: plays when Jacoby Myers is on the field as they
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Speaker 5: package it in those things.
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Speaker 4: But given where we.
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Speaker 5: Are from a health standpoint, they need him to play.
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Speaker 5: They gonna need them to play a significant role on Sunday.
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Speaker 5: He'll be up to the chest because he's a pro,
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Speaker 5: that's what he does. He'll be smart enough to kind
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Speaker 5: of figure it out, and they will be smart enough
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Speaker 5: to make it easy for him to get on the
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Speaker 5: field and play and play.
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Speaker 6: Well, yeah, look.
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Speaker 7: They didn't Tim Jones and Austin Tramill making big plays. Yes, yes,
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Speaker 7: And you know, I don't think they necessarily were taking
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Speaker 7: significant reps with Trevor on On on Friday in red zone, right.
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Speaker 7: So I guess what I'm getting at is that game
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Speaker 7: the other day was all about just figuring out what
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Speaker 7: you had in the moment and making a play in
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Speaker 7: the moment and not worrying about, you know, the intricacies
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Speaker 7: of this. So they think rely on that a little bit.
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Speaker 7: It's so interesting covering Liam because he you can tell
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Speaker 7: he loves football so much and loves talking it that
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Speaker 7: I think sometimes he's more transparent on the podium than
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Speaker 7: he really means to be going in. Not that he's
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Speaker 7: giving anything away, but when he said, you know, a
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Speaker 7: lot of coaches went asked today, how how familiar or
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Speaker 7: how how difficult will it be for Jacoby to learn
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Speaker 7: the new language. They said, well, there's some similarities. Liam
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Speaker 7: was like, yeah, it's completely different, Like he basically said, yeah,
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Speaker 7: it Chinese compared to English. Right, But so it is
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Speaker 7: interesting that sometimes things translate in this league. Right now,
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Speaker 7: there are specific trees that follow offenses, and there's a
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Speaker 7: lot offenses that do run what Liam runs. They trust
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Speaker 7: Jacoby Meyers enough that they didn't even care about, Hey,
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Speaker 7: do you know the language. No, just come in and
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Speaker 7: we'll get you something you can understand so that you
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Speaker 7: can run it on Sunday.
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Speaker 6: And I'm with you, Bucky.
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Speaker 7: They'll find a package or two to make him matter
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Speaker 7: on Sunday hundred percent.
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Speaker 5: I just think Liam is really good at being able
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Speaker 5: to whittle things down to make it where it really
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Speaker 5: comes down to players, not plays.
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Speaker 4: Let me get the right players on the field and
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Speaker 4: let's go to.
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Speaker 5: Work, And particularly coming off the bye week, where I
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Speaker 5: felt like the offense even felt different on Sunday in
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Speaker 5: terms of man Travis NDN got a lot of touches.
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Speaker 5: I didn't realize he had so many touches and he
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Speaker 5: was that impactful. Oh, the ball went to Parker Washington
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Speaker 5: a lot, regardless of whether it was supposed to go
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Speaker 5: to him. When those plays were designed for Travis Hunter,
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Speaker 5: it felt like the ball was going to a particular
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Speaker 5: place all the time when it was critical. When it
12:24
Speaker 5: gets to that point and you're narrowing, it's time to
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Speaker 5: narrow the focus to make sure that your best place
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Speaker 5: players touch it. I think he has that in his bag,
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Speaker 5: and I think we're beginning to see this. So Jacoby Myers,
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Speaker 5: if you're right into that strategy.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I always laugh in this league because we spend
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Speaker 7: so much time in the off season talking about X
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Speaker 7: and Y and who's going to do this and who's
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Speaker 7: going to do that.
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Speaker 6: Parker Washington's you're one right now.
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Speaker 4: But yeah, I mean, I mean.
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Speaker 7: And this is a guy you know all off season
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Speaker 7: all we talked about BTJ and Travis Hunter and Jommy
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Speaker 7: Brown and the speed on the outside of how this
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Speaker 7: is going to be done, and Marker Washington.
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Speaker 6: Had to earn his way into this.
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Speaker 7: And I know we're a little off track, but it's
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Speaker 7: a remarkable He's easily easily the best receiver on this
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Speaker 7: team right out Bucky.
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Speaker 5: Not only that, I think when I'm learning in this league,
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Speaker 5: like we talked about, we throw the number one receiver
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Speaker 5: thing out there a ton, and there are a bunch
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Speaker 5: of number one receivers and then there's an elite category
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Speaker 5: of those guys, but there are also a bunch of
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Speaker 5: guys that the system can create and enhance a number
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Speaker 5: one receiver and the other day on Sunday, when I'm
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Speaker 5: looking at Parker Washington, I'm looking at how the ball
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Speaker 5: is finding him and how he's making plays.
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Speaker 4: It's the first time that I looked at him like, well,
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Speaker 4: maybe he can.
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Speaker 5: Be a one A or one B in a system
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Speaker 5: that doesn't really have a marquee playmaker. And then I'm
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Speaker 5: looking at the way that they were utilizing BTJ and
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Speaker 5: I know a lot has been made of the drops
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Speaker 5: or whatever, but he's catching verticals and outbreaking routes and
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Speaker 5: you look up, he has three for fifty five, which
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Speaker 5: is a solid day. Maybe there is a way to Hey,
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Speaker 5: let's make this more systematic and not worry so much
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Speaker 5: about the road designations. But I'll figure out a way
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Speaker 5: to put the guys in the right spot to make
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Speaker 5: sure that they're doing what they're comfortable with to enhance
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Speaker 5: their opportunity of being successful.
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Speaker 3: We can have a great plan, but this week you
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Speaker 3: got to roll it out against the number one defense
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Speaker 3: in the National Football League. The Houston Texans will return
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Speaker 3: and dig into that group. Jags saw him, of course,
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Speaker 3: And this is huddle Up with Bucky Brooks.
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Speaker 8: That's the continous game that you're trying to look into
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Speaker 8: how much how they maybe tweaked some things over the
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Speaker 8: last few weeks. But the structure is the structure and
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Speaker 8: the players. That's the most important thing I think about
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Speaker 8: this defense and us attacking is guys like they're it's
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Speaker 8: a damn good defense and they don't stay block blown
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Speaker 8: and for us to go and be successful, the plays
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Speaker 8: are the plays, and let we have got to go
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Speaker 8: finish at the second level, stay attached to blocks, run
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Speaker 8: through contact, block our asses off on the perimeter. That's
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Speaker 8: what's gonna have to to That's how it's gonna have
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Speaker 8: to be.
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Speaker 3: Man coach William Cohen earlier today at the podium with
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Speaker 3: the media welcome back.
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Speaker 2: It is Huddle up with Blucky Brooks.
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Speaker 7: J P.
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Speaker 3: Shadwick, John Ozier in Jacksonville, Bucky Brooks out in Los Angeles.
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Speaker 2: Full presser.
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Speaker 3: We'll hear more from Liam Cohen coming up with the
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Speaker 3: full press conference at Jaguars dot com or the Jaguars
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Speaker 3: YouTube channel.
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Speaker 2: Of course, the Jaguars are in Houston this week, but
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Speaker 2: the week after they're.
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Speaker 3: and John, I think that's an example of the Liam
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Speaker 3: Cohen at the podium that you were just talking about.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, it's funny, JP.
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Speaker 7: You're forced to read the ozone every day, I know,
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Speaker 7: and I always say it's always coaching in the NFL,
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Speaker 7: very sarcastically. Yeah, And I was kind of laughing at
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Speaker 7: Liam right there. He's sitting there trying to analyze it
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Speaker 7: and why are the Texans defense good?
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Speaker 6: And he finally just goes because they have really good players.
16:29
Speaker 6: They're really good.
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Speaker 7: And when you turn on the tape, gosh, they're all
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Speaker 7: playing really good. They get off blocks, and you know
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Speaker 7: how if I'm gonna beat him, we're gonna have to
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Speaker 7: block their butt.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Right, At some point, Bucky, we love to talk and
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Speaker 6: you love to talk about, you know, the coordinators and
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Speaker 6: all this as so much.
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Speaker 7: You gotta go beat a team, and that's really that's
16:51
Speaker 7: what I love about Liam because he's a really good
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Speaker 7: offensive coach. Don't get me wrong, a good good coach,
16:56
Speaker 7: but he does always bring it back with the guys
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Speaker 7: that hey, guys, you gotta go win the d game
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Speaker 7: every once in a while.
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Speaker 5: I mean, look, that's it's very matter of fact, but
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Speaker 5: it's really true. Like every team in the National Football
17:08
Speaker 5: League has good players. Some have more than others. But
17:12
Speaker 5: that's why you see the topsy turvy nature of the league.
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Speaker 5: That's why the Panthers can go on the road and
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Speaker 5: beat the Packers on the you know, in Lambeau, and
17:19
Speaker 5: the Cleveland Browns can win games in those things because
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Speaker 5: they're good players on these rosses. And your job as
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Speaker 5: a coach is to get your guys to block their
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Speaker 5: best players. And sometimes it may take one, sometimes it
17:29
Speaker 5: may take two, some man taps, it takes running away
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Speaker 5: from that player, but whatever it is, you have to
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Speaker 5: do what you have to do to win that game
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Speaker 5: on the given day. And you can't be fearful of
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Speaker 5: the player, but you also can't let him wreck the
17:40
Speaker 5: game when it comes to one of those blue chip players.
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Speaker 4: The Texans are dominant up front. They have two guys that.
17:45
Speaker 5: Are really good in Daniel Hunter and Will Anderson. They
17:48
Speaker 5: have a lockdown corner and Derek Stinging Junior. They have
17:51
Speaker 5: some really good linebackers. And that's what it is for
17:54
Speaker 5: the Jaguars to win. They're gonna have to find a
17:57
Speaker 5: way to be able to run the ball effectively against
17:59
Speaker 5: that front. If they can't run it, they can't have
18:00
Speaker 5: to be able to throw it. And guys are gonna
18:02
Speaker 5: have to win their one on one battles. That's what
18:04
Speaker 5: it comes down to. Can your best players win their
18:07
Speaker 5: one on ones be given them? If they do, then
18:10
Speaker 5: Jags can get another win.
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Speaker 2: How different are they as the weeks have gone along?
18:15
Speaker 3: Or I mean there's I mean, I remember the first game,
18:18
Speaker 3: they shut down the Jaguars running attack with an unscouted,
18:22
Speaker 3: unscouted look they had never shown before. Jaguars adjusted in
18:26
Speaker 3: the second half and had most of their rushing yardage
18:29
Speaker 3: in that second half of the game to go win it.
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Speaker 3: So what you know, are they doing the same things now?
18:35
Speaker 3: What's are they just what they are?
18:37
Speaker 2: On defense?
18:39
Speaker 4: They are where they are, but they're very multiple.
18:41
Speaker 5: Obviously, Dimigo Ryans had given up play calling duties, so
18:45
Speaker 5: it commendage the entire team so you have some other
18:49
Speaker 5: things kind of blending in to.
18:51
Speaker 4: What they do.
18:51
Speaker 5: But nah, they're still gonna build it around their best players.
18:54
Speaker 5: They're gonna play hard. They're gonna be super physical. That's
18:57
Speaker 5: they're calling card. They're gonna be sticky on the house,
19:00
Speaker 5: and I mean in a way, they're their own type
19:03
Speaker 5: of bully within the division. And when they're backs against
19:07
Speaker 5: the wall, you can expect more physicality, more effort, more
19:11
Speaker 5: toughness because.
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Speaker 4: That's who they are.
19:14
Speaker 5: And when you have a backup quarterback on their side,
19:17
Speaker 5: they know that points gonna be coveted at a premium.
19:21
Speaker 5: They're gonna have to play really, really well, which makes
19:23
Speaker 5: them I would say, more dangerous, but also more predictable
19:27
Speaker 5: because now they don't have to comfort annoying. All Right,
19:30
Speaker 5: we have an a level quarterback who can find a
19:31
Speaker 5: way to score. We might not only have to keep
19:35
Speaker 5: this team from scoring, but we may need to manufactures
19:37
Speaker 5: and points. We could lead them to bring up more
19:39
Speaker 5: pressures and blisters to try to turn the ball over.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, to me, this is a very basic game matchup analysis.
19:49
Speaker 7: Texans are desperate. This doesn't end their season, because we've
19:54
Speaker 7: seen this. The Texans have overcome slow starts to four
20:00
Speaker 7: and gotten in. But with the Colts seven and two,
20:04
Speaker 7: the Texans can't lose any more ground. But they're desperate
20:08
Speaker 7: with a backup quarterback, which can change that dynamic. So
20:13
Speaker 7: to me, Bucky, the Jaguars.
20:16
Speaker 6: Have to stop the run well enough.
20:20
Speaker 7: I don't think the Jaguars secondary is good enough right
20:24
Speaker 7: now to stop a great quarterback, but the pass rush
20:27
Speaker 7: has to get home and beat them anyway.
20:30
Speaker 6: Japer gets Let's.
20:31
Speaker 3: Come back in a moment and we'll flip it around
20:33
Speaker 3: and take a look at this Texans offense and what
20:35
Speaker 3: the Jags defense has to do against this group in
20:38
Speaker 3: Week ten.
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Speaker 2: This is huddle up with Bucky Brooks.
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Speaker 8: From a game plan, I know, you know they've done
20:50
Speaker 8: a little bit more jumbo and you know being able
20:52
Speaker 8: to run the football with Woody and doing a nice
20:56
Speaker 8: job that way. So expect the similar plan in ways
21:00
Speaker 8: or so maybe the mobility from CJ that he can
21:03
Speaker 8: provide at times, extending plays on the boot game, getting
21:07
Speaker 8: him out on the perimeter, and maybe being able to
21:10
Speaker 8: use his legs as a weapon as.
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Speaker 3: Well, said coach Liam Cohen on some adjustments possibly for
21:16
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Speaker 3: and retirees. We take a look at the Houston Texans offense.
21:47
Speaker 3: Of course, CJ. Stroud just ruled out earlier, just a
21:50
Speaker 3: little while ago, about an hour ago, by Damiko Ryans,
21:54
Speaker 3: so Davis Mills will get the start at quarterback. Stroud
21:59
Speaker 3: had been kind of just I fairly accurate this year,
22:03
Speaker 3: but not much going on offensively nineteenth overall in total offense.
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Speaker 3: They struggle on third down thirty first in the league,
22:11
Speaker 3: and twenty one points per game is far from enough.
22:14
Speaker 3: Davis Mills was the regular starter in twenty one and
22:17
Speaker 3: twenty two for the Houston.
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Speaker 2: Texans and has been the backup ever since.
22:21
Speaker 3: So you know how difficult Bucky is it defensively to
22:27
Speaker 3: figure out Davis Mills. And where do you go look
22:31
Speaker 3: for Davis Mills tape. I guess the second half of
22:33
Speaker 3: last week's game is probably a good start.
22:36
Speaker 5: Well, you look at the second half of last week's game,
22:38
Speaker 5: you look at any start that he's participated in since
22:40
Speaker 5: he's stepped into his career, just to get an overall
22:42
Speaker 5: field for the skill set, what he likes, what he
22:45
Speaker 5: doesn't like. Hay reacts to pressure in those things. And
22:49
Speaker 5: then you look at the offense and you try and
22:52
Speaker 5: figure out which of the things that they're currently doing
22:55
Speaker 5: would work for Davis Mills. But you can't overthink it, right,
22:58
Speaker 5: You don't want to overthink. You don't want to play
23:00
Speaker 5: guessing game and all that. You have to react to it,
23:01
Speaker 5: and note that you're gonna have to adjust on the
23:04
Speaker 5: fly in the game. He's a backup quarterback. Someone say
23:07
Speaker 5: he's a backup quarterback for a reason. You don't want
23:09
Speaker 5: to give him any life. Anticipate a lot of screen
23:12
Speaker 5: screens and quicks and swing passes and all these things
23:16
Speaker 5: are at or near the line of scrimmage to help
23:19
Speaker 5: him get into a rhythm.
23:20
Speaker 4: And then know that they'll take a plate or two.
23:22
Speaker 5: But they're gonna try and be super conservative as long
23:25
Speaker 5: as they can, because if they feel good enough about
23:27
Speaker 5: him playing all the time, he'll be the starter.
23:29
Speaker 4: And he's not the start.
23:31
Speaker 7: Yeah, you want to get this team's run stopped. I
23:36
Speaker 7: think offensively for the Jaguars, the difficult part, or the
23:39
Speaker 7: part that it's the unknown, is can the Jaguars get
23:43
Speaker 7: some points early with what's going to be a beat
23:46
Speaker 7: up offense and get up on the Texans.
23:48
Speaker 6: If you get up, I think Davis Mills, we've seen him.
23:53
Speaker 6: He can throw, he.
23:56
Speaker 7: Can throw on the money, and he can beat what
23:59
Speaker 7: is going to be a Jaguars secondary that's beat up
24:02
Speaker 7: a couple of times. I would fully anticipate that. Can
24:05
Speaker 7: the Jaguars get a bit of a lead and pressure
24:08
Speaker 7: him into mistakes, get the turnovers that will give them
24:12
Speaker 7: an edge, and.
24:14
Speaker 6: Get four.
24:15
Speaker 7: I think the ideal situation for this for the Jaguars
24:17
Speaker 7: would be to win twenty seven seventeenish, get some turnovers
24:22
Speaker 7: after they're forced to throw with a backup quarterback, don't
24:26
Speaker 7: let them control the game. Yeah, which is obvious. You
24:29
Speaker 7: never let the other team to control the game. But
24:32
Speaker 7: with this secondary right now, the best chance for us
24:35
Speaker 7: to get some turnovers. For this Jaguars team to get
24:38
Speaker 7: some turnovers is to be playing with scoreboard pressure and
24:42
Speaker 7: force this backup quarterback to do what he didn't want
24:44
Speaker 7: to do.
24:44
Speaker 2: Hey, Bucky, is the old line still as much of
24:46
Speaker 2: an issue in Houston?
24:48
Speaker 5: I mean, look, yeah, it's all I mean, none of
24:50
Speaker 5: it has been great offensively, Like they having a tough
24:52
Speaker 5: time getting things done and not run into football effectively.
24:55
Speaker 5: I know they miss You're making Nick Chubb's fine, but
24:58
Speaker 5: like the offensive line is really really in flux, and
25:01
Speaker 5: then in protection they can't keep a quarterback upright to
25:04
Speaker 5: save their life. Now, hopefully we're able to feast upon that,
25:07
Speaker 5: disrupt the rhythm of the passing game and not allow
25:10
Speaker 5: them to get any runs.
25:11
Speaker 4: But you just never know. Division rivalry games are weird.
25:15
Speaker 2: Uh.
25:15
Speaker 5: They could play at an a level, a level that
25:17
Speaker 5: we don't expect, and we have to find a way
25:19
Speaker 5: to get it done. At the end of the day,
25:21
Speaker 5: we just want to be the best team in the stadium,
25:23
Speaker 5: and even if our best is just one point better,
25:25
Speaker 5: that's good enough.
25:26
Speaker 6: Yeah.
25:27
Speaker 7: I think it's an interesting game for Josh heinz Allen.
25:32
Speaker 7: He was unbelievably good against Houston here if you recalled,
25:37
Speaker 7: didn't have a sack, but the.
25:40
Speaker 2: At the end of the game, well it kept off.
25:42
Speaker 7: Even before that, he had been disruptive. He had a
25:48
Speaker 7: game good enough to have been a three or four
25:50
Speaker 7: sack game in a different circumstance. Uh is Trayvon back
25:56
Speaker 7: enough to allow josh heinz Allen and the freedom to
26:01
Speaker 7: have that kind of a game again, you know, that's
26:06
Speaker 7: really really big and I would expect josh Heinzellen to
26:09
Speaker 7: have an impact. And again, to me, this game is.
26:11
Speaker 6: About when Davis Mills puts the ball up.
26:16
Speaker 7: In a situation where you can get it.
26:19
Speaker 6: I laughed.
26:19
Speaker 7: Last week, you didn't want to have guys walking off
26:21
Speaker 7: the field frustrated they didn't get to pick. It's not
26:26
Speaker 7: as imperative this week, but it's still it's still a thing.
26:29
Speaker 7: You know, you're gonna have opportunity to get back back
26:32
Speaker 7: up quarterback. If you take advantage of them, you can
26:35
Speaker 7: be up enough where the game's not in question.
26:39
Speaker 2: Bucky, how concerned aren't you with the secondary right now?
26:41
Speaker 2: For the Jacks?
26:42
Speaker 5: I can answer that, I mean, I mean very now.
26:47
Speaker 5: I would say that last week is a tough thing
26:49
Speaker 5: to judge him on because brock Bauers is a monster
26:53
Speaker 5: and he plays a position that's really hard to eliminate.
26:56
Speaker 4: When you play so much zone with coverage.
26:58
Speaker 5: This week is different plays more to the wheel out
27:00
Speaker 5: because you're playing guys on the perimeter.
27:02
Speaker 4: There are things that you can do to roll coverage
27:04
Speaker 4: and cloud them. But I mean, I'm only concerned.
27:07
Speaker 5: Because we're not getting our hands on as many balls
27:10
Speaker 5: as we were early in the year. We're not knocking
27:12
Speaker 5: it down, we're not taking it away to that level.
27:15
Speaker 4: We have to get back to that. But a lot
27:16
Speaker 4: of it is you got to stop the run early downs.
27:19
Speaker 5: You have to manufacture pass rush to force quarterback to
27:22
Speaker 5: get it out under the rest, and then you have
27:25
Speaker 5: to be close enough to either tip it deflected, get
27:28
Speaker 5: your different ways to get on it, and then you
27:30
Speaker 5: got to catch it when it falls into your lap.
27:32
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, I don't know if Jordan Lewis will
27:35
Speaker 7: play this weekend or not. I would lean toward not
27:39
Speaker 7: simply because when you leave the game on what the
27:42
Speaker 7: first series, don't come back, it seems serious enough we'd
27:45
Speaker 7: be hard to play the next week.
27:46
Speaker 6: But so you're down.
27:48
Speaker 7: Arguably if you're ranking their best players in the secondary,
27:54
Speaker 7: you're probably ranking Jordan Lewis, Travis Hunter, and Eric Murray
27:59
Speaker 7: in the top four or maybe the top three. With
28:04
Speaker 7: apologies to dose him, he's in that bunch too. So yeah,
28:07
Speaker 7: it's uh, it's tough. I agree with Bucky. I think
28:11
Speaker 7: we all sort of knew brock Bauer is really really good.
28:14
Speaker 7: Talk to somebody today, said, you know, he may be
28:16
Speaker 7: one of the like the seven or eight best players
28:19
Speaker 7: offensively in the league right now, which you don't think, like, oh,
28:22
Speaker 7: just second year. But he's special. I don't call him
28:27
Speaker 7: the best tight end in the NFL, but he may.
28:29
Speaker 7: Like if he's not, I don't want to play it exactly. So,
28:36
Speaker 7: you know, I think sometimes, you know, I don't know
28:40
Speaker 7: that the Texans that many teams. I would like to
28:44
Speaker 7: say sometimes hall of Famers beat you. Uh, Jamar Chase
28:47
Speaker 7: beat you in week two. Uh, DeVante Adams beats you
28:51
Speaker 7: in week six. Brock Bauer thinks if he's not a
28:55
Speaker 7: Hall of Famers only because he hasn't had time to
28:56
Speaker 7: build a resume yet. I don't know that the Texans
29:00
Speaker 7: have that. I'm not sure the Jaguars have that. I'm
29:03
Speaker 7: not I'm not insulting the Texans, but I think in
29:07
Speaker 7: that sense, it's more conceivable for a beat up secondary
29:13
Speaker 7: to tread water against the Texans than it was against
29:17
Speaker 7: Brock Bowers just.
29:19
Speaker 6: Thought, just my thought Bucky's podcast.
29:22
Speaker 4: No, No, I mean, look, I'm with you. I think
29:25
Speaker 4: it was a difficult matchup.
29:26
Speaker 5: And I say that like because brock Barer said the
29:28
Speaker 5: big game, but he really only averaged ten years to
29:30
Speaker 5: catch is just whenever we needed to stop, and it
29:33
Speaker 5: seemed like we couldn't get a stop.
29:34
Speaker 6: How many touchdowns did the average in the game?
29:36
Speaker 4: But I mean, I mean four catches he was getting
29:44
Speaker 4: he was getting busy. I mean he was getting busy.
29:47
Speaker 4: He was running free. But a quarterback. But what you
29:51
Speaker 4: don't want.
29:51
Speaker 5: You don't want Davis Mills to get into a rhythm
29:53
Speaker 5: and find Nico Collins all over the field.
29:55
Speaker 7: And not to believe the point because it wasn't a
29:57
Speaker 7: fun thing for Jaguars fans to see.
29:58
Speaker 6: But what about the catch on New Sound.
30:02
Speaker 7: I mean that's the kind of stuff that you know,
30:06
Speaker 7: like somebody said, you tip your hat to it and
30:08
Speaker 7: like shake their hand and move on. That's a handful
30:12
Speaker 7: of guys make that play.
30:13
Speaker 6: In the league right now, right, that's what it is. Yeah,
30:18
Speaker 6: you put down one elbow with the brock Bauers podcast.
30:21
Speaker 2: All right, we're enough of that.
30:22
Speaker 3: We're back in a moment and we will wrap it
30:24
Speaker 3: up and look ahead to Sunday in our g Stadium
30:27
Speaker 3: in Houston, the Jaguars and the Texan's coming up.
30:31
Speaker 2: And this is Huddle Up with Bucky Brooks.
30:41
Speaker 8: Each week, your third down windows can change, maybe by
30:44
Speaker 8: a yard or so based on how they change and
30:48
Speaker 8: how they call it. So it's more so just finding, okay,
30:52
Speaker 8: up to what window can you feel comfortable about maybe
30:56
Speaker 8: getting some runs off based on what some of the
30:58
Speaker 8: front structures and blitz is that you're seeing. So you
31:02
Speaker 8: know you I've always enjoyed being able to do that
31:05
Speaker 8: and mix it up as well on some of those,
31:08
Speaker 8: but it's more so based on their windows.
31:11
Speaker 3: Deep inside football stuff from Liam Cohen today, third down
31:15
Speaker 3: running windows, you got to think about everything.
31:18
Speaker 2: Welcome back.
31:19
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Speaker 3: John Hoscher, Bucky Brooks. The Jaguars and the Texans coming
31:33
Speaker 3: up this Sunday, NRG Stadium the site at one o'clock
31:35
Speaker 3: kickoff time, and it's a beat up Jaguars team.
31:40
Speaker 2: We knew that going into the game.
31:42
Speaker 3: In Vegas, and then of course endgame, a lot of
31:44
Speaker 3: guys go down. There were four at one point four
31:48
Speaker 3: wide receivers on the injury report last week going into
31:50
Speaker 3: the game, including Travis Hunter who was later on IR
31:53
Speaker 3: Those other receivers went down in the game, some came
31:56
Speaker 3: in and out and they had to fill the spots.
31:59
Speaker 3: They had one tie in the game. And it's not
32:02
Speaker 3: the first time, John, that Liam's had.
32:03
Speaker 2: To deal with this.
32:04
Speaker 6: No, that part was impressive, and every.
32:10
Speaker 7: Season you're going to face one or two games sort
32:12
Speaker 7: of like that, where all of a sudden you look
32:14
Speaker 7: up and it's sort of chaotic on the sidelines and
32:16
Speaker 7: you're not sure who's in and who's out. I did think,
32:19
Speaker 7: Bucky that Trevor's response in that situation was really good.
32:23
Speaker 7: But the point I was going to.
32:23
Speaker 6: Make JP is.
32:26
Speaker 7: One reason the Jaguars really liked Liam Cohen was last
32:31
Speaker 7: year in Tampa. Their offense got better and maintained when
32:36
Speaker 7: they lost their two best receivers for four or five weeks.
32:38
Speaker 7: So Liam's been through this before. I guess what I
32:45
Speaker 7: was going to ask Bucky is what is it about
32:48
Speaker 7: him or his offense that allows him to do that?
32:54
Speaker 7: Because I know the Bucks have talented running backs, talented,
32:57
Speaker 7: but I don't know that their personnel was so great
33:01
Speaker 7: running the ball last year where you thought, oh, well,
33:03
Speaker 7: they can make up for the loss of Mike Evans,
33:05
Speaker 7: who's going to the Hall and you know, so, how
33:09
Speaker 7: is he able to do that? Does it translate it all?
33:14
Speaker 7: It's your podcast, Buck, you talk about now.
33:17
Speaker 5: I'll say the first thing that gives Liam a chance
33:20
Speaker 5: to overcome some of these situations is his belief in
33:23
Speaker 5: himself and his players. At no time can I tell
33:26
Speaker 5: you that he blinked when he had to look out
33:27
Speaker 5: there and see Tim Jones and Austin Trammell and Parker Washington.
33:31
Speaker 4: And just know that these are the guys.
33:33
Speaker 5: There's so many coaches that would bitch and moan and
33:35
Speaker 5: cry about their situation where he just takes a whoever
33:38
Speaker 5: we have, we got to figure it out. Colevan Lannon
33:40
Speaker 5: had to get talked to about playing tight end, and
33:43
Speaker 5: at one point I was like, man, Toby and Land
33:45
Speaker 5: is going to really be the tight end, Like this
33:46
Speaker 5: is going to be crazy to look at, but that's
33:48
Speaker 5: what they had to do it and they figure it out.
33:50
Speaker 5: And you have to have enough adaptability in your system
33:55
Speaker 5: to be able to take what you have and find
33:57
Speaker 5: a way to make it work.
33:58
Speaker 4: And he does that.
34:00
Speaker 5: And what he did last year in Dampa is right
34:02
Speaker 5: around the middle of the season, he thought they were
34:04
Speaker 5: gonna have to play one way, maybe his own scheme,
34:06
Speaker 5: but he figured out, like, we're not really good running
34:09
Speaker 5: his own, so we've got to be a gap scheme team.
34:12
Speaker 5: And that's what great coaches do. You're not necessarily married
34:15
Speaker 5: to a system, but you have different things within this
34:19
Speaker 5: system to allow you to shift and change your identity
34:22
Speaker 5: as it best fits to personnel.
34:24
Speaker 4: That's what you do. Have a lot of confidence in him,
34:26
Speaker 4: have a lot of confidence.
34:27
Speaker 5: In Trevor in terms of Trevor also doesn't make excuses
34:30
Speaker 5: for who he is tasked with playing.
34:32
Speaker 4: He just tries to figure it out and make it work.
34:34
Speaker 5: And sometimes it's ugly, it's not always pretty, but their
34:38
Speaker 5: confidence and belief really that's where it starts in terms
34:41
Speaker 5: of being able to get it done with whoever's on
34:43
Speaker 5: the field.
34:44
Speaker 3: All Right, the Jaguar is looking for their first season
34:47
Speaker 3: sweep of the Texans since twenty seventeen. Since then, Texans
34:51
Speaker 3: twelve and three against the Jags. That's in the rear view, though.
34:56
Speaker 3: The next game is Tony Boselli likes to say the
34:59
Speaker 3: most important game franchise history. That's the way this truth
35:02
Speaker 3: looks at it. It's the next game. That's why Bucky
35:05
Speaker 3: the Past doesn't.
35:06
Speaker 5: Game franchise history. Even when we're doing the process over outcomes.
35:11
Speaker 5: I mean, this still seems like a little.
35:12
Speaker 4: Lot's a lot.
35:18
Speaker 2: That's right.
35:21
Speaker 7: I think it's a uh maybe I say this every week,
35:25
Speaker 7: but it's a fascinating matchup in that sense.
35:29
Speaker 6: It's it's not a more quy matchup around the league.
35:32
Speaker 7: And it's so beat up and oh, backup quarterback whatever,
35:36
Speaker 7: But for two teams, the Jaguars would be going in
35:41
Speaker 7: as beat up as they're going to be and adapting
35:43
Speaker 7: like they're going to be with the receiving corps and
35:48
Speaker 7: the defensive backfield really different than what they started out.
35:53
Speaker 4: Uh.
35:55
Speaker 7: You know, it's an interesting game because I think they're
35:58
Speaker 7: gonna play well I think they think they're gonna win,
36:00
Speaker 7: and I think they're gonna play well offensively. And I
36:03
Speaker 7: kind of think that Trevor is.
36:06
Speaker 6: Starting to step a little bit.
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Speaker 7: I think that was a big game for him last week,
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Speaker 7: and by step, I mean I step forward. So I'm
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Speaker 7: curious to see what he does with this receiving corps.
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Speaker 7: I think it's gonna better than people think. So that's
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Speaker 7: my thought. I'm not locking it, Bucky, I'm not. You know,
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Speaker 7: that's not what you heard there.
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Speaker 4: But i mean, come on, man, locked this thing.
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Speaker 5: This is a big wins the most important game in
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Speaker 5: franchise history.
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Speaker 4: I just learned that three minutes ago.
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Speaker 5: And so if it's the most important game in franchise history,
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Speaker 5: we got to say that it's gonna be the biggest
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Speaker 5: win in franchise history.
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Speaker 4: Given that it's the only game that we have. Was
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Speaker 4: the week?
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Speaker 2: Did you say the week? Did you say? Lead pipe? Lock?
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Speaker 2: Is that your lock?
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Speaker 4: Oh? For sure? Like, let's lock this up.
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Speaker 7: I'm not locking it. But six and three, fellas, you
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Speaker 7: get this one, which you think you got a chance
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Speaker 7: to six and three with eight games to go, gives
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Speaker 7: you a decent chance to start piecing together things you
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Speaker 7: want to.
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Speaker 6: Do, like win the division. So it's all out there. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: good teams go win this week.
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Speaker 5: Oh, I thought, John, I thought, when you're saying things
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Speaker 5: that you want to do, I thought you were talking
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Speaker 5: about the things that you want to do with your
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Speaker 5: playoff on us, like things that you want to.
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Speaker 4: Do around the house.
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Speaker 6: I don't get that playoff any of those things.
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Speaker 4: I thought that.
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Speaker 5: I thought what you were talking about when you're I
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Speaker 5: thought you already, like, man, you get this spending the
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Speaker 5: money before it's already.
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Speaker 7: Spread with strawberry I get in January on a piece
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Speaker 7: of toast on my playoff it.
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Speaker 2: Jam of the month, Bucky, great stuff as always. Well,
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Speaker 2: we'll talk to you over the weekend. Here. Appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: See about Bucky Brooks.
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Speaker 3: Out of here, John Os, You're out of here. I'm
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Speaker 3: JP Shatticker. Thanks to Joe Fortune, I know Brent Reaper
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Speaker 3: our retired cruth. Thanks to you for watching and listening
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Speaker 3: and tuddle up with Buck.
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Speaker 2: He Brooks