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Speaker 1: Welcome to Huddle Up, brought to you by the Fields
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Speaker 1: Huttle Group. Jaguars Senior writer John Osher, NFL Network analyst
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Speaker 1: and former Jaguar Bucky Brooks, and Senior reporter J. P.
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Speaker 1: Shaddrick bring you the latest on your Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Speaker 2: Huddle Up starts right now.
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Speaker 3: It is Wednesday, it is week two, and it's Huddle
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Speaker 3: Up with Bucky Brooks, JP Shadrick, John Oser, Busy show
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Speaker 3: ahead the Chiefs and the Jaguars. The rematch coming up
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Speaker 3: this Sunday at the Bank. The team's battled twice last.
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Speaker 2: Year at Arrowhead.
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Speaker 3: The Chiefs come down to Jacksonville this time around Andy
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Speaker 3: Reid versus Doug Peterson again. Andy Reid a win away
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Speaker 3: from tying Tom Landry for fourth in all time victories
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Speaker 3: in the NFL. Let's hope that happens in a couple
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Speaker 3: of weeks time. Doug Peterson trying to get his first
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Speaker 3: win against his former boss, and there are plenty of
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Speaker 3: Chiefs questions after a loss.
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Speaker 2: To the Lions.
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Speaker 3: There are still some Jaguars questions after a ten point
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Speaker 3: road divisional win against the Colts, and Huddle Up with
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Speaker 3: are in week two, and it's the game we've been
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Speaker 3: waiting for, the Chiefs and the Jags.
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Speaker 2: What's up, Yeah, what's up man?
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Speaker 4: It's it's a great opportunity for the Jaguars to kind
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Speaker 4: of face their nemesis, kind of put this to bid.
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Speaker 4: It's it's a measuring stick game to see how far
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Speaker 4: they've come over the course of an all season. Even
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Speaker 4: though it's week two, it has significant implications just from
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Speaker 4: a confidence standpoint. You not only want to play well,
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Speaker 4: but you want to get this win because if you
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Speaker 4: get this win, if and when you have to see
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Speaker 4: the Kanzy the Chiefs again, you feel if you're very
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Speaker 4: confident that you can knock them off, whether it's at
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Speaker 4: your place or on the road, because you've done it before.
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Speaker 4: So you want to kind of make sure that you
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Speaker 4: get this one so you feel great about how you
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Speaker 4: will feel in the postseason.
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Speaker 5: I agree with Bucky, which you have to do on
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Speaker 5: his show, But but I would say with a caveat,
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Speaker 5: and I'm not making fun of Bucky because I'm scared too,
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Speaker 5: but I've heard that same thing nemesis from some fans
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Speaker 5: this week. The Jaguars have been good for about a
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Speaker 5: minute and a half, so I don't know.
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Speaker 6: That there's like the Chiefs beat him twice last year,
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Speaker 6: but this thing hasn't been going on forever.
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Speaker 5: I don't really see the Chiefs as sort of having
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Speaker 5: the Jags's number. The Chiefs were better than the Jaguars
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Speaker 5: last year. The Jaggars didn't blow either of those games.
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Speaker 5: So I mean, I don't think there's my point not
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Speaker 5: to make fun of Bucky. I don't think there's any
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Speaker 5: sort of a mental walk with this team. I don't
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Speaker 5: think they were ready yet to beat them. It's absolutely
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Speaker 5: measuring stick in the sense that at some point, when
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Speaker 5: you're trying to climb that mountain against these great teams,
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Speaker 5: you've got to get to the point where you have
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Speaker 5: a chance late, which they did. Think about last year's
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Speaker 5: didn't really have a chance a little maybe in November,
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Speaker 5: had a real chance in December except for a couple
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Speaker 5: of plays. Now you've got to get to even footing
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Speaker 5: and figure out a way to win that late. When
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Speaker 5: you've got the chance. I think they have a chance
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Speaker 5: to win it late that number fourteen and the other
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Speaker 5: side's good late, yeah, and that scares.
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Speaker 2: You, no doubt.
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Speaker 3: Let's hear from Doug Peterson today on what could be
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Speaker 3: an epic fourth quarter. That's the idea at least. But
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Speaker 3: you've got to finish against the Chiefs.
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Speaker 7: As the game progresses, they get better, right, And so
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Speaker 7: that's something that is a challenge for us, you know.
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Speaker 7: And one of the things that we've been able to
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Speaker 7: do most recently is is is the same thing, you know,
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Speaker 7: get better kind of as the game progresses and get
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Speaker 7: into the fourth quarter. And evident of that last week,
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Speaker 7: you know, and how we you know, we're able to score,
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Speaker 7: defense gets the stops, things like that, and you know,
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Speaker 7: it could it could come down to that, right, it
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Speaker 7: could come down to a kick. It could come down
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Speaker 7: to whoever has the ball last, which you know you
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Speaker 7: do look at the playoff game, right and if we
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Speaker 7: don't fumble, hopefully you score. You're down three with you know,
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Speaker 7: five minutes to go, you get to you know, So
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Speaker 7: it's going to come down to those types of types
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Speaker 7: of moments.
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Speaker 3: Bucky they know how to win in those big types
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Speaker 3: of moments. That's why they've hosted five consecutive AFC Championship games.
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Speaker 4: I love everything about the statement that Doug Peterson made.
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Speaker 4: I love the fact that he talks about one acknowledging
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Speaker 4: that the Canci Chiefs are team that gets better as
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Speaker 4: the game goes on. That speaks to their competitiveness, but
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Speaker 4: it also speaks to their competitive stamina. Great teams have
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Speaker 4: the ability to endure and overcome a bunch of different
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Speaker 4: obstacles and stuff that happens throughout the game, and they're
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Speaker 4: able to put that behind them and focus on winning
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Speaker 4: the final quarter. For the Jacksonville Jaguars, we're beginning to
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Speaker 4: see some of that show out. Last week was not
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Speaker 4: a great game by many accounts for the offense, the
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Speaker 4: offense struggle, they sputtered or whatever. But you look up
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Speaker 4: at the end of the day they had thirty one points.
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Speaker 4: And so how quickly our standards have changed when it
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Speaker 4: comes to this team. But Doug Peterson has it right.
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Speaker 4: No matter what looks like in the beginning, the goal
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Speaker 4: is to continue to keep stacking up positive play after
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Speaker 4: positive play after positive play, and then in the fourth quarter,
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Speaker 4: let's see where it's at. I like the mindset. I
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Speaker 4: like the mindset that he's impressed upon the team because
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Speaker 4: the hardest thing to do in this league is to
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Speaker 4: go from good to great And if you're gonna make
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Speaker 4: that leap from a good team to a great team,
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Speaker 4: you have to be able to win these games in
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Speaker 4: the fourth quarter. And so you have to start working
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Speaker 4: on the mindset. But better yet, you got to work
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Speaker 4: on the execution when it matters in the fourth quarter.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I think we've found the most interesting part of
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Speaker 5: the week right here. To be honest with you, Pucky
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Speaker 5: said so much of what I was thinking when I
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Speaker 5: listened to that Doug SoundBite. The one thing maybe he
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Speaker 5: didn't say was, boy, couldn't you hear the level of
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Speaker 5: respect that Doug has for Andy Reid in these teams
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Speaker 5: in that statement and knowing that that's where you need
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Speaker 5: to get to get to where they want to go?
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Speaker 5: And he he clearly saw Andy do it when he
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Speaker 5: was a coach under him. He got that sort of
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Speaker 5: team with Philly when he won the Super Bowl. You know,
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Speaker 5: can you go and and out do the Chiefs on
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Speaker 5: that element head to head in the fourth quarter. If
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Speaker 5: you can, then all of a sudden, you're one of
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Speaker 5: those teams. You're one of the Alpha teams, so we
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Speaker 5: can just play that sound by it over and over again.
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Speaker 5: I think it's the storyline of the game to make.
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Speaker 3: Because there's another great AFC teams that have tried to
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Speaker 3: do it and they haven't been able to do it.
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Speaker 6: Have done I mean, I mean.
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Speaker 5: Have done it against him. And that's what makes you
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Speaker 5: consider the Bengals sort of one of those teams is
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Speaker 5: because they could go toe to toe the Patriots. You know,
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Speaker 5: the Chiefs got there against Patriots. Being able to do
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Speaker 5: that against them, that's where you test yourself. That's you know,
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Speaker 5: the jack wars for a long time in that game
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Speaker 5: in the playoffs last year felt like same kind of team,
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Speaker 5: But when you watched that game, you also had this
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Speaker 5: little feeling of yeah, but there's something coming, there's a
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Speaker 5: next level coming.
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Speaker 6: Can they do it?
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Speaker 2: Then?
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Speaker 5: I'm doing a story this week on how important it
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Speaker 5: is to finish and the whole thing. But take advantage
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Speaker 5: of those key moment opportunities, which the Jaguars couldn't do
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Speaker 5: against the Chiefs last year. Christian Trevor both talked about it.
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Speaker 5: You're gonna have moments. You can't let that moment's pass
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Speaker 5: against this kind of.
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Speaker 2: Team, Bucky.
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Speaker 3: That team will take advantage of those and run with them,
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Speaker 3: and you'll be done.
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Speaker 4: They will run with them. And part of that is
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Speaker 4: because the experience. I love that. John pointed to the
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Speaker 4: reverence with which that Doug Peterson talks about the Kansa
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Speaker 4: City Chiefs and Andy Reid. Having worked for Andy Reid,
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Speaker 4: he knows what has allowed Andy Reid to have the
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Speaker 4: long sustained success that he's at, first in Philly now
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Speaker 4: in Kansas City. Doug Peterson, I am sure has used
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Speaker 4: a lot of those principles to build the program down
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Speaker 4: in Jacksonville to try and to wreck the winner that
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Speaker 4: is not only a fly by night winner that can
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Speaker 4: win one year but then they fall out the postseason
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Speaker 4: the next year. He wants to build a team that
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Speaker 4: is always in the conversation for the title. And the
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Speaker 4: only way to do that is you have to be
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Speaker 4: able to match the cant see the Chiefs toe to toe.
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Speaker 4: Like John said, you have to be able to go
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Speaker 4: in there and deal with them, whether it's in Arrowhead
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Speaker 4: or at home. You have to be able to take
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Speaker 4: it to them, and you have to be able to
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Speaker 4: stand up in a fourth quarter affair and knock them
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Speaker 4: off in the fourth quarter. And it comes back to,
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Speaker 4: and I'll say this all week, competitive stamina. How long
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Speaker 4: can you stand in there with the top teams? Do
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Speaker 4: you have the guts and the grit to be able
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Speaker 4: to go sixty minutes with maybe the best team in football.
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Speaker 4: We'll have an opportunity to see that again on Sunday.
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Speaker 5: It's football season, JP. Yes, when Bucky in the same
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Speaker 5: sentence uses competitive stamina and.
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Speaker 6: Grit, that's it is. It's no longer the pre Last
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Speaker 6: week still felt like preseason. Now I'm ready to go
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Speaker 6: now you.
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Speaker 3: Can't now just to pay off the Andy Reid Doug
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Speaker 3: Peterson track record, it goes back to the days of
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Speaker 3: the Green Bay Packers, of course, when Doug Peterson was
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Speaker 3: a quarterback there and then the Eagles quarterback and then
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Speaker 3: quality control coach moved his way up and we know
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Speaker 3: the story from there, head to head. Now, oh to three,
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Speaker 3: Doug Peterson trying to get his first win against Andy
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Speaker 3: Reid this week. Plenty ahead, we'll hear from Trevor Lawrence
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Speaker 3: and dig into the Jaguars offense against this Chiefs defense.
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Speaker 8: I wouldn't say easy. I think it's simple to make
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Speaker 8: the adjustments. It's sometimes harder to execute. But I do
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Speaker 8: think that the most pretty much all the things are
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Speaker 8: self inflicted that we did on Sunday to put us
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Speaker 8: in these bad situations, so should be able to clean
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Speaker 8: those up, and we have to. You gotta play cleaner
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Speaker 8: than that if you expect to win. Obviously, our defense
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Speaker 8: had some huge stops, but you know that's putting a
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Speaker 8: lot of pressure on them time after time to do
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Speaker 8: that and kind of bring us out of that hole.
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Speaker 8: And we don't want to do that, so you know,
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Speaker 8: you got to you gotta play cleaner, especially like we
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Speaker 8: talked about playing against a team like the Chiefs. This
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Speaker 8: this Sunday, you know you got to you gotta execute
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Speaker 8: better than that.
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Speaker 2: That's quarterbacks.
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Speaker 3: Trevor Lawrence speaking today and an efficient day in Indianapolis,
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Speaker 3: twenty four thirty two uple touchdown passes. I want an
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Speaker 3: interception over one hundred and three rating nearly one oh four.
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Speaker 2: But hey, there's some things they can clean up.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back and suddle up with Bucky Brooks JP Shadwick
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Speaker 3: John Oser in the Jacksonville at the Hyundai studios of
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Speaker 3: the Miller Electric Center. Bucky Brooks out in LA and
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Speaker 3: this is the best kind of tape that Doug Peterson
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Speaker 3: would really want. They got a ten point win on
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Speaker 3: the road against the division rival, and there's plenty to
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Speaker 3: work on.
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Speaker 2: John.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I have a question for the LA scout and
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Speaker 5: I've gotten more questions than I thought I would get.
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Speaker 5: What was wrong with Trevor on Sunday? And to me, Bucky,
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Speaker 5: this was an experienced NFL quarterback playing against what you
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Speaker 5: said all last week he was going to face so
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Speaker 5: sort of a defense that wasn't going to give him
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Speaker 5: anything easy. I thought it was a pretty mature, efficient
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Speaker 5: effort on a day where not everything right and I
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Speaker 5: was I was sort of encouraged to see it that
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Speaker 5: he didn't He didn't force a lot, he didn't make
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Speaker 5: like silly mistakes.
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Speaker 6: It looked like a veteran game to me.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, very much a veteran game. As we've tracked Trevor
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Speaker 4: over the last three years, we've seen him continue to
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Speaker 4: grow and progress as a franchise quarterback. To me, what
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Speaker 4: he did against the Indianapolis Coats shows the growth that
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Speaker 4: he's made as a playmaker as a field general. So
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Speaker 4: like for like the first two years, even last year,
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Speaker 4: Trevor would have tried to fit the ball in to
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Speaker 4: a tight window. He would have tried to come away
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Speaker 4: with a big play. He would have tried to force
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Speaker 4: a big play, because all we've heard about all offseason
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Speaker 4: is how explosive this offense could be, will be, should be.
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Speaker 4: Gus Bradley was not giving up the big play. He
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Speaker 4: was committed to playing a umbrella covers to make sure
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Speaker 4: that the ball stayed in front of his defenders, and
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Speaker 4: he wanted to test the patience and the discipline of
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Speaker 4: Trevor Lawrence. He passed the test with flying colors. The
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Speaker 4: way that he worked the ball to Calvin Ridley the
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Speaker 4: way he got the ball to Travis. It's Yen and
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Speaker 4: Zay Jones and every ingram what four guys with at
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Speaker 4: least five catches. Christian Kirk was on the outside looking in,
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Speaker 4: but it was a very efficient performance from Trevor Lawrence
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Speaker 4: and it's one that he can build upon because there's
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Speaker 4: a trend in the National Football League where teams are
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Speaker 4: playing more of this bend but don't break style of defense.
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Speaker 4: And so the more comfortable Trevor gets in facing these
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Speaker 4: kinds of tactics, the better the Jaguars will be because
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Speaker 4: he'll eventually learn how to crack the code as a
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Speaker 4: dink and dunk thrower who takes advantage of the selective
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Speaker 4: opportunities that he has to push the ball down the field.
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Speaker 3: We'll see if they make that adjustment moving ahead and
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Speaker 3: finish some of those place third and fourth downs. Not ideal,
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Speaker 3: but both sides and the Jaguars got the win last week.
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Speaker 3: This week, Kansas City and Chris Jones in the news,
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Speaker 3: but he got that deal worked out. I guess with
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Speaker 3: Kansas City, what can you really expect from him coming
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Speaker 3: into this week? Bucky and there's a couple of guys
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Speaker 3: banged up on the interior for the Jaguars as well.
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Speaker 4: Chris Jones is gonna play it now. I don't know
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Speaker 4: how long he will play. A lot of that will
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Speaker 4: be determined when they assess his fitness level. Regardless, he's
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Speaker 4: not going to be in the kind of shape that
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Speaker 4: you would expect him to be in week two. So
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Speaker 4: if you're the Jacksonville the Jaguars, you have to know
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Speaker 4: that he's going to be the same dominant force that
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Speaker 4: he's been, but he may not be able to sustain
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Speaker 4: that for launch stretches in the game. It might be
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Speaker 4: an opportunity for Doug Peterson to see that he's on
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Speaker 4: the field and hey, maybe we quickened the temple press.
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Speaker 4: Hey maybe we up to Annie and see if we
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Speaker 4: can wear him out and send him to the sideline
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Speaker 4: for a little bit so now we can work on
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Speaker 4: the backups. He's gonna be a factor though. He's one
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Speaker 4: of the best players in football. He might be the
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Speaker 4: best defensive tackle in football. And he changes their defense
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Speaker 4: and the defense that we saw from the Kansas City
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Speaker 4: Chiefs and we won against the Detroit Lions. Yeah, we
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Speaker 4: won't benefit and get that one. We'll see an improved
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Speaker 4: defense that will play better, But it still doesn't mean
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Speaker 4: that Chris Jones can protect some of the bulnabilities that
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Speaker 4: this team may have in the secondary.
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Speaker 2: JP.
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Speaker 6: It sounds like his competitive stamina could be infect.
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Speaker 4: He may not have real stamina, not not not to
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Speaker 4: missing the competitive for it. He may just be out
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Speaker 4: there surviving, not thriving because he's not in shape.
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Speaker 5: And Uh, I know we're on Chiefs JP, but I
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Speaker 5: got asked, Bucky, you mentioned Press. Uh, I've got to
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Speaker 5: ask the scout coach tell me about what the coordinator means, Bucky,
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Speaker 5: is this a big Fans are going crazy over it.
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Speaker 5: They want to fire Press already. I mean it's you know,
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Speaker 5: it's no. I mean, as with anything, and I'm exaggerating
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Speaker 5: that obviously, but first play that doesn't go right. The
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Speaker 5: other day, I'm getting emails saying, what is this guy?
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Speaker 5: And and it's ridiculous, But tell me how that's gonna work?
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Speaker 5: What just what's your thought on that?
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Speaker 4: It's interesting that it played out like that. But in
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Speaker 4: digging deeper behind Doug Peterson's rationale, he talked about how
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Speaker 4: this is something that Andy Reid did for him. Andy
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Speaker 4: Reid sometimes will call the first half until Doug and
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Speaker 4: the second a man call it, and he would do
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Speaker 4: it with heavy supervision because eventually what you would do
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Speaker 4: like to do as a head coach, you want to
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Speaker 4: lighten the load on your plate. There are some games
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Speaker 4: where hey, I need to pay attention to the defense
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Speaker 4: and the special team, so you need to handle the
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Speaker 4: offense while I get these guys right. The number one
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Speaker 4: job of the head coach is to be the problem solver. Yes,
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Speaker 4: the solver for three phases offense, defense, special teams. So
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Speaker 4: the more that Press Taylor can handle as a play caller,
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Speaker 4: the better it is for Doug. But everyone needs to
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Speaker 4: understand this. When you're an offensive minded head coach who's
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Speaker 4: been to play caller, there are times where you get
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Speaker 4: in the headset and you tell Press Taylor exactly what
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Speaker 4: you want call and end game. You may see Doug
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Speaker 4: have the play sheet and he's communicating more because he's
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Speaker 4: taken over play calling duties to get the team maybe
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Speaker 4: through a rough patcher. There's certain things that he wants
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Speaker 4: to do. It's always been a collaborative effort. He's just
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Speaker 4: allowing Press Taylor to have more lead role and call
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Speaker 4: him the plays. But if he has to jump in.
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Speaker 4: He'll jump in, and that's what good head coaches do.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think, j Yeah, Well, you're darn right, he's
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Speaker 6: the head coach. He has that.
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Speaker 5: I think this is one and I'm sure Bucky agrees
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Speaker 5: with this where when we heard it, I don't think
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Speaker 5: it's surprised many people close to the team because of
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Speaker 5: the vibe that you get of how much Doug respects
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Speaker 5: Press when you talk to Press, how impressive he is.
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Speaker 5: When you talk to players about how much they respect.
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Speaker 5: It's almost like when they talk about the offense, it's
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Speaker 5: was it pugged Dieterson, but Press Peters, you know, there's
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Speaker 5: that level of respect, is what I'm getting at.
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Speaker 6: For the way.
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Speaker 5: Everything about Press, his ability to scheme, his ability to
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Speaker 5: see what's going on. So I think fans who maybe
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Speaker 5: aren't that familiar with Press because they assume Doug's doing everything,
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Speaker 5: it was a little bit of a shock. I don't
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Speaker 5: sense that it shocked any of the players that it
18:06
Speaker 5: was any sort of a thing where they think it's gonna,
18:09
Speaker 5: you know, upset the Apple cards. So to speak to me,
18:11
Speaker 5: it just feels like more of a subtle shift than
18:16
Speaker 5: any kind of a seismic change.
18:19
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say this now because we put the graphic
18:21
Speaker 4: up there about the parallels between Andy Reid and Doug Peterson,
18:25
Speaker 4: and I'll admit now I'm out of my feelings, but
18:27
Speaker 4: I feel like it should have been Bucky, Andy and
18:30
Speaker 4: Doug Peterson because we were together for a stretcher there
18:34
Speaker 4: from ninety five, ninety six, ninety seven. I was deal
18:37
Speaker 4: with them.
18:38
Speaker 6: That's how they see.
18:41
Speaker 4: I see some of that offensive wizardory. But I will
18:43
Speaker 4: say this, those three guys were together. Those two guys
18:46
Speaker 4: were together in Green Bay, and Coach Holmgan was the
18:48
Speaker 4: head coach, and Coach Holgan sometimes would lean on Yo Haskell,
18:53
Speaker 4: he would lean on Sherm Lewis as offensive coordinators to
18:57
Speaker 4: help him when it comes to organizing the offense. They
19:00
Speaker 4: would install. And so this is kind of like the
19:04
Speaker 4: way that it goes in that West Coast system. When
19:07
Speaker 4: you have someone who's comfortable, you give them more responsibilities.
19:10
Speaker 4: And sometimes it's like playing video games. You and I
19:14
Speaker 4: can play with the same team, but we play it
19:15
Speaker 4: a little differently, and maybe you learn from how someone
19:18
Speaker 4: else has to control it. And it's playing the game,
19:21
Speaker 4: and so maybe Doug Peterson sees that, you know, Press
19:24
Speaker 4: puts a different spin on the offense, then maybe I
19:27
Speaker 4: have and I kind of like what he does at times.
19:29
Speaker 4: So why not allow him to do some of that
19:32
Speaker 4: stuff because I always can jump in and run it
19:34
Speaker 4: the way that I want to run it. But maybe
19:36
Speaker 4: he adds a dimension that will help us become a
19:39
Speaker 4: better team down the line. And so if he's earned it,
19:42
Speaker 4: give him an opportunity to do that, because it's only
19:45
Speaker 4: going to benefit the team if you have more, I
19:48
Speaker 4: would say more guys that kind of understand how this
19:50
Speaker 4: thing should flow and operate.
19:52
Speaker 3: Final thought about the Chiefs defense here, besides Chris Jones,
19:58
Speaker 3: what stands out what scares you about the Chiefs defense?
20:01
Speaker 4: Bucky Sea Spagnulo bringing pressure from anywhere and everywhere on
20:04
Speaker 4: any situation. This is a team that I want people
20:08
Speaker 4: to understand. If you've ever watched arena ball, this team
20:12
Speaker 4: plays defense like an arena ball team, meaning an arena
20:16
Speaker 4: ball The only thing that you're trying to do is
20:18
Speaker 4: play for one or two stops, one or two turnovers
20:20
Speaker 4: because you feel so good about your offense's ability to score.
20:24
Speaker 4: This is not a lockdown. Shut down a ben, but
20:27
Speaker 4: don't break we're gonna win on defense. No, they know that.
20:31
Speaker 4: On the other side, their quarterback is gonna get them
20:34
Speaker 4: their thirty points. So they're hoping for a negative play,
20:38
Speaker 4: a turnover, something that disrupts your drive where you have
20:41
Speaker 4: to punt or you turn it over. That's how they play.
20:43
Speaker 4: So he is a bit of a riverboat gambler when
20:46
Speaker 4: it comes to how they bring pressure, the situations that
20:48
Speaker 4: they bring stuff covers, zero pressures and the like. This
20:52
Speaker 4: will be a hard game for the quarterback because they'll
20:55
Speaker 4: throw so many unconventional, unorthodox looks at you because they
20:59
Speaker 4: try to bait you into a turnover. So it's one
21:01
Speaker 4: where you've got to take care of the ball. You
21:03
Speaker 4: have to be certain about what it is that you
21:05
Speaker 4: think you're seeing camp fall for the Mirage, and then
21:08
Speaker 4: you gotta attack because they're gonna be opportunities to attack
21:10
Speaker 4: them that are different in Indianapolis. This could be a
21:14
Speaker 4: game where it could explode and the Jacksonville Jaguars put
21:18
Speaker 4: forty points up because they find favorable matches with Calvin
21:21
Speaker 4: Ridley and the guys on the outside and catch the
21:23
Speaker 4: Chiefs and some bad looks.
21:25
Speaker 5: Yeah, there are games where quarterbacks are more tired mentally
21:28
Speaker 5: than physically, and this could be one for Trever.
21:30
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Speaker 7: I'm sure they've been notified, you know, after that that
22:06
Speaker 7: first game on Thursday night. But again, good player. We
22:10
Speaker 7: know who he is. You know, he did the same
22:12
Speaker 7: thing here. He has great anticipation, you know with the
22:14
Speaker 7: snap count, you know, optimistic our crowd will be lost,
22:21
Speaker 7: you know, loud, and you know if they use the
22:24
Speaker 7: silent count. He does a great job of getting you know,
22:26
Speaker 7: getting off the ball there too as well. And I mean,
22:30
Speaker 7: if they don't call it, they don't call it. You know,
22:33
Speaker 7: it's only so much.
22:33
Speaker 4: You can say.
22:35
Speaker 5: So.
22:35
Speaker 3: Doug Peterson on Juwan Taylor, former Jaguar now with the Chiefs.
22:39
Speaker 3: That was a storyline in last Thursday's game against the
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Speaker 3: Lions for Kansas City Welcome back. It is huddle up
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22:52
Speaker 2: You know, was there too much made of that last week? Bucky?
22:55
Speaker 3: And you know, how do you approach that as a
22:59
Speaker 3: Jaguars defence this week with Juwan Taylor?
23:03
Speaker 4: It was a lot too much made of It was
23:06
Speaker 4: overblown if you really looked at when the ball was
23:08
Speaker 4: snapped and when Jawanna moved, it was almost simultaneous movement.
23:12
Speaker 4: So it looked odd because it's one of those things.
23:15
Speaker 4: But really, I'll tell you JP on the perimeter, whild
23:18
Speaker 4: receivers are taught to quote unquote jump the snap. It's
23:21
Speaker 4: one of the things the great wide receivers do. They
23:23
Speaker 4: don't wait for hut and wait for it to go.
23:26
Speaker 4: They kind of have a feel for the cadence of
23:28
Speaker 4: the quarterback and they're gone on the ball. That's how
23:31
Speaker 4: you quickly climb on the toes of defenders and those things.
23:34
Speaker 4: This is commonplace for everybody offense defense. You're trying to
23:37
Speaker 4: get off at the echo of the ball, like as
23:41
Speaker 4: soon as you hear it, you want to go, and
23:42
Speaker 4: it's one of the things that defenders can't pay attention
23:45
Speaker 4: to him. They have to see the ball out their periphery.
23:48
Speaker 4: So Josh Allen, Trayvon Walker, those guys they have to
23:51
Speaker 4: see the ball and kind of feel when Jana Taylor goes.
23:55
Speaker 4: But a lot of that for him, Juwan Taylor is
23:58
Speaker 4: out of the fear of the speed rush. You want
23:59
Speaker 4: to protect yourself against guys that are fleet footed, that
24:03
Speaker 4: can come off the edge. He was trying to protect
24:05
Speaker 4: himself and he'll continue to do that because he knows
24:07
Speaker 4: what Josh Allen brings. And so those one on one
24:10
Speaker 4: battles from years ago, they're kind of stashed in his
24:14
Speaker 4: memory back and so however he anticipates getting off the ball,
24:18
Speaker 4: he's doing it to make sure that he's Styning's Josh
24:20
Speaker 4: Allen and Trayvon Walker's primary move.
24:22
Speaker 6: I've received a lot of emails this week asking do
24:26
Speaker 6: you think the.
24:27
Speaker 5: Jaguars will write a letter to the league about this. Well,
24:32
Speaker 5: he's been new this for four years. The league knows,
24:35
Speaker 5: and if they haven't called it before, I don't know
24:38
Speaker 5: that they're going to dramatically change how they call it,
24:41
Speaker 5: because it's not like this hasn't been a topic among
24:45
Speaker 5: officials when they officiate Jags games. So it is striking
24:52
Speaker 5: JP how angry the Jaguars fans are about it now
24:57
Speaker 5: compared to how or last much to.
25:00
Speaker 2: Say, the last four years.
25:01
Speaker 5: They seem, for some reason to be okay with it before.
25:05
Speaker 5: So I don't anticipate and his being into topic. Because
25:10
Speaker 5: the Chiefs are on national TV more than the Jacks.
25:12
Speaker 5: I don't know that we're going to see officials call
25:15
Speaker 5: it that much different because they've been not calling it before,
25:19
Speaker 5: So I don't know that he's going to change.
25:21
Speaker 6: So anyway, that's just a thought.
25:23
Speaker 4: Understand this too. Number fifteen for the Kana City Chiefs.
25:28
Speaker 4: He might be the face of the league. And so
25:30
Speaker 4: if number fifteen is upright and protected and he's able
25:33
Speaker 4: to do his thing in terms of the wizardry from
25:35
Speaker 4: the pocket, it's not a bad thing, maybe in the
25:38
Speaker 4: eyes of the National Football League. So I wouldn't anticipate
25:41
Speaker 4: the Jaguars getting bailed out by a handful of false
25:44
Speaker 4: start penalties on Juantea because maybe he leaves a half
25:49
Speaker 4: a step a little early. Number fifteen is the driving force,
25:54
Speaker 4: and so they want to make sure that he continues
25:56
Speaker 4: to hold onto his cren.
25:57
Speaker 5: Now they might have him move up a little bit,
26:00
Speaker 5: need to be lined up way back. But again that's
26:03
Speaker 5: one of those I get the question. You think Jack's
26:06
Speaker 5: will alert officials about that, but they can. But the
26:10
Speaker 5: officials he's on the line, I mean, they're.
26:12
Speaker 6: Aware of the rules. That's kind of what they did.
26:15
Speaker 3: So anyway, Hey, you mentioned number fifteen. Obviously, Patrick Mahomes
26:19
Speaker 3: two super Bowls already. You know it may not be
26:24
Speaker 3: in the grand scheme of Chiefs teams over the last
26:27
Speaker 3: five six years in terms of pound, profound skill. Guys
26:32
Speaker 3: around him stronger than some of the past ones, but
26:35
Speaker 3: they still can get it done. When you have this
26:37
Speaker 3: guy able to throw it all over the place. What
26:42
Speaker 3: what is the best course of action defending a quarterback
26:46
Speaker 3: like Mahomes who has the mobility, has the arm strength,
26:50
Speaker 3: all the different arms, slots, the no look, passes, everything
26:53
Speaker 3: that goes into his game. Bucky, where do you begin
26:56
Speaker 3: to slow him down?
26:58
Speaker 4: Number one thing? Take away the ball. No deep balls.
27:02
Speaker 4: Don't allow him to get fewed up. He is like
27:05
Speaker 4: Steph Curry shooting three pointers. If you let him here
27:07
Speaker 4: to three early, you here for a long night. So
27:10
Speaker 4: Number one thing, Cisco Ray Shon Jenkins, stay deep, keep
27:13
Speaker 4: the ball in front, don't let it flow over your head.
27:16
Speaker 4: The other thing that you have to do is you're
27:18
Speaker 4: okay with Pat Mahomes being a runner. If Pat Mahomes
27:21
Speaker 4: runs for one hundred yards, so be it. But you
27:24
Speaker 4: got to stay in coverage. You want to make sure
27:25
Speaker 4: you have eyes on the quarterback. You want to shrink
27:27
Speaker 4: those windows, and you want to continue to test his
27:30
Speaker 4: discipline over time. Thirdly, this has to be one where
27:34
Speaker 4: the team and the red zone, the defense has to be.
27:37
Speaker 4: You got to do all your tricks inside the twins
27:40
Speaker 4: because inside the twenties the field shrinks. You now can
27:43
Speaker 4: bring in the sidelines and the in line as addition
27:45
Speaker 4: of defenders. That's where you give him all of this stuff.
27:49
Speaker 4: Expect the Jaguars to do. What they've continued to do
27:51
Speaker 4: is between the twenties. Hey, Pat, you can have whatever
27:53
Speaker 4: it is you want. We can keeping it from with
27:55
Speaker 4: rally and tackle. Inside the twenties is where you'll see
27:58
Speaker 4: the Jaguars. Maybe you some of the tricks and maneuvers
28:01
Speaker 4: to try and get him off the spot, because now
28:03
Speaker 4: he doesn't have the entire feel of the work. It's
28:06
Speaker 4: a tighter area, and you're hoping that you can maybe
28:08
Speaker 4: force him into some ribs on the stakes.
28:10
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's a similar thought. You know last year,
28:14
Speaker 5: Remember everybody went nuts when Kelsey had all these catches,
28:18
Speaker 5: but it's only like one hundred.
28:20
Speaker 2: Eight yards, like fourteen catches eight yards.
28:22
Speaker 5: And I kind of expect that could happen again Sunday
28:26
Speaker 5: and fans, Oh, I don't like cover Kelsey. Well, they
28:28
Speaker 5: know about Kelsey, but they're defending him in a way
28:31
Speaker 5: where he doesn't break the game. But I think speaks
28:34
Speaker 5: to what Bucky's talking about. So I think that just
28:37
Speaker 5: that's the way you have to do it there. If
28:40
Speaker 5: you try to take everything away, they're going to beat
28:42
Speaker 5: you up top, They're going to score some points. It's
28:46
Speaker 5: it's a little bit of what Trevor and Doug were
28:48
Speaker 5: talking about a little bit today, situations and opportunities. I
28:52
Speaker 5: don't think you stopped Travis Kelsey. I don't think you
28:54
Speaker 5: stopped Patrick Mahomes. On the occasions where you get them
28:59
Speaker 5: into third and seven or third in where you can attack,
29:03
Speaker 5: you have to take advantage of those. If you look
29:06
Speaker 5: and they've converted four or five third and longs, you're
29:11
Speaker 5: in a lot of trouble. You're gonna get a few
29:13
Speaker 5: of those. You have to get off the field when
29:15
Speaker 5: you have that, you have to turn one of those
29:17
Speaker 5: into an interception. On the rare occasions that he doesn't
29:20
Speaker 5: want to throw a pass and or it makes a mistake,
29:23
Speaker 5: you have to catch it. When you have him, you
29:25
Speaker 5: have to catch him. Sort Of the same thing on offense,
29:30
Speaker 5: when if you're walking off the field having kicked a
29:33
Speaker 5: field goal on a really impressive drive, you kind of
29:36
Speaker 5: start going, uh oh, you know it's better to get
29:39
Speaker 5: seven than three. So you have to take advantage opportunities
29:41
Speaker 5: on both sides of the ball.
29:42
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have to take advantage of opportunities. The other
29:44
Speaker 4: thing that we have to look for in this game,
29:46
Speaker 4: In all games, it matters, But when you're a defender,
29:50
Speaker 4: if the ball hits you in the chest, you got
29:52
Speaker 4: to catch it this week more than any other week.
29:55
Speaker 4: When you have an opportunity to cash in the turnover man,
29:58
Speaker 4: the oopsie's man, they really can can come back to
30:01
Speaker 4: bite you if you're unable to cash in on those chances.
30:04
Speaker 4: Pat mahone would throw a loose ball or two that
30:08
Speaker 4: is going to be a fifty to fifty interception ball.
30:10
Speaker 4: The Jaguars have to pick those off because those two
30:13
Speaker 4: turnovers could be the determining factor, deciding factor in the game.
30:16
Speaker 5: As simple as that sounds, JP, when hitting the chest,
30:18
Speaker 5: you have to catch it. I agree, it's everything. What
30:21
Speaker 5: you don't want to see Sunday are Jaguars defenders coming
30:24
Speaker 5: off the field going I should have had that one, Like,
30:28
Speaker 5: if you see too many of those, they're going to
30:29
Speaker 5: score touchdowns on them. There's there's nine or ten possessions.
30:35
Speaker 5: If you miss opportunities for turnovers on two of them,
30:37
Speaker 5: you're in trouble. You got to take advantage opportunity when
30:40
Speaker 5: it's there against team that's good.
30:41
Speaker 3: And then you talked about the red zone. But if
30:43
Speaker 3: they get around the goal line, then the play calling
30:45
Speaker 3: can get kind of interesting. Let's say with Andy Reid
30:49
Speaker 3: and the coaching staff there, they like to dial up
30:51
Speaker 3: some odd formations and handoffs and ring around the huddle
30:56
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30:59
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Speaker 9: The difference that you feel with his Jacksonville team this
31:23
Speaker 9: year is that the standard is higher and the expectations
31:27
Speaker 9: are higher, and.
31:28
Speaker 2: Rightfully so are they.
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Speaker 9: They've proven to be a team that are going to
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Speaker 3: expecting a similar energy to the end of last regular
32:25
Speaker 3: season in the playoff game, and they want that kind
32:28
Speaker 3: of energy at least that's the home field advantage bucky
32:30
Speaker 3: for this team is if this place is packed on Sunday.
32:34
Speaker 4: Yeah, you want a place to be packed, it to
32:35
Speaker 4: be rocking. There'd be a lot of energy buzzing around
32:40
Speaker 4: the stadium. You have to can't see the Chiefs coman.
32:42
Speaker 4: It's defending Super Bowl champions. When you're defending Super Bowl champs,
32:45
Speaker 4: everybody uses this as a measuring stick game. So the fans,
32:48
Speaker 4: just like the players, are curious to see, well, how
32:51
Speaker 4: good are the Jaguars. There's been that conversation about the
32:54
Speaker 4: Jaguars being dark horse contenders, and that intrigue is, well,
32:58
Speaker 4: if we play them close, if we be them, maybe
33:01
Speaker 4: we are with a lot of people are saying that
33:02
Speaker 4: we could be down the line. So that energy is
33:06
Speaker 4: there for the Jags, though, it's really important that they
33:09
Speaker 4: don't kind of burn up all their gas in the
33:11
Speaker 4: first quarter. It's gonna be a very emotional game. It's
33:14
Speaker 4: the home opener. It's a chance to see the team
33:16
Speaker 4: that puts you away in the postseason. You still got
33:19
Speaker 4: to play the game one play at a time. How
33:22
Speaker 4: they manage those emotions were really coming to play because
33:26
Speaker 4: can't see the Chiefs. They like to jump on you
33:28
Speaker 4: early and force you to kind of play that uphill
33:30
Speaker 4: climb the remainder of the game. Jacksonville has to stay
33:34
Speaker 4: steady and they still have to remember it's a fourth
33:36
Speaker 4: quarter game. You can track them down in the end
33:39
Speaker 4: if they get out to a fast start.
33:40
Speaker 6: Yeah.
33:41
Speaker 5: I expect the atmosphere to be similar to New England eighteen,
33:45
Speaker 5: the last two games last year, Seattle seventeen. There's been
33:48
Speaker 5: four or five games where the energy's been unbelievable here.
33:51
Speaker 5: I expect it to be that one final thing before
33:54
Speaker 5: you go. I keep talking about how this is, you know,
34:01
Speaker 5: how good the Chiefs are, a great what a great
34:03
Speaker 5: matchup it is. There's also part of me that looks
34:06
Speaker 5: at this, if they can get these guys blocked Bucky,
34:12
Speaker 5: I kind of wonder if there's part of Doug that's
34:14
Speaker 5: not looking at this saying our skill, guys, we can
34:20
Speaker 5: go hang a number on anybody. They didn't last week.
34:24
Speaker 5: But the way the Chiefs play defense, it's not the
34:27
Speaker 5: same sort of keep everything in front of you try
34:30
Speaker 5: to fool you. I kind of wonder if this might
34:34
Speaker 5: be the week the skill guys go off. And I'm
34:36
Speaker 5: not saying that, you know, or a few big ones. Yeah,
34:39
Speaker 5: I mean, and I don't know that Doug, he never does,
34:44
Speaker 5: But I don't know that these guys need to coach
34:46
Speaker 5: cautious if you follow me, like go after him and
34:51
Speaker 5: approve you're the better team. And I kind of wonder
34:56
Speaker 5: if we might see that approach on Sunday.
34:58
Speaker 4: I would expect to see that approach. Doug doesn't blink
35:03
Speaker 4: when it comes down to going after And it's funny, John,
35:06
Speaker 4: you talked about the team didn't necessarily get it going
35:09
Speaker 4: last week, but yet we look up with thirty one points. Yeah,
35:12
Speaker 4: that would be one of the top scoring average in
35:15
Speaker 4: the league over the last couple of years. And if
35:17
Speaker 4: they can not get it going, if they can find
35:20
Speaker 4: their rhythm, this is a team that really can bust
35:22
Speaker 4: the clock. And I'm not saying they're gonna bust the
35:24
Speaker 4: clock on the can City Chiefs, but there's some opportunities
35:28
Speaker 4: to take advantage of the favorable matchups on the outside.
35:32
Speaker 4: Because as much as Jacksonville will spend the week talking
35:35
Speaker 4: about Chris Jones. The Chiefs have to figure out what
35:37
Speaker 4: are they gonna do with Calvin Ridley? Because if they
35:40
Speaker 4: play they're tricky coverages. But if they're willing to leave
35:43
Speaker 4: their guys one on one with Kevin Ridley, he will
35:46
Speaker 4: have another quick hundred yards like he had versus the
35:48
Speaker 4: Indianapolis Coast. That's where the addition of a Pro Bowl
35:53
Speaker 4: receiver changes and maybe tilts the game in the Jaguars favor.
35:58
Speaker 4: They didn't have to worry necessarily about a are we
36:01
Speaker 4: going to double team anybody? Last year? This year they
36:04
Speaker 4: don't double team Kevin Ridley. He will go for one
36:06
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty plus against the secondary dead he's going against.
36:09
Speaker 4: And it's one of those things that could alter houseteespec
36:12
Speaker 4: Nulo chooses to attack treubor Lawrence because he has to
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Speaker 4: worry about Number zero getting busy on the perimeter.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I couldn't agree more. What I was trying to
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Speaker 5: figure out a couple of ways to analyzed this last night.
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Speaker 5: Last thing I kept going back to, really wasn't in
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Speaker 5: this game last year? And special player in big game,
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Speaker 5: you know, not a knock on Christian, but on the
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Speaker 5: deep one last year. Maybe really catches that and walks
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Speaker 5: into the end zone, and it was a tough catch.
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Speaker 5: I'm not sayingthing bad about Christian. Above the x'es and
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Speaker 5: o's is where Calvin can play. Above the x's and
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Speaker 5: o's usually wins games like this or loses them.
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Speaker 3: Well, we're about to find out on Sunday at the Bank,
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Speaker 3: the Chiefs and the Jags. The last Chiefs zero and
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Speaker 3: two starts Bucky twenty fourteen. Doug Peterson was the offensive coordinator,
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Speaker 3: Alex Smith was the quarterback. They finished nine and seven
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Speaker 3: that year, by the way, but that was the last
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Speaker 3: and two start. The Jaguars would be off to a
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Speaker 3: fantastic two and oh start with a win this week,
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Speaker 3: with a divisional road win in their pocket and the
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Speaker 3: potential tiebreaker at the end of the year against Kansas City.
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Speaker 3: If they can knock off the Chiefs this week, Oh
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Speaker 3: my god, can you imagine it?
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Speaker 4: Are you're already ready to print the shirts?
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Speaker 2: Hey? You know, I'm just following your lead, But I'm
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Speaker 2: following your lead.
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Speaker 6: Is locking down.
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Speaker 4: He's over there printing the shirt. I didn't know this
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Speaker 4: was a head and T shirt game, but I'm ready.
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Speaker 2: I'm ready.
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Speaker 4: I get my head and T shirt after this game.
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Speaker 4: I didn't know. I'll come to gripped. I'll save a
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Speaker 4: little room in my bag, a little room in my
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Speaker 4: bag for me to snag one of those T shirts postgame.
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Speaker 3: All I'm saying is that come December, you're gonna want
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Speaker 3: this game in your back pocket rather than the Chiefs
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Speaker 3: back pocket, right, I mean, come.
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Speaker 6: On, there's also plenty of room in first class where apparently.
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Speaker 2: That's another their story altogether.
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Speaker 3: I don't know nothing wrong with that, you know, sets
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Speaker 3: Bucky will see at the bank on Sunday.
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Speaker 4: Man, have a good week. Hey man, you'll have fun.
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Speaker 3: Bucky Brooks were having fun, all right. That's John Ozer.
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Speaker 3: I'm JP Shaddick. Thanks to our entire crew, Andrew Curry,
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Speaker 3: Brent Reeber, Joe Fortunato.
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Speaker 2: Thanks to you for watching its huddle up with Bucky Brooks.