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Press Pass | Trevor Lawrence on Kirk Impact, First Impressions of Ryan Nielsen's Defense · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: Up, y'all girl dad, Yeah, yeah, exciting, how exciting?
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Speaker 2: Really excited. Yeah. Obviously first kid, so that's exciting, and
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Speaker 2: then having a girl. It's new territory. So we're really
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Speaker 2: really excited doing January. So it's the last training camp
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Speaker 2: without a baby, so I'm gonna enjoy the more calmness
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Speaker 2: that there is now. I'm sure then what it'll be
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Speaker 2: like next year, but now we're really we're really pumped
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Speaker 2: and excited for our first kid.
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Speaker 3: That great timing.
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Speaker 1: When you look at playoffs super like, you know.
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Speaker 2: We'll make it work. Not everything always goes according to plan, right,
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Speaker 2: I'm just tight. We signed out, we sat down to
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Speaker 2: sign autographs and the go get stretched out.
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Speaker 1: When you look at uh shot comes committed five hundred
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Speaker 1: million dollars in the last four months to you, Josh
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Speaker 1: and and Tyson. What does that say about maybe the
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Speaker 1: talent you guys have and where you guys are headed
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Speaker 1: in the confidence he has and you guys can.
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Speaker 2: Get him there? Yeah, I mean it shows the belief
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Speaker 2: that he has in us, and obviously that feels really
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Speaker 2: good as players to have that from the owner and
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Speaker 2: from the organization, and you know, you talk to us
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Speaker 2: as a team the other night, and obviously won't go
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Speaker 2: into everything he said, but just you know, the expectations
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Speaker 2: are high and they should be around here, especially when
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Speaker 2: he's putting you know, his money's time, all these things
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Speaker 2: behind it and backing it and really putting a lot
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Speaker 2: into it. He has high expectations for us. We have
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Speaker 2: high expectations for ourselves, and we expect to win and
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Speaker 2: times now. You know, we've kind of been we've we've
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Speaker 2: been lingering around a little bit the last couple of years.
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Speaker 2: But this is our opportunity when you take advantage of it.
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Speaker 2: Does this year feel different? Year three in duck system here,
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Speaker 2: fear in the league? Anything feel different about this year?
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Speaker 2: I think you feel more comfortable every year, you know,
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Speaker 2: just the schedule, understanding what training camp's like, the whole
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Speaker 2: off season program. Having the same system now for the
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Speaker 2: third year, that feels good. You know, some guys are
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Speaker 2: in different systems every year and that's tough. In my
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Speaker 2: first two years, obviously there there was a change. So
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Speaker 2: it feels good being able to carry things over. And
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Speaker 2: also in the off season you can work on little things,
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Speaker 2: go more in depth, dive into some things that maybe
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Speaker 2: you don't do well, personal game or in the offense
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Speaker 2: that that we're gonna change, whether it's press coming to
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Speaker 2: me about certain things or or whatever. You know, you
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Speaker 2: can work on some of those things that you want
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Speaker 2: to change moving forward instead of trying to learn a
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Speaker 2: new system that can be tough and obviously set you
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Speaker 2: back a little bit. So that feels good to be
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Speaker 2: in the same offense for the third year and then
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Speaker 2: just kind of understanding how it goes being a veteran
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Speaker 2: now being around for a little bit obviously and more comfortable.
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Speaker 2: But training camp is still training camp. You know, it's
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Speaker 2: still a grind and you got to you got to
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Speaker 2: make the most out of it. You gotta make the
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Speaker 2: day's count because it flies by and you got to
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Speaker 2: get ready for the season.
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Speaker 1: This team being in sort of like prove it mode again.
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Speaker 2: You know last year, you guys were the team that
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Speaker 2: everyone was looking at.
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Speaker 1: Okay, they're the class of the AFC and South, and
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Speaker 1: now it's you know, Houston's getting all that love.
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Speaker 2: Do you kind of like being in the role of
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Speaker 2: having to prove it again? Yeah, I mean it's like
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Speaker 2: twofold because obviously that means you probably didn't do as
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Speaker 2: much as you wanted to do the year before. But
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Speaker 2: you know, I think it's it's always fun being on
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Speaker 2: this side of it where you want to prove it
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Speaker 2: everybody wrong and you have a lot of people doubting you,
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Speaker 2: and maybe there's not as many expectations from the outside.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it doesn't really matter. At the end of
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Speaker 2: the day. You still got to go perform, and it
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Speaker 2: matters really what goes on in this building and what
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Speaker 2: we do out here getting ready for the season, and
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Speaker 2: really the attitude of mindset that we have moving forward,
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Speaker 2: that's really what matters. But I will say it is
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Speaker 2: fun kind of being the overlooked team, and you do
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Speaker 2: kind of enjoy that and you want to prove people wrong.
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Speaker 2: But hopefully moving forward there's a lot of people saying
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Speaker 2: that that we're good or we're great or whatever, saying
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Speaker 2: good things, and we'll have to there'll be another challenge
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Speaker 2: of ignoring that because that means we had a good
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Speaker 2: year and we did what we were supposed to do.
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Speaker 2: So obviously that's not where we're at this coming into
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Speaker 2: this season, but it doesn't really matter. It's just a
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Speaker 2: different set of challenges. But yeah, I think it is
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Speaker 2: nice kind of having that getting overlooked a little bit.
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Speaker 2: How much is Christian Kirk meant to you as a
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Speaker 2: quarterback but also as a friend. Yeah, we're really close,
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Speaker 2: really good friend you know, with him and Ozzie and
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Speaker 2: you know, obviously my wife and Marissa, we're all we're
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Speaker 2: all really tight. So I think having him obvily the
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Speaker 2: play and the position he plays, the communication between a
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Speaker 2: slot receiver like him and myself the quarterback, like that's
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Speaker 2: important on the field and that chemistry you see out there,
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Speaker 2: but I think it also ties into our relationship off
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Speaker 2: the field and that's helped us be better on the field.
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Speaker 2: And just being able to trust him. You know, he's
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Speaker 2: a pro. He does everything the right way ever since
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Speaker 2: he's been here, so I've always respected that and we've
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Speaker 2: hit it off, you know personally just off the field
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Speaker 2: and become really good friends too, So that always makes
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Speaker 2: it easier. You know this. Obviously there's more important things
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Speaker 2: in life than football, you know, your family, your faith,
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Speaker 2: whatever those things are to each individual, But this is
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Speaker 2: our life for seven months out of the year, however
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Speaker 2: long it ends up being. So you want to be
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Speaker 2: around people that you enjoy being around, that are your
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Speaker 2: friends and build those relationships outside of here, or it's
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Speaker 2: not it's not as fun. So you want to feel
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Speaker 2: like you have friends in the building, have guys that
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Speaker 2: you have great relationships with. And that's what I'm thankful
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Speaker 2: for on our team is everyone is pretty tight. So
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Speaker 2: I think that's important if your team moving forward, and
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Speaker 2: it's something that we've really stressed this offseason is building
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Speaker 2: those relationships because it matters. You know, I'm into the
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Speaker 2: season when situations get tough. You know, you want to
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Speaker 2: be able to count on the guy next to you
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Speaker 2: and really know him, not just not just as a player,
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Speaker 2: but as a person.
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Speaker 1: With all the ailments that happened at the end.
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Speaker 2: Of the season to you person, how long did it
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Speaker 2: take for you to finally and feel one hundred percent
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Speaker 2: It was probably going getting close to March, I'd say
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Speaker 2: that's That's kind of what I would say is March.
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Speaker 2: I felt pretty good, started training hard again. I did
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Speaker 2: some stuff before that, but it was really just trying
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Speaker 2: to get healthy and not pushed too too hard early
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Speaker 2: so I could get my body back. But yeah, just
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Speaker 2: a couple of things linger in and then you obviously
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Speaker 2: nurse those the back half of the season and never
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Speaker 2: have a chance to heal, so it takes some time
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Speaker 2: to work through.
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Speaker 1: It and being as durable as you've been a quarterback.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it was this kind of a scary thing,
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Speaker 2: having to rehab something that don't probably do you mean
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Speaker 2: just during the season last year. Yeah, I think I
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Speaker 2: wouldn't say as much scary as it was just frustrating.
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Speaker 2: You know, it was frustrating not feeling like you're healthy
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Speaker 2: every week, and that's something obviously in football, you're gonna
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Speaker 2: deal with things every week that bother you and that
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Speaker 2: nag you a little bit, but you know, not as
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Speaker 2: not to the extent that some of the stuff I
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Speaker 2: was dealing with isn't what I'm used to, So it is.
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Speaker 2: It can be frustrating of going out there and not
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Speaker 2: being able to practice full speed and not being able
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Speaker 2: to get some of the reps that you want to get,
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Speaker 2: and then going into the game and feeling like you're
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Speaker 2: a little bit limited. But that's that's this business, and
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Speaker 2: you got to kind of play the hand your delt.
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Speaker 2: So that was a big emphasis this offseason is keeping
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Speaker 2: my strength up and getting in great shape to where
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Speaker 2: I can stay healthier. Obviously, there's you can't control everything.
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Speaker 2: It's a physical game, and but you can control some
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Speaker 2: of the hits you take, getting out of balance, getting down,
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Speaker 2: getting rid of the ball, some of those things. To
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Speaker 2: try to stay healthy so I can play my best
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Speaker 2: down the stretch. So that's a big point of emphasis
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Speaker 2: for me this year.
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Speaker 3: Again.
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Speaker 4: I mean, they're all out there, they're all cluff and everyone.
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Speaker 4: When you talk to them, they're like every lawns with
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Speaker 4: the like heaving and out there.
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Speaker 2: Again, it's great having them, especially in camp. Uh sorry,
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Speaker 2: I'm a little stuffed up today. Especially in camp win,
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Speaker 2: Like these days get long, and you know, a week
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Speaker 2: or two in, it's nice having some fans out there
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Speaker 2: to add a little bit of juice because when you're
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Speaker 2: out there, like there's some some practices that are closed
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Speaker 2: to the fans and like, it feels so much more
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Speaker 2: debt out there than when they're here. So it brings
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Speaker 2: some juice to the players, and we really appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: You know. It adds a little bit of extra motivation
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Speaker 2: for us, and we enjoy getting to play in front
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Speaker 2: of people. That's that's part of what we love about
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Speaker 2: the game. And without them, you know, we wouldn't wouldn't
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Speaker 2: have the game, So we appreciate them, and it's always
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Speaker 2: good having them come out. I got to give it
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Speaker 2: to him coming out at whatever time in the morning
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Speaker 2: and it's already ninety degrees. As a fan, that's some commitment.
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Speaker 2: So I appreciate them coming.
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Speaker 3: Out and that sort of beyond your own beyond your
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Speaker 3: own injury situation. How difficult was it for you to
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Speaker 3: try to, you know, pick up Christian the last six
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Speaker 3: weeks of the season, knowing how terrible he felt, not
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Speaker 3: just for his own injury situation, but feeling like he
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Speaker 3: almost like let the team down.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I think obviously it's hard dealing with injuries,
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Speaker 2: especially when you're a player like Christian who's such a
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Speaker 2: big contributor to the team. But it's football, and you
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Speaker 2: understand that things happen that you can't control, you know,
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Speaker 2: injury like his, it's pretty serious, and so obviously you
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Speaker 2: want him out there because he helps our team. But
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Speaker 2: there's really not There's nothing he can do. So I'm
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Speaker 2: just trying to keep him up, and I think everyone
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Speaker 2: did a good job of just encouraging him and checking
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Speaker 2: in on him, and he did a good job handling
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Speaker 2: his rehab and he tried his hardest to come back,
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Speaker 2: and it just didn't work out and obviously didn't make
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Speaker 2: the playoffs, So who knows whatld happened if we would
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Speaker 2: have won that game in Tennessee. But I know he
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Speaker 2: was trying his hardest to come back, which was crazy
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Speaker 2: to even see that, you know, that kind of injury
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Speaker 2: and he was, you know, kind of considering trying to
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Speaker 2: push to come back. That shows the Yeah, he didn't
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Speaker 2: have to do that. You know, that's a guy who's
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Speaker 2: made a lot of money, he's been, has proven himself
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Speaker 2: in this league, who's been a great player for us,
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Speaker 2: and honestly, probably shouldn't have come back last season after
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Speaker 2: that injury and him trying to come back to help
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Speaker 2: the team, I think that says enough about who he is.
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Speaker 2: But you know, he's a guy that obviously everybody needs
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Speaker 2: some encouragement, but he you know, he takes care of
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Speaker 2: his business. I think he has a really good head
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Speaker 2: on his shoulders and had a good perspective. But yeah,
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Speaker 2: it's never easy being hurt and just having to watch,
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Speaker 2: especially when he got hurt, how much we struggled. You know,
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Speaker 2: it seemed like we couldn't find our groove. I know
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Speaker 2: that was tough for him and he wished he could
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Speaker 2: be out there, but you know, at the end of
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Speaker 2: the day, we got to pick him up. You know,
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Speaker 2: we got to have guys step in. I got to
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Speaker 2: play better. A lot of things went wrong down the stretch.
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Speaker 2: That isn't just to do with with him, but you know,
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Speaker 2: all of us have to have to pick up that forever.
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Speaker 2: What are your early impressions of the defense that Ryan
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Speaker 2: Yssen's installing.
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Speaker 1: I know practice has been unpadded throughout the offseason, just
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Speaker 1: from what you've been able.
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Speaker 2: To see, Yeah, I don't want to give too much away,
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Speaker 2: but you know, very physical. You know, the intensity is
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Speaker 2: super high over there, a lot of energy. The defensive
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Speaker 2: staff has been great, really detailed. The guys are harping
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Speaker 2: on the details all the time, but I'd say the
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Speaker 2: physicality is definitely the biggest difference, you know, at the line,
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Speaker 2: on the outside, wherever, just really everywhere. I think that's
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Speaker 2: been a point of emphasis and you can see it,
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Speaker 2: and there's every throw seems to be contested. It seems
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Speaker 2: to to be a little bit of traffic, which is
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Speaker 2: which is for the quarterback. Not good, but it's good
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Speaker 2: to see your defense doing that, and it challenges us
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Speaker 2: and it's gonna present some challenges this training camp that
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Speaker 2: are gonna make us better as an offense too.
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Speaker 4: Third year, now, everything you say the same or do
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Speaker 4: you make changes as far as how much you throw
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Speaker 4: in camp and also your want for the preseason. If
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Speaker 4: you guys discussed how much you'll play as far as games.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, good question. We haven't discussed the games yet. You know,
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Speaker 2: I'm under the impression that's probably gonna stay as it
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Speaker 2: has as it has in the past until I talk
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Speaker 2: with them. I haven't talked with him yet about that.
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Speaker 2: Usually we wait until we get a little further in camp,
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Speaker 2: but so we'll see. I don't have an answer for
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Speaker 2: that right now. And then for practice now, I'm playing
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Speaker 2: on taking all the reps with the first group and
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Speaker 2: then mixing in some other guys with me as well.
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Speaker 2: Just you know, we're talking about Christian last year an
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Speaker 2: example of that of him going down and having Parker
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Speaker 2: or whoever step up. And Parker was coming off injury
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Speaker 2: coming into his rookie year, so he didn't get the
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Speaker 2: spring and missed a little bit of Trey any camp
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Speaker 2: with us, and then came back and then he got
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Speaker 2: hurt in the season right away too on the punt return,
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Speaker 2: so and then he was asked to step in at
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Speaker 2: the end of the year and really take all the
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Speaker 2: reps as a starting slot receiver from then on, and
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Speaker 2: he did a great job adjusting. But it did felt
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Speaker 2: like we were having to play catch up because maybe
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Speaker 2: we didn't prepare enough on the front end for someone
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Speaker 2: is gonna go down at some point. You don't want
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Speaker 2: that to happen, but if it does happen, you gotta
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Speaker 2: be ready. So mixing in guys where I get reps
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Speaker 2: with you know, six, seven, eight different receivers that could
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Speaker 2: possibly be in there if something were to happen or
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Speaker 2: just roll in there, you got to keep guys fresh.
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Speaker 2: So I think that's an emphasis too, is getting reps
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Speaker 2: with those guys, not just the starting group, but the
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Speaker 2: guys that could roll in there, because you never know
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Speaker 2: when you're gonna when you're gonna lean on those guys
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Speaker 2: and they have to make plays and you got to
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Speaker 2: have the chemistry. So that's a big point of this
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Speaker 2: as far as reps and practice, I plan on, you know,
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Speaker 2: being being the same. You know, they they mentioned they
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Speaker 2: might roll CJ. Mack in there a little bit with
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Speaker 2: the ones to get them some reps and chemistry with
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Speaker 2: those guys just in case, you know, stuff like that,
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Speaker 2: which is which perfectly fine. So I'll just you know,
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Speaker 2: us and myself and the coaches will kind of figure
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Speaker 2: that out and move forward with that.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna finish with the Medris Olivia and Mark's the
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Speaker 1: last one.
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Speaker 2: So Trevor, just the league seems to be moving towards
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Speaker 2: eighteen games as the regular season schedule. I'm just curious
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Speaker 2: from a player's perspective, if.
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Speaker 3: You've given any thought to that or how that would
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Speaker 3: look like, or just just your general feelings, aren't it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good question. It's a lot of games,
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Speaker 2: so I think there has to be some give. You know,
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Speaker 2: it's a lot of games on the players, and it's
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Speaker 2: already Seventeen's a lot when we when I went from
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Speaker 2: sixteen to seventeen, So you know, maybe if there's two
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Speaker 2: bye weeks. I don't really know what the conversations are there.
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Speaker 2: I'm not I haven't been involved in those, so I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I don't have an answer for it, but
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Speaker 2: I think you have to add some type of extra
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Speaker 2: break if you're gonna add an extra game because that's
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Speaker 2: that's a lot, and you're not even talking playoffs and
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Speaker 2: preseason on top of that. So how that all adjusts,
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Speaker 2: I don't know, but I think if you do that,
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Speaker 2: you got to give something up to get to give
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Speaker 2: the guys a little bit of a break for their bodies.
12:54
Speaker 2: All right, hopefully easy question for you.
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Speaker 3: And the off season you were seen playing with NFL
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Speaker 3: quarterbacks and cool high school kids as well.
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Speaker 2: What was that like for you.
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Speaker 3: To kind of build those relationships with other NFL quarterbacks and.
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Speaker 1: Potentially guys who could be receiving your throws in the NFL.
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Speaker 2: What are you talk talking about specifically?
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Speaker 3: Oh?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, got you, yes, So yeah that was last week?
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Speaker 2: Was recently. Yeah, I went out there. It was great
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Speaker 2: to see Brock and I know some of the other
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Speaker 2: guys around the league out there to Nathan Peterman was
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Speaker 2: out there, and we had a group of high school
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Speaker 2: guys catching. So it's cool when all those different worlds collide.
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Speaker 2: And I obviously I remember when I was in high school,
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Speaker 2: if I had the opportunity to be out there with
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Speaker 2: guys that play in the NFL, would have loved that.
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Speaker 2: And the guys that were catching for us really enjoyed it,
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Speaker 2: and we're asking us some questions and just enjoyed being
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Speaker 2: out there and getting that opportunity. So and for us,
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Speaker 2: it's great to have guys to catch. Sometimes in the offseason,
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Speaker 2: everyone's spread out. The guys in the team usually are
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Speaker 2: in a lot of different places and traveling and enjoying
13:49
Speaker 2: the break and just trying to get some family time in.
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Speaker 2: So it's nice to have some some bodies and some
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Speaker 2: hands to catch. But yeah, I've always really liked Brock,
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Speaker 2: you know, I've known them for a couple of years now,
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Speaker 2: and the way he carries them off. I've always had
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Speaker 2: a lot of respect for that, and you know, it's
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Speaker 2: it's always fun getting together with him. But yeah, it's good.
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Speaker 1: And on this one, we've talked about this before. So
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Speaker 1: much goes into turnovers, But where does that rank on
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Speaker 1: your to do list? To get that number down so
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Speaker 1: that it's maybe what's what's a manageable number for you? You
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Speaker 1: know going in the season?
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Speaker 2: What did what do you zero? No? I mean, how
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Speaker 2: how much does that.
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Speaker 1: Bother you going into your core?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think if you look at my career, you know,
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Speaker 2: my rookie year, just making decisions throwing the ball probably
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Speaker 2: wasn't great or wasn't great, and I think I've made
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Speaker 2: a big improvement on that. You know, interceptions the type
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Speaker 2: I mean, obviously we throw the ball a lot. You're
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Speaker 2: going to have some interceptions. Stuff's going to happen. But
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Speaker 2: I think for the most part the last two years,
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Speaker 2: decisions have been good. Obviously you're going to have a
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Speaker 2: few every once in a while that aren't great decisions.
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Speaker 2: You know, playing quarterback, throwing the ball a lot, that's
14:54
Speaker 2: going to happen, But it's more of what I've talked
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Speaker 2: about in the past is just the ball security in
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Speaker 2: the pocket and then space running and not putting the
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Speaker 2: ball on the ground. That's something that I control. That's
15:03
Speaker 2: easier to control, honestly, I think then sometimes the passing game,
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Speaker 2: So that's really what I got to fix. So I'll
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Speaker 2: put a big emphasis on that of just securing the
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Speaker 2: ball in the pocket when I'm moving around, when I'm scrambling.
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Speaker 2: That's something that obviously got to fix. And you gotta
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Speaker 2: limit turnovers. That's the number one key in games to
15:19
Speaker 2: winning or losing is do you have how many times
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Speaker 2: you turn the ball over. How many turnovers do you
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Speaker 2: get as a defense, and obviously as an offense, we
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Speaker 2: control when we give the ball away, so you got
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Speaker 2: to be able to limit that. How do you fix it?
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Speaker 2: I mean you hold it high.
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Speaker 1: You're trying to hold it higher when you run, when
15:32
Speaker 1: you scramble.
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Speaker 2: Just being smart, you know, knowing when you know. Some
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Speaker 2: some situations, no one to take a sack. A lot
15:38
Speaker 2: of them are coming from you're getting you're getting tackled
15:41
Speaker 2: and you're trying to escape, so you're you know, the
15:42
Speaker 2: ball gets loose or whatever, and then it gets hit
15:44
Speaker 2: from somebody else. That's one instance if you're getting sacked.
15:47
Speaker 2: Just sometimes you just got to take it and go
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Speaker 2: down in space, tucking it, not getting wide, you know,
15:52
Speaker 2: taking certain hits. And then in the pocket, yeah, it's
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Speaker 2: two hands, it's tight to the body. When you feel
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Speaker 2: the pocket collapsing, it's being able to tuck it. All
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Speaker 2: those and that's stuff that you just drill and work
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Speaker 2: and you sometimes it's hard because you don't simulate, you
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Speaker 2: don't get hit in practice, but you gotta find ways
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Speaker 2: to drill it, whether it's with pads, with coaches, you know,
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Speaker 2: with the little punch er things, whatever you want to
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Speaker 2: call them. You know, stuff like that that that that
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Speaker 2: stuff does work, builds muscle memory, but you just got
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Speaker 2: to keep doing it. Awesome, Thank y'all,