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Huddle Up | How the Jaguars Physicality Stacks up Against Bengals Explosive Offense · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Huddle Up.
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Speaker 2: Frock you by the Field Total Group, Jaguars Senior writer
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Speaker 2: John Osher, NFL Network analyst and former Jaguar Bucky Brooks,
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Speaker 2: and senior reporter J. P.
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Speaker 3: Shatick wring you the latest go.
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Speaker 2: On your Jacksonville Jaguars Huddle Up starts right now.
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Speaker 3: Welcome in.
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Speaker 4: It is Huddle Up with Bucky Brooks on this Wednesday
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Speaker 4: of week two in the National Football.
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Speaker 3: League and a busy show ahead.
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Speaker 4: Panthers Jaguars Final review will take a look one last
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Speaker 4: time at the winning result this past week. Another Jaguars
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Speaker 4: trade James Gladstone not messing around this preseason and now
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Speaker 4: early into the season sending a running back to Philadelphia.
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Speaker 4: We'll get to that, of course in the aftermath there.
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Speaker 4: The Jaguars Bengals matchup coming up this Sunday at one
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Speaker 4: o'clock at pay Course Stadium in Cincinnati. Will preview that game, featuring,
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Speaker 4: of course, Trevor Lawrence and Joe Burrow. Another battle of
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Speaker 4: number one overall draft pick quarterbacks.
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Speaker 5: J P.
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Speaker 1: What's up man? How you doing? You know, John?
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Speaker 3: Are you just talking ball?
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Speaker 6: Just talking ball one? And oh feeling great? Unfeeded, I'm blemish. Yeah, undisputed.
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Speaker 6: I think that's how we call it, right.
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Speaker 7: Undisputed disputed. You cannot dispute that one not correct. Can't
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Speaker 7: take that away from no whore.
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Speaker 4: We dig into last week's game. Let's get to what
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Speaker 4: happened after the game. On Monday, Tank Bigsby traded to
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Speaker 4: the Eagles for a couple of draft picks, fifth and
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Speaker 4: the sixth rounder. Fifth could become a fourth. We'll get
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Speaker 4: to that later.
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Speaker 3: The reaction from head coach Liam Cohen.
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Speaker 8: No, it really just came down to, you know, after
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Speaker 8: some time of evaluating and just working through some things,
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Speaker 8: felt like, especially you know post Sunday's just probably best
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Speaker 8: to move on, you know, to just give him an
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Speaker 8: opportunity to go and both the same with us. We
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Speaker 8: feel good about you know, where we're at moving Ford.
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Speaker 8: I've wishing nothing but the best, and you know he's
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Speaker 8: good dude, and just worked out that way. So really
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Speaker 8: feel confident, obviously with some of the way that those
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Speaker 8: other guys stepped in did some good things. It's hard
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Speaker 8: to rotate four and wishing nothing by the best.
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Speaker 4: William Cohen earlier Today is now the fourth trade the
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Speaker 4: Jags have made since the start of training camp. They
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Speaker 4: added Colin Saunders, they added a draft pick in the
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Speaker 4: seventh round when they sent Fred Johnson to the Eagles.
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Speaker 4: They added Tim Patrick when they sent a sixth rounder
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Speaker 4: to Detroit, and now they've sent Tank Bigsby to the
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Speaker 4: Eagles for two picks in twenty twenty six. Now thirteen picks.
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Speaker 4: John on the docket for next year. But this is
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Speaker 4: really kind of cleared up the running back situation a
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Speaker 4: little bit for the Jags.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, and Bucky can obviously speak to this as well
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Speaker 7: because it's his show. But it's, uh, it's a clear
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Speaker 7: sign that graphic we just put up of a of
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Speaker 7: a regime that got here in February, worked with guys
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Speaker 7: throughout the off season, looked at their roster and trying
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Speaker 7: to get it the way they wanted to get it.
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Speaker 7: I think etn and Too, I think is going to
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Speaker 7: be a star in the future. Etn fits right now,
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Speaker 7: and Alan is a guy that they love in the
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Speaker 7: passing game. I don't know that they expected on draft
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Speaker 7: day to love Leaquent Allen in the passing game the
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Speaker 7: way they did. So all of a sudden, you get
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Speaker 7: to where you've got to get these guys active. They
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Speaker 7: want Tooton active. Etn's too good in this offense. I
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Speaker 7: had to have them active. Alan's too good, you know,
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Speaker 7: All of a sudden, you have three guys who were
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Speaker 7: too good and too good a fit in this and
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Speaker 7: you had Tank, who's a really good running back but
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Speaker 7: maybe not the fit with the other traits. They want
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Speaker 7: Bucky and at some point they had to say, you
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Speaker 7: know what, these three guys, we believe in him. And
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Speaker 7: I think that was really the fit and.
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Speaker 9: Production.
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Speaker 6: You know, Ron Wolf, Hall of Fame executive, you used
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Speaker 6: to always talk about the advantages of having depth at
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Speaker 6: a position where people normally say, oh, well, why would
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Speaker 6: you keep all those guys out of training camp?
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Speaker 1: You have to cut somebody.
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Speaker 6: But when you have a surplus, what it allows you
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Speaker 6: to do is to trade off and get something bad
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Speaker 6: to attack a weakness and the strength of the running
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Speaker 6: back room that we talked about you talked about the
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Speaker 6: Quinn Allen. I knew there was something up, not necessarily
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Speaker 6: the trade, but when he's on the field the second
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Speaker 6: series man, you talked about someone coming from the bottom
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Speaker 6: of the depth chart being able to be a major contributor,
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Speaker 6: that they had that much.
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Speaker 1: Trust in him he was going to be a player.
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Speaker 6: Already knew that Tuton was someone that was of interest
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Speaker 6: because of his speed and explosiveness, and then when you
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Speaker 6: watch Travis Etien play in that game and have a
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Speaker 6: feel for how he fits in this offense, you just
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Speaker 6: knew that it was extremely crowded and you can't play everybody.
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Speaker 6: To me, it was a great move for the Jaguars
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Speaker 6: to move on from taking big to give him an
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Speaker 6: opportunity to play, and based on what the Eagles were
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Speaker 6: willing to give up, there's a role that they envisioned
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Speaker 6: for him, because otherwise you don't give up.
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Speaker 1: Two draft picks for a player to bring on it
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Speaker 1: to the stage.
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Now, fifth and six for a back is not nothing.
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Speaker 7: I mean, that's may not sound like a lot, but
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Speaker 7: those are for a running back, fairly good value to get.
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Speaker 7: I think the running back room also is symbolic of
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Speaker 7: this regime's approach, and what I'm getting at is you
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Speaker 7: didn't know in March how this is going to shake out.
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Speaker 7: But Travis etn came in here and embraced what they
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Speaker 7: were talking about, accepted the role, meaning he's clearly the
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Speaker 7: RB one right now. But I don't think he would
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Speaker 7: be here if he hadn't embraced the passing game, embraced
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Speaker 7: what they were doing when at it full force, didn't
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Speaker 7: worry about all the speculation being said, and more than Travis,
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Speaker 7: Touton and Allen show you when they go get guys,
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Speaker 7: even if they're young guys, they're going to trust that
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Speaker 7: they can get on the field. I mean, this is
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Speaker 7: a third round or fourth round pick, right and a
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Speaker 7: seventh round pick that, as Bucky said, a seventh round
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Speaker 7: pick is in the game two series in for his
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Speaker 7: pass blocking, made a play in the running game, had
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Speaker 7: a short reception there. When they draft guys, they're gonna
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Speaker 7: trust him to play and draft and developed, Yeah, draft
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Speaker 7: and go play.
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Speaker 4: And after that long seventy one yard run, Tuton was
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Speaker 4: the guy that came on for the next two years
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Speaker 4: as well. So Bagsby didn't have a.
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Speaker 3: Touch until the second half late in the game.
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Speaker 6: So yeah, there's a belief James Gladstone, Liam Cohn coming
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Speaker 6: from the Rams, but they had a lot of success
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Speaker 6: playing young.
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Speaker 1: Guys on heralded guys.
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Speaker 6: They have to clear a path to be able to
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Speaker 6: get guys on the field, and we've heard James's gonna
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Speaker 6: talk about that. To play young players, you have to
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Speaker 6: clear the path so they can get onto the field.
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Speaker 6: And that means for moving some of the veterans who
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Speaker 6: have been there, some of the veterans who coaches may.
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Speaker 1: Be more comfortable with where you got to take them
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Speaker 1: off the table.
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Speaker 6: So the young guys get a chance to play, to
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Speaker 6: get an opportunity to not only succeed, but to feel
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Speaker 6: learn from their mistakes and get better.
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Speaker 1: That is what it takes.
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Speaker 6: And eventually, when you begin to pay all of these
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Speaker 6: players down the line, when you start thinking about who
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Speaker 6: you're going to have to play eventually Brian Thomas Junior
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Speaker 6: and Trepp, I mean, Trevor's already on the books and
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Speaker 6: those things, you're going to have to be comfortable playing
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Speaker 6: young guys, and so you might as well start at
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Speaker 6: year one.
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Speaker 1: We're going to play young guys.
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Speaker 6: And what it's also going to do is going to
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Speaker 6: help when it comes to the undrafted.
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Speaker 1: Free agent market.
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Speaker 6: That guys, if you're good enough, you have an opportunity
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Speaker 6: to play in Jacksonville. There's no stigma or bias in
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Speaker 6: terms of where you come in pole position, best players play.
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Speaker 6: People talk about that, but a few people live it
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Speaker 6: out like the Jacks are doing.
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Speaker 7: Look, I don't know what the future is for Travis CTN.
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Speaker 7: I hope he's here because you know, he's one of
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Speaker 7: my favorite players in terms of just his approach to
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Speaker 7: the game. I think he's a pro. I think he's
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Speaker 7: a kid who sees things with his eyes open. But
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Speaker 7: if he's not here, Look, they love touting. I expect
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Speaker 7: Tuton to start for this team at some point. And
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Speaker 7: you've got what is it, ninety two draft picks next
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Speaker 7: year now, JP, So you've got so many draft picks.
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Speaker 7: It's a young man's position and it can be a
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Speaker 7: mid round man's position as well somewhere in those picks, Bucky,
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Speaker 7: if you're worried about the running back position long term,
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Speaker 7: I was joking. You have thirteen selections. You can draft
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Speaker 7: a couple of running backs within that in the third
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Speaker 7: or fourth round, just like with Tuton, So I think
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Speaker 7: that will be their approach moving forward with running back
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Speaker 7: unless Travis etn what's one hundred and forty three times
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Speaker 7: seventeen JP, It's a lot. Yeah, you know, if he
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Speaker 7: sets the NFL record, then you might rethink it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, if he walks down Eric Dickerson, then we've got
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Speaker 4: different Jeff Fish to fry.
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Speaker 9: He's off to a good start.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, let's get one final thought on Bucky last week's win. Obviously,
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Speaker 4: the running game was there, the defense with three takeaways,
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Speaker 4: had some penalty issues, but overcame some of them on
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Speaker 4: some of the early drives. Just looking back at it
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Speaker 4: now and hearing from the head coach today, where do
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Speaker 4: you think, where do you think they made the biggest
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Speaker 4: strides and what do they show to you in week one?
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Speaker 6: Well one, let me talk about Liam Cohen, just because
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Speaker 6: I had opportunity to kind of hear him and watch
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Speaker 6: him throughout the game.
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Speaker 1: In terms of just the leadership and what he brings to.
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Speaker 6: The table, I would say, man calm, compose, very clear
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Speaker 6: about what he wants this team to be able to accomplish,
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Speaker 6: and come out with his clear communication, very black or
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Speaker 6: white when it comes to telling the team, what his
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Speaker 6: expectations are and how they're going to get to operating
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Speaker 6: and executing the plan that is laid before them. And
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Speaker 6: then when you watch the team and have to deal
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Speaker 6: with some of the storms that came up weather delay,
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Speaker 6: right after the team has seized momentum, you're now in
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Speaker 6: the locker room for an hour and some change. You
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Speaker 6: have to go back, restart, reset, and find a way
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Speaker 6: to kind of find that edge again after you kind
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Speaker 6: of had seized momentum in the game.
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Speaker 1: To me, that was the maturity that we've been looking
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Speaker 1: for from the team.
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Speaker 6: And then as the game played out, it's complimentary football.
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Speaker 6: It was running game offense, some explosive plays, but a
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Speaker 6: grinded out approach on offense, defense coming up with the takeaways,
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Speaker 6: and then critical plays by the kicking game. And I
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Speaker 6: will say this, this wasn't a clean this wasn't an
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Speaker 6: A plus performance. It probably would rate in the B
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Speaker 6: B plus range. But they were able to win, and
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Speaker 6: they were able to win decisively without being on their game.
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Speaker 6: This week will provide a bigger test, but I think
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Speaker 6: for an opener, it was really solid all around in
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Speaker 6: terms of making the brand that you talked about come
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Speaker 6: to life because everything that Liam Gorn talked about in
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Speaker 6: the off season division for how the team is going
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Speaker 6: to play, you saw that play out in real time
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Speaker 6: in Week one.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it was an A plus performance, Bucky,
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Speaker 7: in the area where you just mentioned. I think it
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Speaker 7: was an A plus performance in establishing themselves as a physical,
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Speaker 7: tough team. And I think if you ask Liam Cohen this,
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Speaker 7: he would say, that's good because that's the one area
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Speaker 7: that you can sort of control. You know, you can
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Speaker 7: always be a physical tough team. You can always get
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Speaker 7: an A plus there, Like I always got an A
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Speaker 7: plus JP in the effort classes because you know, you
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Speaker 7: control that gym to be smart to get that. But
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Speaker 7: I think you can control that, and I think he
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Speaker 7: would tell you that's where he wanted to see the
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Speaker 7: A plus in terms of play style, in terms of
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Speaker 7: playing in the way that he won to play. You
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Speaker 7: can't always control a plus with a quarterback. You can't
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Speaker 7: always control a plus with turnovers, but you can control
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Speaker 7: how you want to play. And Bucky, it's interesting you
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Speaker 7: went the Liam Cohen direction at the start of this
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Speaker 7: when they first hired him. My one concern was offensive
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Speaker 7: coordinator young offensive coordinator would he coach the whole team,
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Speaker 7: And I think I think if you asked him, he
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Speaker 7: would say that's what he has to concentrate on the
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Speaker 7: most because he's an offensive coordinator at heart. But boy,
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Speaker 7: we have the opportunity here at Jaguars Media to hear
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Speaker 7: a lot of his speeches to the team. The way
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Speaker 7: he communicates. He's not just an offensive coordinator, Bucky, he.
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Speaker 9: He communicates some offensive coordinators. I've been around. I've thought
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Speaker 9: there's no way this guy could be a head coach
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Speaker 9: because all he.
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Speaker 7: Cares about is getting in the film room. Liam loves
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Speaker 7: the film room, don't get me wrong. But he can
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Speaker 7: communicate in his ability to coach this team, to be
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Speaker 7: the lead to get his messages across. I can't say
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Speaker 7: I was ever concerned about that because you don't know.
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Speaker 7: But it's the unknown, and you've seeing it a little
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Speaker 7: bit on the sidelines. This guy is a head coach
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Speaker 7: and a leader before he's an offensive coordinator as much
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Speaker 7: as he loves being a coordinator.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, he is, And I would say that was the
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Speaker 6: part that I was really surprised about his ability to
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Speaker 6: be a head coach. And it's still a growing process.
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Speaker 6: You grow and evolve into the role as a head coach.
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Speaker 6: But I'm gonna tell you, man, the command and I
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Speaker 6: know some of the things are privy to us that
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Speaker 6: we can't necessarily release the public, but I will say
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Speaker 6: he definitely has a command about him as a head coach.
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Speaker 6: He doesn't mind standing up and giving what I call
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Speaker 6: the hard truths to the team, and he does it
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Speaker 6: in a way that is not just a offensive coordinator
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Speaker 6: in front of the team.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you the coach beat. Like I am
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Speaker 1: a head coach.
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Speaker 6: He comes off as a head coach and as competitive
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Speaker 6: as a coach I've seen because near the end of
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Speaker 6: the game, when the Jaguars are up and the Panthers
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Speaker 6: are driving and the game is out of hand, like
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Speaker 6: it's over, it's the last drive, and I'm telling you
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Speaker 6: he is all the inten toes down on the defense
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Speaker 6: to finish the game out the right way. And it's
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Speaker 6: a little thing, but it was a big thing because
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Speaker 6: rather than saying, hey, man, let's just kind of like
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Speaker 6: float to the end and cruise through the tape, he
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Speaker 6: was like finished the game the right way. And to me,
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Speaker 6: it was an example of a coach trying to establish
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Speaker 6: a standard with his team. We continue to play hard
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Speaker 6: regardless of the score, whether we're up, whether we're down.
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Speaker 6: The way that we play we are unemotionally, we're emotionally
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Speaker 6: unaffected by the score, and he was trying to impress
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Speaker 6: that upon the team, and to me, that was very impressive.
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Speaker 9: It's an interesting combination.
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Speaker 7: Jp You've got a guy who I'm not going to
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Speaker 7: call him a genius because I hate that war with coaches,
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Speaker 7: but who's an offensive guy who can really coach offense,
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Speaker 7: whose dad was a head coach and he grew up
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Speaker 7: seeing how to head coach. It's ingrained in them. Might
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Speaker 7: be the perfect combination, could be.
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Speaker 4: We'll come back in a moment and take a look ahead.
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Speaker 4: We'll turn the page and look forward to week number
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Speaker 4: two at another matchup of former number one overall draft
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Speaker 4: This is Huddle Up with Blucky Brooks.
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Speaker 8: His ability to create is elite. His accuracy, the pinpoint
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Speaker 8: of it, his ability to put balls entyspace is give
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Speaker 8: those guys opportunities. He knows them so well and what
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Speaker 8: they do well and how they want the ball thrown
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Speaker 8: to him. It's clear that they have, you know, chemistry.
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Speaker 8: Even when last week's output wasn't maybe as much as
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Speaker 8: they've been used to, you can still see that there
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Speaker 8: was some moments where you're like, oh, that was pretty good.
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Speaker 1: So we it's a huge.
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Speaker 3: Challenge for us.
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Speaker 8: I got a ton of respect for Zach and what
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Speaker 8: he's been able to do there over the years and
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Speaker 8: Joe's special player.
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Speaker 4: Liam Cohen, Jaguars head coach, earlier today discussing Joe Burrow
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Speaker 4: and the Cincinnati Bengals offense. Welcome back and Tuddle Up
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Speaker 4: Shadwick with John Ozer and Jacksonville. Bucky Brooks with Us
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Speaker 4: as always out in Los Angeles, California. The second straight
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Speaker 4: week where it's another battle of number one overall pick quarterbacks.
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Speaker 4: We certainly know about Trevor Lawrence was drafted the year
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Speaker 4: after Joe Burrow, and obviously Burrows led his team to
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Speaker 4: a Super Bowl already. He's been to two Pro Bowls
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Speaker 4: in his career. Kind of quiet last week, of course,
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Speaker 4: it's over one hundred yards, but he is put together
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Speaker 4: a real deadly offense in Cincinnati with the receivers he
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Speaker 4: has to work with as well. He does take a
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Speaker 4: lot of hits though he's at one hundred ninety nine
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Speaker 4: sacks for his career in seventy games. It's a lot
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Speaker 4: of contact and Josh ja Heinz Allen and company would
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Speaker 4: love to add to that number this week. Bucky, and
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Speaker 4: he's right there. He's obviously a top five quarterback in
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Speaker 4: the league. But when they're going on full cylinders on
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Speaker 4: this offense, they are tough to stop.
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Speaker 3: Where do you begin defensively?
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Speaker 6: Look, I think one thing that you'll talk about is
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Speaker 6: making sure that we keep the ball in front of
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Speaker 6: the defense.
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Speaker 1: Joe Burr is gonna ring up completions in those things.
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Speaker 1: But what you want to do is you want to
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Speaker 1: take away the explosive plays if we can.
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Speaker 6: We want to limit the big plays and make them
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Speaker 6: have to take ten or more plays to drive the
18:16
Speaker 6: ball down.
18:16
Speaker 1: The length of the field.
18:17
Speaker 6: And what you hope is when the ball gets into
18:19
Speaker 6: the red zone, you now can use the sideline and
18:21
Speaker 6: the end line as additional defenders and you force them
18:23
Speaker 6: to settle for field goals. Then it's about making sure
18:26
Speaker 6: that you understand where number one and number five are
18:28
Speaker 6: at all times.
18:29
Speaker 1: This is a Jamar Chase T. Higgins game.
18:32
Speaker 6: You got to make sure that you try and limit
18:34
Speaker 6: the impact that Jamar Chase has. He's gonna catch his
18:37
Speaker 6: passes in those things, but what you don't want to
18:40
Speaker 6: do is to let him have one of those explosive
18:41
Speaker 6: games where he goes for two hundred plus yards three
18:44
Speaker 6: or four touchdowns in those things. And then the final
18:47
Speaker 6: part of is make sure that even though the attention
18:50
Speaker 6: is on Joe Burr in the passing game, don't allow
18:52
Speaker 6: the running game to be an issue because if the
18:54
Speaker 6: Bengals aren't able to be balanced, it then creates more
18:57
Speaker 6: explosive big play opportunities in the passing game because now
19:01
Speaker 6: you're vulnerable. You just to sell the ball to get
19:03
Speaker 6: beat on play action, stop the run, limited big plays,
19:07
Speaker 6: make them drive the length of the field, and then
19:09
Speaker 6: find a way to get it done in the end.
19:11
Speaker 9: Yeah, I agree, Bucke. I think more and more when
19:15
Speaker 9: you're playing teams like this.
19:16
Speaker 7: When I say like this with elite guy at quarterback
19:19
Speaker 7: and an explosive offense, it's about how you handle the moments.
19:25
Speaker 7: And one moment is when they do run on first
19:29
Speaker 7: and ten. Don't let that be second and six. Make
19:32
Speaker 7: sure it's second and nine. So now they're feeling chain
19:35
Speaker 7: pressure in that situation. And when you get fortunate enough
19:39
Speaker 7: to get a penalty or to get a loss in
19:41
Speaker 7: when they're in second and twelve, when the Jaguars are
19:46
Speaker 7: playing a team that can move the ball offensively, my
19:48
Speaker 7: most disappointing moment is when a team turns second and
19:52
Speaker 7: twelve into third and one, because you haven't taken advantage
19:56
Speaker 7: of that opportunity. Out of five series in the first
19:59
Speaker 7: half they might score twice, but if you get two
20:02
Speaker 7: or three other drives where you get them against the chains,
20:05
Speaker 7: you have to take advantage of those moments. So often
20:07
Speaker 7: last year they didn't. It was gut punches in those situations.
20:11
Speaker 7: But that's where when you're in third and long or
20:14
Speaker 7: second and long, that's where you've got to get interior
20:17
Speaker 7: push and allow josh heinz Allen and Trayvon Walker to
20:20
Speaker 7: have the moments to get them off the field. So
20:23
Speaker 7: often last year that he didn't do that. To me,
20:26
Speaker 7: we saw one positive against Carolina, and it's a physical defense.
20:30
Speaker 7: Who can handle that kind of offense? How do they
20:33
Speaker 7: handle the explosive offenses those moments? To me, Bucky, that's
20:38
Speaker 7: the key to playing defense in the NFL these days.
20:41
Speaker 1: It absolutely is the key.
20:42
Speaker 6: And when I look at our team, it's a team
20:45
Speaker 6: that if you're gonna talk about the kind of defense
20:47
Speaker 6: that we play, I don't know if we will evolve
20:49
Speaker 6: into being what we call a shutdown defense where you
20:52
Speaker 6: can count on this team to get a bunch of
20:53
Speaker 6: three and outs and they can win that way.
20:55
Speaker 1: We might end up being a bind, but don't break.
20:58
Speaker 6: Opportunistic turn defense, meaning we can see some yards between
21:03
Speaker 6: the twenties, but when we bog down in the red zone,
21:05
Speaker 6: we find a way to get.
21:06
Speaker 1: Off the field.
21:06
Speaker 6: Make you kick field goals either through stops or we
21:09
Speaker 6: get turnovers.
21:10
Speaker 1: And that is okay.
21:12
Speaker 6: It's just about making sure Joe Burrow is going to
21:15
Speaker 6: complete a bunch of passes. But let's just make sure
21:17
Speaker 6: we'd limit the ones that are of twenty plus yards
21:21
Speaker 6: and more. If we can keep them in a dink
21:23
Speaker 6: and dunk mode and make them drive the length of field,
21:26
Speaker 6: the eye suggests that it's.
21:27
Speaker 1: Gonna go away.
21:28
Speaker 6: Something's going to happen, a penalty, a drop pass, a
21:32
Speaker 6: tip where it overthrow that lands in the hands of
21:34
Speaker 6: the defenders. The more plays that we can force them
21:37
Speaker 6: to go, the more the odd's going out of favor
21:39
Speaker 6: that something bad it's gonna happen.
21:40
Speaker 7: Yeah, And that was the other A plus the other day,
21:42
Speaker 7: Bucky to me was the fact that whatever happened defense,
21:45
Speaker 7: we have many yards. I thought it showed Anthony Campanelli's
21:51
Speaker 7: defense clearly wants to be a defense with his eyes
21:53
Speaker 7: on the ball that when the ball is tipped and
21:56
Speaker 7: goes up in the air. You get turnovers off of it,
21:59
Speaker 7: and Anthony Campanill like walk out with his chest out
22:02
Speaker 7: and say, Hey, that's what I'm talking about, because both
22:05
Speaker 7: of those interceptions were exactly what he's talking about. Keep
22:08
Speaker 7: pursuing the ball, keep your eye on the ball, stay alert.
22:13
Speaker 7: It sort of goes back to the point of the
22:15
Speaker 7: if they started this segment. Another thing that makes you
22:19
Speaker 7: feel a gut punch when you're playing these great offenses,
22:22
Speaker 7: and I think anything with Joe Burrow is a great offense.
22:24
Speaker 7: When you have your hands on the ball and it
22:26
Speaker 7: hits the ground defensively, you think, oh boy, that was
22:31
Speaker 7: what we needed and we didn't get it. There's moments
22:34
Speaker 7: in those games. I guess what I'm getting to is
22:37
Speaker 7: when the Jaguars have their hand on the football defensively,
22:39
Speaker 7: and they'll probably have it twice, two or three times.
22:41
Speaker 7: You got to catch two out of three of those
22:45
Speaker 7: and make them pay for those moments. If you let
22:48
Speaker 7: those moments pass against Joey, ballgame.
22:51
Speaker 1: It's ball game, you know, John.
22:53
Speaker 6: That's a great point, and we used to always talk
22:55
Speaker 6: about back in the days playing If you drop a
22:58
Speaker 6: pick in the red zone is guarantee the next play
23:00
Speaker 6: is gonna be a touchdown.
23:01
Speaker 1: I mean almost, It's almost like a proven theory.
23:03
Speaker 6: If you drop an interception in the red zone, the
23:06
Speaker 6: next play is gonna be a touchdown. What I would
23:08
Speaker 6: tell you being fill level during the game, there is
23:11
Speaker 6: something about turnovers that tend to come in bunches.
23:14
Speaker 1: And I'm so glad that in the first.
23:15
Speaker 6: Game we were able to get three turnovers because what
23:18
Speaker 6: it does is it proves to the team that all
23:21
Speaker 6: the things that they've done in the offseason, all of
23:23
Speaker 6: the work that they did in training camp, that the
23:25
Speaker 6: defense works. When you talk about being a vision and
23:28
Speaker 6: break defense, and we're gonna bend, but don't break, and
23:29
Speaker 6: we're gonna play zone. So we have more eyes on it.
23:32
Speaker 6: And if you run to the ball you get interceptions
23:34
Speaker 6: off tips and overthrows. Well, then in game one those
23:37
Speaker 6: things happen. Now you have the attention of all the
23:40
Speaker 6: players and so they now believe, hey man, if I
23:43
Speaker 6: run to the ball, something good is gonna happen. And
23:45
Speaker 6: I'm gonna tell you the interception that was called back wingered,
23:50
Speaker 6: that was one where hey man, I'm reading my eyes.
23:52
Speaker 1: I'm going to make a play bang.
23:54
Speaker 6: Every time you start seeing those positive plays happen, it
23:58
Speaker 6: validates what they're doing and it just kind of becomes
24:01
Speaker 6: a feeding frenzy where you become a turnover obsessed team
24:05
Speaker 6: and then a turnovers just kind of happened. It's a
24:07
Speaker 6: lot of randomness to it, but they begin to happen
24:09
Speaker 6: when you begin to believe and you keep running to
24:11
Speaker 6: the ball.
24:12
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24:25
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Speaker 5: Getting their hands on some passes and turn getting some turnovers.
24:56
Speaker 5: Those were big in the right spot at the right time.
24:57
Speaker 5: Guys making plays kind of change the game obviously, you know,
25:02
Speaker 5: with Hendrickson, just always have to know where he's at,
25:04
Speaker 5: and he's a great player. It has proven himself in
25:06
Speaker 5: this league time and time again, so give him his respect. Obviously,
25:10
Speaker 5: with our preparation and just knowing where he's at. He's
25:14
Speaker 5: a really good player and you know, have to take
25:15
Speaker 5: care of him. So that's obviously something there. And just
25:18
Speaker 5: the defense was flying around. I think made a lot
25:20
Speaker 5: of plays, did a nice job in the run game,
25:24
Speaker 5: you know, really, like I said, creating turnovers in the
25:26
Speaker 5: back end, that's the name of the game. And they
25:28
Speaker 5: created a couple of them. So it's a good defense
25:30
Speaker 5: that's flying around. A few of the guys have been
25:32
Speaker 5: there for a while, a bunch of the leaders on
25:34
Speaker 5: that defense.
25:36
Speaker 4: Trevor Lawrence earlier today, Jaguar's quarterback, asked about the Bengals
25:40
Speaker 4: defense what they showed last week and welcome back. It
25:44
Speaker 4: is huddle up with Bucky Brooks, JP Shadwick, John Ozier
25:46
Speaker 4: alongside Bucky out in Los Angeles, and let's get to
25:50
Speaker 4: this Bengals defense. Bucky, they fired the defensive staff. Al Golden, now,
25:54
Speaker 4: the defensive coordinator, came from Notre Dame the last couple
25:58
Speaker 4: of years. They had a really good scheme there of
26:00
Speaker 4: course in college. But Golden now taking the reins. When
26:04
Speaker 4: you have Hendrickson though up front, you've got a chance, right,
26:07
Speaker 4: I mean, this is they weren't great on defense. When
26:10
Speaker 4: you have this guy to help you as a new
26:12
Speaker 4: defensive coordinator, it goes a long way.
26:15
Speaker 6: The man, he's a dominant player. The only two guys
26:18
Speaker 6: who have masked more sacks in the last five years
26:20
Speaker 6: than Trey Henderson, that's Miles Garrett and TJ.
26:22
Speaker 1: Watt.
26:23
Speaker 6: We don't talk about Henderson in that same breath, but
26:26
Speaker 6: he's in that stratusty when it comes to his ability
26:28
Speaker 6: to take over led to league last year with seventeen
26:30
Speaker 6: and a half sacks. High motive player who has a problem,
26:34
Speaker 6: and we have to make sure that we identify where
26:36
Speaker 6: he is at all time. We have to slide the
26:38
Speaker 6: protection over to him to make him be a non factor.
26:41
Speaker 6: But I'm gonna say this, not only him. The young
26:43
Speaker 6: guy played pretty well last week Shamar Stewart. They got
26:46
Speaker 6: a guy inside bjhi Ot that can be a factor.
26:48
Speaker 6: But this defense is at his best when Hendrickson is
26:52
Speaker 6: able to control it and create chaos at the point
26:55
Speaker 6: of attack. But if you neutralize him, there's some guys
26:59
Speaker 6: that can get got in the back end. But we
27:01
Speaker 6: got to take care of not ninety one so we
27:03
Speaker 6: can get to the good stuff in the back end.
27:06
Speaker 7: There's guys who can get got Bucky and I'll play it.
27:11
Speaker 7: I have not watched the Bengals Browns game. I think
27:16
Speaker 7: Jaguars are more concerned. I'm convinced they're going to be
27:18
Speaker 7: a running team until some team stops him. How are
27:21
Speaker 7: the Bengals against the run and does what the Jaguars
27:24
Speaker 7: want to do offensively?
27:27
Speaker 9: I guess how what do they match up?
27:29
Speaker 7: Well?
27:29
Speaker 6: I think they match up. I mean, look, they're good upfront,
27:32
Speaker 6: they're start up front. Al Goldon's a really good defensive
27:34
Speaker 6: coordinator coming from Notre Dame. He understands how to work
27:37
Speaker 6: with young guys. But up front, bj Hill, Shamar Stewart,
27:40
Speaker 6: Trey Henderson, those are the names that you have to
27:42
Speaker 6: pay attention to.
27:43
Speaker 1: They have a really good linebacker, court.
27:45
Speaker 6: Logan Wilson's a guy that's gonna be around and active,
27:47
Speaker 6: and so you just have.
27:48
Speaker 1: To be aware of what those guys are. But at
27:50
Speaker 1: the end of the day, we could talk about the
27:52
Speaker 1: other team, but it really comes down to controlling the controllables.
27:55
Speaker 6: The Jaguars are in control of this because if their
27:58
Speaker 6: offensive line plays together like they played last week, you
28:02
Speaker 6: can run the football.
28:03
Speaker 1: They ran the ball on a really good front last week.
28:06
Speaker 6: Derrick Bround is a monster for the Carolina Pathers, and
28:09
Speaker 6: they've ran through them like a hot knife through butter
28:11
Speaker 6: for two hundred yards.
28:12
Speaker 1: If this is going to.
28:13
Speaker 6: Be the identity where we're gonna run the football, we
28:15
Speaker 6: gonna tee it up and say, hey, this is what
28:17
Speaker 6: we do, this is who we are. Let's see if
28:20
Speaker 6: the Bengals can stop it, and let's continue to do
28:23
Speaker 6: it until they prove otherwise.
28:25
Speaker 1: Look, I don't think this is a hard or complex game.
28:28
Speaker 6: When it comes down to it, they see if we
28:30
Speaker 6: can run it at them early and then find a
28:31
Speaker 6: way to get the ball to the perimeter later on.
28:33
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's significant to me in that sense, JP, because
28:36
Speaker 7: you want Look, they did it once, their physical once.
28:41
Speaker 7: Can they come out and do that again against what
28:44
Speaker 7: people perceive as a as a better team overall than
28:47
Speaker 7: the Bengals. Can you out physical that and make that
28:51
Speaker 7: matter against a team with the kind of offense the
28:53
Speaker 7: Bengals have. I do want to ask the analyst a question.
29:00
Speaker 7: I got a lot of questions the other day about like, hey, hey,
29:05
Speaker 7: the win was great, but Trevor this, or Trevor that,
29:10
Speaker 7: you've been pretty strong this week saying you liked a
29:13
Speaker 7: lot of what you saw in Trevor.
29:16
Speaker 9: I think we liked the same things.
29:18
Speaker 7: But tell me why you were so impressed with Trevor
29:22
Speaker 7: Lawrence on Sunday, Bucky.
29:24
Speaker 6: I think I was impressed because of like, it's a
29:27
Speaker 6: small thing, but it's the swag, it's the confidence, it's the.
29:30
Speaker 1: Composure that he played with. He felt like I felt
29:35
Speaker 1: watching him.
29:36
Speaker 6: He was in complete control of the offense, meaning he
29:39
Speaker 6: knew what was going on. There wasn't the second and
29:42
Speaker 6: third looks to the sideline like, hey, what player are
29:44
Speaker 6: we running? What are you asking me to do? He
29:47
Speaker 6: had a confidence in terms of telling everybody where to
29:50
Speaker 6: be and how to get there. By no means was
29:52
Speaker 6: it flawless in terms of where he was putting the
29:54
Speaker 6: ball consistently in those things, but sometimes you have to
29:57
Speaker 6: play through that. What I got from him was, Hey,
30:02
Speaker 6: I understand what I'm doing.
30:03
Speaker 1: I know where I need to go at the ball.
30:05
Speaker 6: I took care of the ball with the exception of
30:07
Speaker 6: a great interception to Jase Horn. If Jase Horn doesn't
30:10
Speaker 6: make that play off, Trevor just throws it up two
30:13
Speaker 6: feet higher. It's an explosive play to Travis Hunter that
30:16
Speaker 6: we've seen in camp over and over again on that
30:18
Speaker 6: deep over route. I just have a belief that the
30:22
Speaker 6: connection between limb Con and Trevor Lawrence is real. There's
30:26
Speaker 6: a belief that I have that Trevor feels that the
30:30
Speaker 6: head coach really is about him and elevating him, and
30:34
Speaker 6: I think in turn, Trevor's trying to meet him halfway
30:36
Speaker 6: in terms of stepping up his leadership ability. So to me,
30:39
Speaker 6: it's about Trevor understanding when to more from manager to playmaker.
30:46
Speaker 6: When I need to Dialod up and say, hey, put
30:48
Speaker 6: a little more on my shoulders, and when does he
30:51
Speaker 6: sense that, hey, the game is in control.
30:53
Speaker 1: I don't need to step outside myself. We have this
30:55
Speaker 1: on lock.
30:56
Speaker 6: So I'm just gonna make good decisions. I'll take care
30:58
Speaker 6: of the ball, and we'll find a way to win
31:00
Speaker 6: the game. Because at the end of the day, quarterbacks
31:02
Speaker 6: are judged on whether they win or lose. Understanding what
31:05
Speaker 6: is needed in the moment, I felt like Trevor had
31:07
Speaker 6: a great sense of what was being asked of him.
31:10
Speaker 4: On Sunday, guys, let's come back and we'll take a
31:14
Speaker 4: look at the defensive coverage of the game. They'll need
31:17
Speaker 4: some this week against the Cincinnati Bengals, and could that
31:20
Speaker 4: include Travis Hunter a little bit more.
31:23
Speaker 3: That's when we return. It's Huddle Up with Bucky Brooks.
31:32
Speaker 8: But the way they've done it at a high level
31:34
Speaker 8: now for a number of years, the chemistry they go
31:37
Speaker 8: to a super Bowl, you know they've won. They've known
31:39
Speaker 8: how to win. Like Sack's done a great job there
31:42
Speaker 8: with getting those guys where they are now.
31:44
Speaker 1: And you know they've just.
31:47
Speaker 8: They've played in a difficult division. They've played a ton
31:50
Speaker 8: of difficult games, tight games over the years. They've pulled
31:54
Speaker 8: some of those out in some critical moments. Play Kansas
31:57
Speaker 8: City tough every year. So this is a team that
31:59
Speaker 8: knows how to win. They're well coached, and they have
32:01
Speaker 8: some talent.
32:03
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Speaker 4: And we take a look at the Bengals wide receivers Jamar.
32:30
Speaker 3: Chase T Higgins.
32:33
Speaker 4: Last season's numbers over seventeen hundred yards for Chase, seventeen touchdowns,
32:39
Speaker 4: nearly one thousand yards for t Higgins, and ten touchdowns
32:42
Speaker 4: Chase led in all the categories in the NFL on
32:45
Speaker 4: your screen. He's making a ton of money. T Higgins
32:48
Speaker 4: has been around for a long time as well. You know,
32:51
Speaker 4: you said a few years ago and we most would
32:54
Speaker 4: say that the duo in Miami Tyreek Kill Jalen Waddle
32:59
Speaker 4: were hot for a little while, maybe the best duo
33:02
Speaker 4: because of their speed and ability down the field and everything.
33:05
Speaker 3: They've kind of waned a bit. Is this the best
33:07
Speaker 3: duo of the NFL?
33:08
Speaker 1: Bucky, Yes, they're problematic.
33:12
Speaker 6: I mean they are handful because of the versatility that
33:16
Speaker 6: they bring. And Jamar Chase, what you really have is
33:19
Speaker 6: a guy that's a running back on the perimeter.
33:22
Speaker 1: He's a solid route runner. He can get open, but man,
33:25
Speaker 1: the magic happens when he gets the ball.
33:26
Speaker 3: In his hands.
33:27
Speaker 6: When you look at him physically, he runs through contact.
33:30
Speaker 6: He must be hit solidly to get knocked down to
33:34
Speaker 6: be tackled. So he challenges your guys in the back
33:36
Speaker 6: end to be able to square him up and make
33:38
Speaker 6: one on one tackles in space. On the other side,
33:41
Speaker 6: t Higgins, you have one of the best jump ball
33:44
Speaker 6: specialists that you will find, red zone weapon. This was
33:48
Speaker 6: a guy that was a terrific basketball player at high school.
33:51
Speaker 6: You can look at the YouTube highlights.
33:53
Speaker 1: He dominates.
33:53
Speaker 6: He plays above the grim and those same skills show
33:56
Speaker 6: up on the field one on one situation. Joe Burrow
33:59
Speaker 6: is not afraid to throw it up to them and
34:01
Speaker 6: let them go get it. This is going to challenge
34:04
Speaker 6: the DB's ability not only to be physical on the perimeter,
34:09
Speaker 6: to be able to play the ball while feeling and
34:11
Speaker 6: maintaining contact with the receiver. If you play small, they'll
34:15
Speaker 6: eat you up. So this is one where you got
34:18
Speaker 6: to put your big boy pads on. You got to
34:21
Speaker 6: challenge them, and you got to be feisty and physical
34:23
Speaker 6: on the perimeter to be able to deal with these
34:25
Speaker 6: guys because they're a hell of a duo on the THRIMA.
34:27
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're heartbreakers, meaning sort of go back to what
34:33
Speaker 7: I was talking about earlier. Third and eleven, two or
34:36
Speaker 7: three times. These guys will convert thirty eleven because they're
34:39
Speaker 7: just so good. So I think the key for the
34:42
Speaker 7: Jaguars is, as Liam said in his presser today, it's
34:46
Speaker 7: going to happen.
34:46
Speaker 9: To worry about it.
34:47
Speaker 1: You know.
34:48
Speaker 7: How do you respond when they break your heart on
34:51
Speaker 7: a couple of drives? Just come back and keep playing.
34:55
Speaker 7: Because these guys, they're so good.
34:58
Speaker 4: JP.
34:59
Speaker 7: If they're not the best tannem in the NFL, I
35:01
Speaker 7: don't want to play the others. So they're really good,
35:07
Speaker 7: you're gonna have to outscore him to a degree ten points.
35:11
Speaker 7: You're probably gonna hold Cincinnati to ten points. So it's
35:14
Speaker 7: in coming on the Jaguars to make a few more
35:16
Speaker 7: big plays. Jay's probably could have had forty the other day,
35:19
Speaker 7: you know, and probably feel like they should have. This
35:23
Speaker 7: is not a game where the offense needs to come
35:25
Speaker 7: off the field thinking, ow man, we should have gotten
35:27
Speaker 7: this many. You're gonna need that many whatever that many is,
35:31
Speaker 7: you know. And so they're really good. I personally would
35:37
Speaker 7: probably take Chase over anybody in the league, with apologies
35:39
Speaker 7: to to Justin Jefferson a couple other guys. I love
35:43
Speaker 7: Cincinnati's offense. I'm very upfront with saying beyond the fifty
35:46
Speaker 7: three on the Jaguars, Joe Burrow is my favorite NFL player.
35:50
Speaker 7: I love watching him play, and him throwing to Chase
35:53
Speaker 7: is you know, great throwing to great and so they're
35:57
Speaker 7: gonna get you. You've got to get them a few
35:59
Speaker 7: more times and they get you.
36:01
Speaker 6: Yeah, this problem and the problem is is we have
36:05
Speaker 6: to get comfortable knowing that they're gonna catch passes because
36:08
Speaker 6: we're gonna play so much zone that they're gonna find
36:10
Speaker 6: the voids and they're gonna catch some balls in those things. Now,
36:12
Speaker 6: what you would like is to make sure that as
36:14
Speaker 6: soon as they catch it, there's two or three defenders
36:17
Speaker 6: in close proximity that are able to make the tackle.
36:20
Speaker 6: And over time, you would like to really beat these
36:22
Speaker 6: receivers up in terms of beating them up before they
36:26
Speaker 6: get the ball, but really after, you want to beat
36:28
Speaker 6: them up. So at some point, man they drop a
36:30
Speaker 6: ball because they've been hit time after time after time.
36:33
Speaker 1: But really the pressure goes to the front. If Joe
36:35
Speaker 1: Burrow has all day to throw and.
36:37
Speaker 6: This becomes a seven on seven drill, Cincinnati's gonna move
36:41
Speaker 6: the ball up and down the field. Josh Heinz Allen,
36:43
Speaker 6: Trayvon Walker, Eric Armstead, anybody up front.
36:48
Speaker 1: They're going to have to be able to get Joe
36:49
Speaker 1: Burrow off the spot.
36:51
Speaker 6: This cannot be one where he is literally catching throwing
36:53
Speaker 6: on time, and this is just like pitching catch them
36:57
Speaker 6: throwing on air. We have to impact the quarterback by
37:00
Speaker 6: having a pass rush, but.
37:01
Speaker 1: We have to be able to do it with four
37:03
Speaker 1: so we can leave those seven guys in the back
37:05
Speaker 1: end there to be able to look for number one
37:07
Speaker 1: and number five. We have to take them away.
37:09
Speaker 6: No a fan and those other guys can catch it,
37:11
Speaker 6: but you cannot get beat with the right hand. Jamar
37:14
Speaker 6: Chase and t Higgins cannot have big games if we're
37:16
Speaker 6: gonna be able to win this.
37:17
Speaker 7: This is really a game you hear more and more
37:21
Speaker 7: of these days. The word competitive stamina. You know, keep
37:24
Speaker 7: playing even when it's tough, trying to pressure and rattle Burrow,
37:31
Speaker 7: the same element comes into play. You can hit him
37:34
Speaker 7: on the first drive, you can sack them on the
37:37
Speaker 7: first drive, doesn't mean he's gonna be discouraged on the
37:40
Speaker 7: next drive. He is used to getting hit, Like when
37:43
Speaker 7: he gets sacked three or four times. I think he
37:45
Speaker 7: kind of thinks that's when the game starts. You know
37:48
Speaker 7: he's seen that. So I guess what I'm saying for
37:50
Speaker 7: the Jaguars defensive front. Just because you sacked him twice
37:55
Speaker 7: in the first half doesn't mean he's going to be
37:57
Speaker 7: rattled and throw you the ball.
37:58
Speaker 9: You have to keep going. You have to and not
38:00
Speaker 9: get discouraged.
38:01
Speaker 7: If you sack him on first on second down and
38:03
Speaker 7: he converts one on third down.
38:08
Speaker 9: He's an all day sucker.
38:09
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, you know, so you have to keep
38:12
Speaker 7: playing against these guys with the idea that they.
38:15
Speaker 9: Might get twenty four.
38:17
Speaker 7: You've got to get that turnover in the fourth quarter
38:19
Speaker 7: and make sure your team gets twenty seven. And I
38:21
Speaker 7: keep playing until the end of the whistle against these
38:23
Speaker 7: guys because there is competitive and Burrows as good as
38:28
Speaker 7: I've seen in a long time with just because you
38:31
Speaker 7: rattle him, just because you hit him, doesn't mean you've
38:33
Speaker 7: beaten them.
38:34
Speaker 1: True.
38:36
Speaker 4: But Liam calling today, Bucky said that you could see
38:38
Speaker 4: some more Travis Hunter defensive snaps this week. You're buying
38:43
Speaker 4: that and how could he help the cause?
38:45
Speaker 6: Yes, if you listen to what they've talked about the
38:48
Speaker 6: entire time, Travis Hunter is going to be you selectively
38:52
Speaker 6: on defense in those moments.
38:54
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be real with you.
38:55
Speaker 6: Didn't really see the need to have a lot of
38:57
Speaker 6: Travis Hunter versus the Carolina Panthers.
38:59
Speaker 1: When you look at their white else.
39:00
Speaker 6: Tedory McMillan is solid, but he's not quite in the
39:04
Speaker 6: stratosphere as Jamar Chase.
39:05
Speaker 1: And t Higgins.
39:06
Speaker 6: This is a game where we need all hands on decks,
39:08
Speaker 6: So Travis Hunter should be up because it's a lot
39:11
Speaker 6: of his own coverage.
39:12
Speaker 1: This should play to his skill set. He should have
39:14
Speaker 1: his eyes.
39:15
Speaker 6: On Joe Burrow and he is looking to make a
39:17
Speaker 6: play on a tip or an overthrow or an aggressive
39:20
Speaker 6: break because he gets a sense where Joe is throwing.
39:23
Speaker 6: This is a game where I was I would expect
39:25
Speaker 6: to see him play a ton man maybe fifty percent
39:27
Speaker 6: of the defensive defensive snaps, if not more. They're gonna
39:30
Speaker 6: be in spread sets. They're not a team that really
39:33
Speaker 6: wants to commit to the run, so that should be
39:34
Speaker 6: able to also protect him. But look nickel dime coverage.
39:38
Speaker 6: Look for number twelve to be out there. He is
39:40
Speaker 6: needed because this is one where the ball is gonna
39:42
Speaker 6: be up thirty five to forty times there's more opportunities
39:45
Speaker 6: for him to make plays.
39:46
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's an interesting matchup in that sense because you know,
39:49
Speaker 7: as I said earlier, I love Burrow because of his confidence. Well,
39:55
Speaker 7: Joey b ain't gonna be scared of Travis Hunter.
39:58
Speaker 3: He won a husband too, by the way, but.
40:00
Speaker 9: That could be good meaning.
40:03
Speaker 7: He's not gonna be scared to test the kid, and
40:06
Speaker 7: the kid has the ability to break on the ball
40:08
Speaker 7: and take advantage of that sort of confidence. So this
40:11
Speaker 7: is a sort of uh, you know, as Beck, you
40:14
Speaker 7: like say, the Gunslinger matchup. Whatever, It's fascinating because I
40:19
Speaker 7: don't think Cincinnati's quarterback is going to be scared to
40:21
Speaker 7: throw at the rookie. But I also don't think the
40:24
Speaker 7: rookie is going to be scared to go try to
40:25
Speaker 7: make a play. So this could be a situation where
40:27
Speaker 7: he he has more opportunities than he usually might get Bucky.
40:31
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I will say this so everyone understands.
40:34
Speaker 6: From acounting a scouting standpoint, Travis Hunter is considered to
40:38
Speaker 6: be a big cornerback and one of the reasons why
40:40
Speaker 6: it was really important.
40:42
Speaker 1: For us to get a guy like Travis to play.
40:44
Speaker 6: dB is anybody that is over six foot who has
40:47
Speaker 6: long arms and athleticism. They're uniquely qualified to be able
40:50
Speaker 6: to match it with the big receivers in the league.
40:52
Speaker 6: And even though Jamar Chase is thick and sturdy talking
40:55
Speaker 6: about six' one or, SO T higgins is six three sixty.
40:58
Speaker 6: Four the reason why you Want Travis hunter out there
41:00
Speaker 6: is because his ball skills are, spectacular but his athleticism
41:03
Speaker 6: when the ball is in the air really comes into
41:06
Speaker 6: play in these. Matchups because we're such a visit and
41:09
Speaker 6: break zone dominant, team he is going to have opportunities
41:13
Speaker 6: to win some of these fifty to fifty balls when
41:15
Speaker 6: they throw it up Because Joe burrow is not going
41:17
Speaker 6: to be afraid of number twelve and he's going to
41:19
Speaker 6: test him Until hunter discourages him from throwing that. Way
41:23
Speaker 6: that means we might See Travis hunter come up with
41:25
Speaker 6: an interception or two because he is getting tested and
41:28
Speaker 6: he is matching up With chase or T higgins on the.
41:31
Speaker 9: Perimeter i'm locking a.
41:33
Speaker 3: Pick, oh you're, wow pulling out A wednesday. Lock john.
41:36
Speaker 9: Locking i'm not going to, win But i'm locking a.
41:40
Speaker 3: Pick oh, pick, okay.
41:42
Speaker 7: Okay hunter gets to, pick AND i think it's one
41:44
Speaker 7: where they throw a fifty fifty ball to. Somebody he
41:47
Speaker 7: comes down with it with some spectacular and he's doing this, number.
41:53
Speaker 1: Whatever that number. Is my screen is.
41:55
Speaker 6: LIMITED jp is there in, person so he got a
41:58
Speaker 6: chance to see.
41:58
Speaker 3: It my screen is it's.
42:00
Speaker 1: LIMITED i can only envision what that, vision.
42:04
Speaker 6: Whatever that, was whatever that, is whatever that, IS i
42:09
Speaker 6: CAN i can do. It but BUT i am one
42:14
Speaker 6: with you in terms of he is going to have
42:16
Speaker 6: opportunities to make plays on the ball the more that he.
42:19
Speaker 1: Plays AND i just think about all the things that
42:21
Speaker 1: we saw in.
42:21
Speaker 6: PRACTICE i know people say were talking about, practice but,
42:24
Speaker 6: yes we're talking about. Practice all those interceptions that we
42:26
Speaker 6: saw of the course of the offseason in training. CAMP
42:28
Speaker 6: i think he's going to have an opportunity to make
42:30
Speaker 6: one or two of those. Plays his ball skills are.
42:33
Speaker 6: Terrific and the more that he plays in this, game
42:36
Speaker 6: dods go up that he's gonna.
42:37
Speaker 1: Touch he's gonna get his hands on. One and maybe
42:39
Speaker 1: you talk about, interception how.
42:41
Speaker 6: About a pick? Six how about a pick six to
42:43
Speaker 6: cap it. Off we Saw dewey have one then he
42:45
Speaker 6: took off the. Board and if they do, IT i promise,
42:48
Speaker 6: You john right there on the. SIDELINE i may run
42:50
Speaker 6: it to the end zone AND i may do the
42:52
Speaker 6: little thingy that you. DID i may do The osier
42:54
Speaker 6: dance in the end zone right there with. Him i'll
42:56
Speaker 6: try not to get a penalty BECAUSE i don't Want
42:58
Speaker 6: limb And glasstone AND i definitely don't want to mad at.
43:00
Speaker 6: Me but if it, Happens i'm gonna be down in
43:03
Speaker 6: the far corner doing The John john.
43:05
Speaker 4: Ors you, Think John, john that'd be funny If.
43:11
Speaker 3: Travis is doing the whole.
43:12
Speaker 9: Time, YEAH i don't Think travis is going to adapt
43:14
Speaker 9: To john. Anytime.
43:17
Speaker 7: Wow and by the, way just clarify not locking the,
43:20
Speaker 7: game okay at?
43:22
Speaker 3: All lock a? Pick PICKUNTER i lock a?
43:26
Speaker 1: Pick, okay wait a, Minute wait a, minute wait a.
43:28
Speaker 1: Minute are you you're you're afraid to lock The bengals.
43:31
Speaker 6: Game it was just a seventeen sixteen game with The
43:35
Speaker 6: browns that he probably should have.
43:37
Speaker 1: Lost come, On, JOHN i.
43:41
Speaker 7: WILL i love WHAT i saw from The jaguars the other,
43:44
Speaker 7: day But i'm not gonna lock a road game against
43:46
Speaker 7: a team that thinks going to the.
43:47
Speaker 9: Playoffs.
43:48
Speaker 7: YET i think there's gonna be a good team The,
43:50
Speaker 7: jars better THAN i thought they, were But i'm not
43:53
Speaker 7: Locking sunday Against.
43:54
Speaker 4: Joey The bengals are a different kind of, cat if you,
43:58
Speaker 4: will literally than The. Pans and we'll find out if
44:02
Speaker 4: The jaguars go up there and do some damage On. Sunday,
44:06
Speaker 4: bucky have a great rest of the. Week always a. Pleasure,
44:09
Speaker 4: uh cover your eyes next Time john.
44:11
Speaker 3: Dancers trust, me we.
44:14
Speaker 1: Can we can bring it. Up we're gonna have everybody doing.
44:16
Speaker 1: It we're gonna have we were making a. Thing we're
44:17
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Speaker 1: One Advan travis makes. Played we're gonna do a Little John.
44:21
Speaker 1: Dance we Little Don buddy. Does that's funny that we
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44:28
Speaker 1: we can See.
44:29
Speaker 3: Bucky, Brooks John, oser you might have heard of. Him I'M. J.
44:32
Speaker 4: P shadwick and our, thanks our entire, Crew Joe, Fortunado, David,
44:36
Speaker 4: Joe Brent. Reaver thanks to you for Watching Huddle up
44:38
Speaker 4: With Bucky.
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Speaker 3: Brooks