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Postgame Show | Browns vs. Jaguars | Week 1 · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: This is Jaguars Postgame presented by GEHA. Join Brian Sexton,
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Speaker 1: Mike Dempsey, and Pride of the Jaguars Fred Taylor as
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Speaker 1: they break down today's game. Jaguars Postgame is brought to
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Speaker 1: and by Everbank. Jaguars Postgame presented by GEHA starts right now.
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Speaker 2: Come into the Hyundai Studios inside the Miller Electric Center.
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Speaker 2: Time for the post-game show in the aftermath of the Jaguars.
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Speaker 2: 34-10 winner over the Cleveland Browns. Give me an adjective, Duff.
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Speaker 2: Just one word. Touchdown. Win. Fred, describe it.
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Speaker 3: Slaughterfest. You asked for one word.
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Speaker 2: Just an adjective. Something you would say. How would you
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Speaker 2: describe the game to someone who didn't see it?
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Speaker 3: Domination.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, dominating. You couldn't come up with anything else.
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Speaker 4: Well, I mean, I was the only one who had
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Speaker 4: an adjective on my first try. So I thought that
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Speaker 4: was pretty good.
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Speaker 5: To sudden change, I didn't react to it.
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Speaker 2: Brian Sexton along with Mike Dempsey. Fred Taylor is here.
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Speaker 2: Mark Duffner is here. A thoroughly convincing win for the
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Speaker 2: Jaguars today. You would put it right up there with
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Speaker 2: their win over the.
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Speaker 2: The 1999 San Francisco 49ers, that was 41-3. The Jaguars
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Speaker 2: scored two defensive touchdowns in that game. But this was
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Speaker 2: right on par. I'll say it's the second most dominant
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Speaker 2: performance on opening day by the Jaguars. I guess you
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Speaker 2: could argue 2017, 10 sacks in Houston. But this was
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Speaker 2: a thorough beatdown of the Cleveland Browns, Mike Dempsey.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, no doubt about it. I mean, we can nitpick
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Speaker 4: which one was the best. But the Jags came out
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Speaker 4: and they made a statement that we're not the same
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Speaker 4: organization anymore, right? Because in this century, it's been the
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Speaker 4: Jags having a peak year and then falling off the
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Speaker 4: next year. Well, that's not Liam Cohen's fault. That's not
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Speaker 4: James Gladstone or Tony Buscelli. This is a new organization,
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Speaker 4: a new regime. And they backed up what they did
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Speaker 4: last year. And Trevor Lawrence particularly... picked up where he
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Speaker 4: left off.
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Speaker 2: His number is 18 of 23, which is 78% completion,
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Speaker 2: 244 yards, four touchdowns, and a passer rating Duff 150.6.
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Speaker 2: He was spectacular.
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Speaker 7: I mean, great throws, distributed the ball to nine different people,
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Speaker 7: extended plays, used his legs. I mean, the throw he
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Speaker 7: made to Cameron in the first quarter, I mean, the
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Speaker 7: first half was a bullet.
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Speaker 5: I mean, all day long, tremendous game by Trevor.
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Speaker 2: Fred, ninth consecutive regular season win. Fifth consecutive at home.
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Speaker 2: This football team just has something when they get here
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Speaker 2: in front of this crowd. They take it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what?
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Speaker 8: First, before we go there, Brian, I'm going to say
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Speaker 8: I think the 49ers game was more impressive.
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Speaker 3: You forget it was a torrential down.
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Speaker 2: No, no, I didn't forget that at all. Okay, well,
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Speaker 2: I said it was the second most. You don't forget anything.
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Speaker 9: No, I don't.
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Speaker 3: I know, right? You know what?
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Speaker 8: But no, I think this team, the entire offseason, the
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Speaker 8: theme was the expectations. And not only that, for the
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Speaker 8: head coach, they wanted to prove that last year wasn't
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Speaker 8: a fluke, and this is one of the ways you
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Speaker 8: answer those questions by just putting your foot on the
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Speaker 8: opponent's neck and not letting off. The exception of those
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Speaker 8: two big plays, the kickoff return and that big play
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Speaker 8: by Monteric at the very end of the game, you
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Speaker 8: take those away, and this is total domination, as we
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Speaker 8: said a moment ago. But kudos to the entire squad, man.
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Speaker 8: They did exactly... what we thought they should have done today.
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Speaker 2: It was 31 to nothing before the Browns did anything.
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Speaker 2: And it was that long 74-yard kickoff return that put
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Speaker 2: them in a spot where they could get on the board.
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Speaker 2: The only reason they didn't get a touchdown is because
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Speaker 2: the defense said no. I mean, they had a couple
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Speaker 2: of mistakes in there, including a five-yard penalty on fourth
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Speaker 2: down and two from the three-yard line. But the defense
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Speaker 2: then came up with a big stop and didn't let
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Speaker 2: them get it in. 31-point lead. You're like, okay, this team?
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Speaker 2: is one of the best teams in the AFC. I mean,
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Speaker 2: we've heard all offseason, Houston and Buffalo who are playing
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Speaker 2: a barn burner right now. It's 31-30. The Texans leading
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Speaker 2: the Bills with 3-13 left to play. Denver we'll see
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Speaker 2: tomorrow night. We saw the Patriots last week in Seattle.
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Speaker 2: The Chargers will be on here later today against the Cardinals.
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Speaker 2: When you look at the best teams in the AFC,
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Speaker 2: they all are going to come out, and the Jaguars
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Speaker 2: acquitted themselves well.
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Speaker 10: They did.
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Speaker 4: Let's keep it in perspective. The Browns are one of
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Speaker 4: the worst teams in the AFC. They just flat out are.
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Speaker 2: Particularly.
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Speaker 4: as long as Deshaun Watson is quarterbacking this team. But
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Speaker 4: that's what you're supposed to do with a team that
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Speaker 4: you are significantly better than.
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Speaker 2: And, I mean, how many times have we said, oh,
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Speaker 2: you know, it's okay, slow start. They'll get rolling.
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Speaker 4: Trevor Lawrence will throw a touchdown in the middle of
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Speaker 4: the second quarter. And they came out and they set
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Speaker 4: the tone, Brian and guys, right from the jump. I
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Speaker 4: think they wanted to make a statement in this game.
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Speaker 2: We heard fast start all week, Fred. How about this?
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Speaker 2: How about Foye-Lewikun? Kills the Browns' momentum, Coach. Kills it
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Speaker 2: with that interception.
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Speaker 5: Outstanding. Field position given.
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Speaker 7: And like Mike just said, the offense answers touchdown, touchdown,
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Speaker 7: field goal, touchdown.
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Speaker 5: That's the first half. I mean, they did a heck
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Speaker 5: of a job.
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Speaker 2: Jaguars led the NFL last year, Fred, with 110 points
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Speaker 2: scored off of turnovers. They have 14 after one game.
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Speaker 2: What's the mindset on the offense after a takeaway like that?
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Speaker 2: Just go for it?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I think, you know, as a good offensive coordinator,
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Speaker 8: you know, you get the ball a quick sudden change
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Speaker 8: of pace.
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Speaker 3: You want to take a shot here and there.
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Speaker 2: All right. Let's go downstairs. Bucky Brooks has Trayvon Walker.
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Speaker 2: You see who he pulled it out on, though.
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Speaker 9: Hey, here we're Trayvon. Trayvon, great effort today being able
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Speaker 9: to knock out the Cleveland Browns. What made you guys
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Speaker 9: playing so well?
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Speaker 10: Oh, man, it was just obviously the first game, you know,
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Speaker 10: we didn't play our preseason, so it was just something
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Speaker 10: that we was all ready to get to playing with
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Speaker 10: each other again, man. I feel like that was really
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Speaker 10: all it was. We've been working hard throughout the OTAs
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Speaker 10: and then to camp, and now we're finally in the season,
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Speaker 10: so we just, everything's starting to come to fruition.
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Speaker 9: So it's funny because you won a lot of games
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Speaker 9: in college. Today, being on the sideline, it was like
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Speaker 9: the expectation was to do what exactly took place. Have
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Speaker 9: you felt the team kind of transform into a team
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Speaker 9: that not only believes they can win but expects to win?
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Speaker 2: Definitely.
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Speaker 10: Like you said, the key word you just said was expect.
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Speaker 10: We definitely expect to win every game. That's our main goal.
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Speaker 10: So that's something we kind of set a high standard
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Speaker 10: for ourselves, even though everybody else, no matter what the
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Speaker 10: expectations that everybody else have for us, that's the expectation
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Speaker 10: that we set for ourselves. Last year, we don't like
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Speaker 10: to talk about last year a lot, but that was
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Speaker 10: a building block for us last year. We just want
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Speaker 10: to continuously grow from last year, obviously this game, and
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Speaker 10: now we just want to keep going 1% every game,
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Speaker 10: every week.
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Speaker 9: Watching the defense from the sideline, the physicality, I could
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Speaker 9: feel it. You know, and I know Coach Campanelli talks
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Speaker 9: about the human element to the game and knocking people
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Speaker 9: out and being violent and those things. Is it contagious
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Speaker 9: when you can feel the big hits begin to come?
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Speaker 10: 100%. It brings energy not only to the defense, but
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Speaker 10: that brings energy to the offensive side of the ball
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Speaker 10: and that brings energy to the special teams. So, obviously,
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Speaker 10: you want to get those hats and hands. You hear
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Speaker 10: little things like that, hats and hands. You want to
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Speaker 10: celebrate with your teammates. Obviously, that brings everybody else along
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Speaker 10: with you. You might be the one making the play,
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Speaker 10: but everybody else is excited for you.
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Speaker 9: Well, one of the things that has been a theme
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Speaker 9: recently For the team, it's turning the ball over, being
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Speaker 9: able to get takeaways. And it's collective effort. It's the
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Speaker 9: pass rush. It's stopping the run. It's getting plays. Talk
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Speaker 9: about how you guys have continued to pick up where
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Speaker 9: you left off last year.
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Speaker 10: Oh, man, that's just one of those things. We always
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Speaker 10: talk about takeaways. Everybody just has to do that 1-11.
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Speaker 10: I feel like if everybody's doing that 1-11, running to
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Speaker 10: the ball, I always say that if you're running to
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Speaker 10: the ball, go out and watch the ones that run
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Speaker 10: to the ball. And it definitely shows up on tape.
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Speaker 10: And we just got to continuously keep doing that. Everybody
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Speaker 10: keep doing that 111 thing. We'll keep getting takeaways, and
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Speaker 10: we'll keep doing what we're.
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Speaker 3: Supposed to do.
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Speaker 11: All right, man.
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Speaker 9: We got a big one next week. A lot of
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Speaker 9: people want to talk about going to Denver. How do
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Speaker 9: you guys build off of this to get ready for
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Speaker 9: a big week, too?
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Speaker 10: I mean, obviously, we'll go in tomorrow, and we'll go, obviously,
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Speaker 10: clean up the little small things that we need to
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Speaker 10: get corrected from this game. And then we just want
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Speaker 10: to continuously grow on our plan. We're not really, like,
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Speaker 10: that's the opponent that we're going to play, but we're
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Speaker 10: more so focused on ourselves, the areas that we can
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Speaker 10: improve going into this game next week.
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Speaker 2: Look, man, we're looking forward to it.
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Speaker 3: Yes, sir. Thank you.
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Speaker 2: All right, that's Trayvon Walker. Jaguars win 34-10. Five sacks,
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Speaker 2: two takeaways today. It's 4 o'clock on the East Coast.
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Speaker 2: had a sack and a half today. Three of the
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Speaker 2: team's five. Your thoughts on the overall pressure that they
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Speaker 2: got getting after the quarterback today?
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Speaker 8: I mean, you mentioned the four-year Louis interception. They had
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Speaker 8: pressure on that particular play, which forced Deshaun Watson to
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Speaker 8: get the ball out early. But I think as a unit...
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Speaker 8: They just picked up where they left off a year ago.
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Speaker 8: Those two guys, I believe, make each other better. I
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Speaker 8: think they have some sort of friendly inside competition, you know,
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Speaker 8: to get after the quarterback. And they're making the entire
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Speaker 8: group better as a whole. And without them displaying the
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Speaker 8: type of pressure week in and week out, the defense
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Speaker 8: isn't nearly as good as they are.
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Speaker 2: All right, Jaguars postgame show rolls along here, and we'll
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Speaker 2: return to the Hyundai Studios in the aftermath of a
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Speaker 2: 34-10 shellacking of the Cleveland Browns after this on Jaguars Radio.
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Speaker 2: since you're here, let's talk linebackers. If there is a
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Speaker 2: defensive player of the game, we just talked about the
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Speaker 2: two pass rushers. Obviously, they had a huge impact. But
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Speaker 2: Ventrell Miller filling in for Devin Lloyd, right, taking over
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Speaker 2: that spot. Took over that spot. Nine tackles, a sack,
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Speaker 2: a forced fumble. And, Mike, the play that you haven't
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Speaker 2: stopped talking about since you watched it, the pressure that
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Speaker 2: he got that set up the interception by Oluokun.
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Speaker 4: Coach, he comes up the middle, right, and he gets
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Speaker 4: knocked off his feet. And you're thinking, okay, that's too bad.
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Speaker 4: But he never goes to his feet or off his feet.
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Speaker 4: He put his hands down. He kind of cartwheeled and
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Speaker 4: got right back into Sean Watson's face and forced that throw.
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Speaker 4: And they were in rhythm at that point a little
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Speaker 4: bit offensively. I mean, this is the best rhythm they
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Speaker 4: had until late in the game. So, yeah, I thought
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Speaker 4: that was a big play by Ventrell to help set
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Speaker 4: the tone today.
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Speaker 7: Oh, you felt him all day long. I mean, he
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Speaker 7: was productive, as you just talked about. Excellent day for him.
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Speaker 7: And he got involved in terms of the Got a
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Speaker 7: quarterback sack, so did Combs. So it wasn't just our
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Speaker 7: edge guys, our linebackers too. Anthony Campanile's using all those guys.
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Speaker 7: I think Anthony Johnson had a half a sack. So
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Speaker 7: a lot of guys acted by affecting the quarterback.
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Speaker 8: I can be a testament to what Trayvon Walker mentioned
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Speaker 8: a second ago about getting the guys excited, making big plays.
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Speaker 8: And when you look at Ventrell Miller, that forced fumble,
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Speaker 8: it eventually led to a touchdown. You can imagine the
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Speaker 8: energy and excitement that the guys had around that one
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Speaker 8: player that enthused everyone on the bench. It just makes
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Speaker 8: you want to go out there and just dominate the game.
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Speaker 8: And that's my theme for the day. Because collectively, as
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Speaker 8: a group, they all did it. But individually, these guys,
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Speaker 8: they made it a mission to want to go out
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Speaker 8: there and play their best, having not played many snaps
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Speaker 8: over the offseason.
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Speaker 5: Fred, they were on a mission. You're 100% correct.
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Speaker 7: And what you said, and Brian, you said earlier, what
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Speaker 7: did our offense do when they got takeaways, defense-caused takeaways?
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Speaker 2: Two touchdowns, two takeaways, two touchdowns. 34-10, the Jaguars, big
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Speaker 2: winners today over the Cleveland Browns. The numbers, if someone
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Speaker 2: looks at the numbers, right, besides the score, they say, well,
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Speaker 2: wasn't that different, right? They ended up with 272 yards.
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Speaker 2: Deshaun Watson had 205 yards and a 97 passer rating.
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Speaker 2: But when you look at it at halftime, they had
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Speaker 2: 88 yards, guys. They had done nothing. The Jaguars scored
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Speaker 2: on four or five drives to open the game, six
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Speaker 2: of seven before Trevor Lawrence left the game. It was
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Speaker 2: utter domination from the start by that defense. And we
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Speaker 2: talked about linebackers and the front now. The secondary was
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Speaker 2: supposed to be a strength of this team based on
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Speaker 2: what we had seen. Did you see it that way?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I thought the secondary played well, but I think
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Speaker 8: they're just playing as a unit, as they're supposed to.
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Speaker 8: You get pressure up front, you play better coverage on
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Speaker 8: the back end when the pressure isn't so great up front.
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Speaker 8: The back end has to hold it down. You know,
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Speaker 8: with the exception of the one big play at the
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Speaker 8: very end of the game right there, the kid Boston
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Speaker 8: beat Monteric Brown, I think if you take that 42-yard, 42-yard,
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Speaker 8: 46-yard play out of the stats, then, again, going back
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Speaker 8: to the word domination, that's what it looks like. But
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Speaker 8: stats are stats. I think the scoreboard is more important.
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Speaker 9: Ventrell, great game by this team, by this defense. Talk
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Speaker 9: about the effort today.
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Speaker 12: Um, We say just a defensive philosophy, just coming out
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Speaker 12: trying to start the run, limit big plays and create takeaways,
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Speaker 12: and we did a good job with that, but we
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Speaker 12: continue to build each and every week, so I think
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Speaker 12: it was a good start.
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Speaker 3: Good debut.
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Speaker 9: Well, one thing I know about playing on great defense,
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Speaker 9: there's always someone that's the tone setter. Someone has to
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Speaker 9: deliver that first big hit. It seemed like early in
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Speaker 9: the game, you guys were knocking them off. Talk about
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Speaker 9: the physicality of this defense.
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Speaker 13: Most definitely.
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Speaker 12: That's the I mean, that's the mentality that we have
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Speaker 12: on defense. Out physically, everybody we play, whether that's up front, secondaries,
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Speaker 12: cornerbacks coming to tackle, linebackers hitting, attacking blocks. So that's
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Speaker 12: just the mentality of the whole defense.
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Speaker 9: It's not only the mentality of the defense to be
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Speaker 9: more physical, but you guys take the ball away at
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Speaker 9: a great rate, stop the run, force them to pass,
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Speaker 9: get after the thing. Just talk about what was working today.
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Speaker 12: I mean, it's a lot easier when you got some
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Speaker 12: dogs up front working, taking care of those guys up
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Speaker 12: front so the linebackers can flow around a little bit, but.
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Speaker 5: I don't know.
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Speaker 9: Like you said, just out competing to everybody.
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Speaker 3: That's the mindset.
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Speaker 12: Competing, trying to not stand blocked, getting off blocks, and
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Speaker 12: that's still the result.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I know Cam says good things happen when you
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Speaker 9: guys run to the ball. You certainly would run into
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Speaker 9: the ball. But let's go on the other side because
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Speaker 9: it's one thing to play defense when it's a tough game.
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Speaker 9: But when you're watching the offense go up and down
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Speaker 9: the field, what kind of energy does they bring to
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Speaker 9: the defense to go out and know the offense can
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Speaker 9: put points up?
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Speaker 12: Yeah, definitely helps the defense. Brains that motivation to the defense.
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Speaker 12: Go back out there and get the offense the ball back.
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Speaker 9: So, you know, they've been doing good.
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Speaker 12: So just trying to keep feeding the offense the ball because,
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Speaker 12: you know, they do good things with it when they
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Speaker 12: have it.
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Speaker 9: Okay, so we got the Broncos coming up next week.
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Speaker 9: Got to go on the road. How do we build
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Speaker 9: on this for next week?
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Speaker 12: Uh, I think it just starts at practice, uh, coming out,
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Speaker 12: having the right mindset at practice, uh, seeing the looks
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Speaker 12: that we're going to get and continue to get better,
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Speaker 12: correct the things that we made mistakes on and continue
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Speaker 12: to grow.
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Speaker 9: Well, look, man, we're looking forward to next week. Good
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Speaker 9: luck next week.
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Speaker 14: Alrighty.
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Speaker 9: Thanks so much.
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Speaker 2: Nine tackles for Ventrell Miller today, the sack and the
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Speaker 2: forced fumble, as well as the incredible pressure early that, uh,
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Speaker 2: that set up the interception by a foyer. It's violent, right?
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Speaker 4: I mean, they want to set a physical tone, uh,
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Speaker 4: Ventrell was all of that in college. His only issue
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Speaker 4: is staying healthy.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's go back downstairs to the Everbank vault.
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Speaker 2: The head coach is with Bucky Brooks.
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Speaker 9: Coach, comments on a great win, solid win, week one.
16:23
Speaker 2: Yeah, good team win.
16:24
Speaker 11: I think when you see the amount of guys that
16:27
Speaker 11: caught balls today, caught touchdowns today, were involved in the win,
16:32
Speaker 11: specifically on the offensive side of the ball, and then
16:35
Speaker 11: on defense, I thought.
16:36
Speaker 2: We really played well.
16:38
Speaker 11: You know, only really gave up the three points when
16:40
Speaker 11: they had the short field on the kickoff return, and
16:43
Speaker 11: then the garbage time touchdown that we obviously don't want
16:45
Speaker 11: to have. It's something we would love to clean up,
16:47
Speaker 11: but I thought our defense flew around. They were banging.
16:50
Speaker 11: They were hitting hard. We were getting off blocks. We
16:53
Speaker 11: were attacking the football. And then I think we were
16:56
Speaker 11: solid in the kicking game. Some things, obviously, on kickoff
16:58
Speaker 11: that we need to continue to improve on.
17:00
Speaker 9: Offensively, there's a saying, look, the ball will find the
17:03
Speaker 9: open man.
17:04
Speaker 15: Yeah.
17:04
Speaker 9: And solid systems. And today, it seemed like there's a
17:07
Speaker 9: moment where Parker had his thing.
17:08
Speaker 13: Yep.
17:09
Speaker 9: Bronson Jr.
17:10
Speaker 15: Yep.
17:10
Speaker 9: All the guys doing.
17:11
Speaker 13: Yep.
17:11
Speaker 9: So just talk about the evolution of the offense and
17:13
Speaker 9: the growth and development of wide receivers.
17:15
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think when– you know, Trevor is spitting the ball.
17:20
Speaker 11: It's coming out of his hand. You know, then he's
17:22
Speaker 11: also scrambling and getting some opportunities. But what was cool
17:26
Speaker 11: to see was, okay, Josh Cameron goes in very early
17:29
Speaker 11: on on a play call that was designed for him
17:32
Speaker 11: and Jacoby. And he has Jacoby on one side and
17:35
Speaker 11: Josh on the other. The safety kind of leaned to Jacoby.
17:38
Speaker 11: And he goes, Josh on Denzel Ward, one-on-one.
17:40
Speaker 2: Here we go.
17:41
Speaker 11: And Makes an unbelievable throw, and Josh makes a dang
17:44
Speaker 11: good catch, strong-handed in traffic. And then we had another
17:49
Speaker 11: drive where I think Strange hadn't really gotten as involved yet,
17:52
Speaker 11: where I'm like, okay, I want to get Brenton involved here.
17:55
Speaker 11: Then he ends up catching the touchdown on that drive.
17:58
Speaker 11: That's pretty cool to have that confidence in them that
18:02
Speaker 11: I have as a play caller, but also in those
18:04
Speaker 11: guys to go out and trust each other and go execute.
18:07
Speaker 11: That is pretty fun to watch.
18:09
Speaker 9: One of the things you talked about, the importance of
18:10
Speaker 9: the running game. Not only to control it, but how
18:13
Speaker 9: it sets up other things in a passing game. It
18:14
Speaker 9: seemed like they were working together.
18:17
Speaker 2: Thoughts on the running game today?
18:18
Speaker 11: I thought it was some good stuff. I don't know
18:21
Speaker 11: what exactly we ended up per, but I think it
18:24
Speaker 11: was more efficient than maybe we were at times, you know,
18:29
Speaker 11: towards the end of last year. You know, I don't
18:31
Speaker 11: know what the heck.
18:32
Speaker 9: 32 for 126.
18:32
Speaker 2: Okay.
18:33
Speaker 9: Yeah.
18:35
Speaker 11: I mean, some of those are probably some quarterback stuff
18:37
Speaker 11: as well.
18:37
Speaker 9: Yeah.
18:38
Speaker 11: So, you know, I think that, you know, the goal
18:41
Speaker 11: we're trying to do is, you know, not having so
18:45
Speaker 11: much volume that it– kind of muddies up for efficiency
18:49
Speaker 11: if you will and so I thought the run game
18:52
Speaker 11: was pretty solid during during the course of the day
18:55
Speaker 11: I think I probably could have ran a little bit
18:57
Speaker 11: more in times but it was it was balanced I
19:01
Speaker 11: thought that you know we handled verse the way that
19:04
Speaker 11: we wanted to and we we kind of ran at
19:07
Speaker 11: him at times that was something we wanted to do
19:09
Speaker 11: and try to run at him and run at these
19:12
Speaker 11: guys a little bit we mixed our schemes up with
19:15
Speaker 11: inside and outside runs and I thought all three backs
19:17
Speaker 11: ran hard. You know, I mean, Amir came in and
19:19
Speaker 11: popped some runs later on. Tootin, I think, ran really hard.
19:22
Speaker 11: Chris gave us some good hard runs. So it's still
19:25
Speaker 11: a work in progress, but it was definitely a good start.
19:28
Speaker 9: Last thing, halftime, you were talking about the physicality, the violence,
19:32
Speaker 9: like taking it up a notch. Defensively, good things happen
19:35
Speaker 9: when they kind of start. Being physical is contagious. So
19:38
Speaker 9: we talked about the identity of the team and how
19:40
Speaker 9: physical is. Why is it so important for you to
19:41
Speaker 9: make sure you convey that message to the team each
19:43
Speaker 9: and every week?
19:44
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's that's that's our style of play, you know,
19:46
Speaker 11: and like that's our best chance at success, right?
19:49
Speaker 13: Like.
19:50
Speaker 11: I don't know how often we're going to walk into
19:52
Speaker 11: a stadium and out finesse you or out like just
19:56
Speaker 11: surgical you right you know in a lot of different
19:59
Speaker 11: ways that we have to lean into who we are
20:03
Speaker 11: every single time we hit the grass it started against
20:06
Speaker 11: carolina and Tampa, both joints, the reason for the success
20:10
Speaker 11: in those joints wasn't all execution.
20:12
Speaker 2: It was violence.
20:13
Speaker 11: It was physicality. It was effort. It was strain playing together.
20:17
Speaker 11: These guys, when they bring the energy and they're celebrating together,
20:20
Speaker 11: that's infectious. It's momentum and everybody feels it, you know?
20:24
Speaker 11: And so that's gotta be our brand. That has to
20:27
Speaker 11: be our identity. I think the guys know and understand
20:30
Speaker 11: that it is their identity and, I wanted to tick
20:32
Speaker 11: him off a little bit and showed him a little
20:34
Speaker 11: Buffalo last night. I showed him the scoreboard of the
20:38
Speaker 11: Buffalo game at the end of the game last night,
20:40
Speaker 11: so I wanted to piss him off.
20:42
Speaker 2: I think it worked.
20:43
Speaker 9: It absolutely works.
20:45
Speaker 3: Got a big week next week.
20:46
Speaker 2: Looking forward to week two.
20:46
Speaker 11: Yeah, this is obviously going on the road and playing
20:50
Speaker 11: a high-quality opponent. that we have a lot of respect
20:53
Speaker 11: for and understand what we're walking into. You know, it's
20:56
Speaker 11: definitely everything is going to be taken up a notch.
20:59
Speaker 11: I would imagine going out there and playing against those
21:01
Speaker 11: guys in that environment. So, yeah, you know, with them,
21:05
Speaker 11: they got a Monday night game, I believe. So we
21:08
Speaker 11: have to wait a little bit to get their tape
21:10
Speaker 11: and to see what they're going to be doing with
21:12
Speaker 11: a new offensive coordinator calling plays. But, you know, Sean
21:16
Speaker 11: Payton and the team is going to be well coached,
21:18
Speaker 11: and that's just the way it is. So we know
21:19
Speaker 11: what we're walking into.
21:21
Speaker 9: Well, look, man, we're looking forward to it next week.
21:22
Speaker 11: Thank you.
21:22
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Speaker 2: and retirees spread. They were talking about the rushing numbers,
21:32
Speaker 2: and that's been such a big storyline of what we've
21:35
Speaker 2: talked about, getting the running game going. He said there
21:37
Speaker 2: were a couple things that they wanted to talk about.
21:39
Speaker 3: Yeah.
21:40
Speaker 2: And look at the numbers here. Here are the numbers
21:41
Speaker 2: for Tutin, Abdullah, and Rodriguez, the three guys who ran
21:45
Speaker 2: up the middle today. 25 carries, 121 yards, 4.85 per carry.
21:53
Speaker 2: That would seem to me that they were very successful
21:56
Speaker 2: with the running game.
21:57
Speaker 8: Yeah, you can get it done with those numbers. And again,
21:59
Speaker 8: it goes back to just keeping the chains moving. Even
22:02
Speaker 8: if the average per carry isn't as hefty as it is,
22:07
Speaker 8: you just want to make sure you're creating a certain
22:09
Speaker 8: balance with the play card throughout the course of the games,
22:12
Speaker 8: as I.
22:13
Speaker 3: Mentioned on pregame.
22:14
Speaker 8: Third and one, you want to execute, keep the chain moving,
22:17
Speaker 8: and eventually get points from it. And here and there,
22:20
Speaker 8: a big play, a big run, that also helps too.
22:23
Speaker 8: So I definitely give credit to the guys for what
22:27
Speaker 8: they did today. I thought they were quick, downhill, decisive,
22:30
Speaker 8: and finishing with four-pad lead. So give the play call options.
22:36
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23:15
Speaker 2: Bills came up with a big win over the Houston Texans.
23:18
Speaker 4: They're the winners today. The Texans go down. It came
23:20
Speaker 4: right down to the wire, and C.J. Stroud lost the
23:23
Speaker 4: ball in the pocket under pressure, and the Buffalo came
23:26
Speaker 4: up with it on the third down. They seal that victory.
23:30
Speaker 4: Indy loses to Baltimore, and the Titans lose to the Jets.
23:33
Speaker 4: The Jags are 1-0. The rest of the division is 0-3.
23:36
Speaker 2: But that one against Buffalo is important.
23:38
Speaker 3: Well, yeah.
23:39
Speaker 4: I mean, it's the equivalent of the Jags playing New
23:41
Speaker 4: England in Week 3 because it's your one game if
23:44
Speaker 4: you're Houston against the AFCE. So if the Jags can
23:48
Speaker 4: win against New England without A.J. Brown in the third
23:51
Speaker 4: week of the season, that's the equivalent of basically that's
23:53
Speaker 4: the same opponent that you're going to be playing because
23:56
Speaker 4: the Jags had the first-place schedule. They got the Patriots
23:59
Speaker 4: and the Bills obviously finish in second place got the
24:02
Speaker 4: Texans so that's a big win Josh Allen has historically
24:05
Speaker 4: struggled against that Texans defense like a lot of people
24:07
Speaker 4: have but last I saw the Jags were holding Buffalo
24:11
Speaker 4: to 23 I thought and then the greatest defense Fred
24:14
Speaker 4: ever invented gave up 36 today how could that possibly.
24:18
Speaker 8: Be yeah that's a defense that that comes with a
24:21
Speaker 8: lot of hype they got a lot of amazing players
24:24
Speaker 8: they just got to play when it's crunch time and
24:27
Speaker 8: obviously today they were exposed by one of the game's
24:29
Speaker 8: best quarterback or in the history of the game in
24:33
Speaker 8: Josh Allen.
24:33
Speaker 3: They just made big play after big play.
24:35
Speaker 8: The two 96-yard drives, so impressive by Buffalo, and thankfully
24:41
Speaker 8: they got it done for us.
24:43
Speaker 2: Amen to that. Duff, it's all coming up roses for
24:45
Speaker 2: the Jags today.
24:45
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah, and I'll tell you, I was highly impressed
24:47
Speaker 7: with what we did on offense. We talked about a
24:49
Speaker 7: lot of statistics, but here it was. They opened up
24:52
Speaker 7: the screen game. They had wide receiver screens. They had
24:54
Speaker 7: halfback screens. They showed Wildcat. C-Rod was the quarterback in
24:59
Speaker 7: the Wildcat. They utilized cadence well. They got two offsides
25:03
Speaker 7: from Cleveland, and.
25:04
Speaker 5: They had tempo.
25:05
Speaker 7: So they used all the tools that they had at
25:08
Speaker 7: their options in terms of tempo, cadence, gadget plays, Wildcat,
25:12
Speaker 7: screen game, excellent game plan.
25:14
Speaker 5: By the offense.
25:15
Speaker 8: Yeah, and then also you've got to also throw in
25:17
Speaker 8: Coach Cohen. It's just a good team win across the board.
25:21
Speaker 8: It's the energy, the identity, and the fact that they
25:24
Speaker 8: were very well balanced. I think that speaks volumes, especially
25:28
Speaker 8: game one.
25:29
Speaker 5: Without a doubt.
25:29
Speaker 7: And they said they wanted to take the stink out
25:32
Speaker 7: of the run game. They established the run game today.
25:34
Speaker 7: They affected the quarterback. They protected the quarterback. O-line did
25:37
Speaker 7: a great job.
25:38
Speaker 2: Affecting the quarterback was one of your big storylines.
25:40
Speaker 16: For sure.
25:40
Speaker 2: Josh Hines-Allen and Trayvon Walker combined for three sacks. Josh
25:43
Speaker 2: Hines-Allen is at the podium right now. Let's listen in.
25:46
Speaker 17: I was like, oh, okay. And so then we got
25:50
Speaker 17: that interception. For me, it was like, that was the
25:53
Speaker 17: statement right there. This is when the game is going
25:56
Speaker 17: to turn that fast. And we kind of continued to
26:00
Speaker 17: do that. Offense came down and scored. And then it
26:02
Speaker 17: was just like, let's hold them. I wanted to hold
26:05
Speaker 17: them to zero all game. Kept them under 100 rushing yards.
26:10
Speaker 17: I know they had that one explosive the last play
26:13
Speaker 17: of the game. But, you know, we stopped the run,
26:15
Speaker 17: eliminated explosive, create turnovers. That's our recipe for success. And
26:20
Speaker 17: we accomplished 89% of it. So I'm happy with that.
26:26
Speaker 16: Josh, the biggest free agent loss for your side of
26:29
Speaker 16: the ball and maybe for the team.
26:30
Speaker 5: As a whole was Devin Lloyd.
26:31
Speaker 16: People are asking, even up to kickoff today, what are
26:33
Speaker 16: you guys going to do to replace him? Your man
26:36
Speaker 16: Ventrell stuffed the whole stat sheet today. Talk about his
26:40
Speaker 16: performance from your perspective and how proud you are of
26:42
Speaker 16: him making the plays that he did today.
26:43
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, we trust Ventrell.
26:47
Speaker 17: Day one, I think it was definitely a grind for him,
26:51
Speaker 17: knowing the expectations that were set on him.
26:54
Speaker 5: But for him just to play his game, get.
26:56
Speaker 17: Comfortable in the system, communicate, run fast, be physical, which
26:59
Speaker 17: he already is. And once he started to understand the
27:03
Speaker 17: scheme of everything and lining up and just knowing where
27:07
Speaker 17: the ball was going to be, we knew what type
27:09
Speaker 17: of play we were going to get from him. And
27:11
Speaker 17: just to see him make physical tackles after tackle after tackle,
27:16
Speaker 17: being coverage, making plays on the ball, that's what he does.
27:20
Speaker 17: And again, man, I'm still going to say, man, he's
27:22
Speaker 17: going to lead the league in punch-outs, I think. Well,
27:26
Speaker 17: I know he's going to lead the league in punch-outs.
27:27
Speaker 17: Let me be more affirmative on that. But the effort
27:32
Speaker 17: that he played with today, we can expect that every
27:34
Speaker 17: week from him, and he expects it every week from himself,
27:37
Speaker 17: which is great to be.
27:39
Speaker 3: A part of. Josh, it's one thing to see it
27:42
Speaker 3: on the practice field.
27:43
Speaker 9: It's one thing to see it in a meeting. But
27:44
Speaker 9: to see what you guys were able to do on
27:46
Speaker 9: the field, just how good did that feel today?
27:50
Speaker 17: Again, it was a great opportunity, great challenge for us.
27:55
Speaker 17: We had everything against us, less crowded space, and it
28:00
Speaker 17: was super hot, obviously. We had all the external noises
28:04
Speaker 17: that we can also be challenged from.
28:07
Speaker 2: As a defense, as an offense, who we're.
28:09
Speaker 17: Going to be. We never were the same team after
28:12
Speaker 17: a great year. Always battling that expectations and then going
28:17
Speaker 17: out there and just playing our brand of football. Playing
28:19
Speaker 17: a brand of football that each individual player knows they
28:22
Speaker 17: can play at.
28:25
Speaker 3: That's us.
28:26
Speaker 17: We just want to continue to play at a high level.
28:28
Speaker 17: Continue to be where we're supposed to be. Offense, defense,
28:31
Speaker 17: and special teams. Again, I think there's still areas to improve,
28:34
Speaker 17: but I think it was a great first step for what.
28:37
Speaker 5: We're trying to get to.
28:40
Speaker 2: All right, that's Josh Hines-Allen, a sack and a half
28:42
Speaker 2: today to go along with Trayvon Walker's sack and a half.
28:44
Speaker 2: Jags had five sacks and two takeaways, and the defense,
28:47
Speaker 2: as he just said, they wanted to dominate, and boy,
28:51
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Speaker 2: across to Everbank Stadium, where Trevor Lawrence has just stepped
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31:34
Speaker 15: Get the right guy the ball. So those guys did
31:35
Speaker 15: a really good job at protecting. It was just a
31:38
Speaker 15: clean day. I thought we operated pretty smoothly besides a
31:40
Speaker 15: couple plays. So definitely a lot to build on and
31:44
Speaker 15: a good start for us as an offense.
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Speaker 20: Hey, Trevor, you've seen all of Parker's touchdowns. Where does
31:48
Speaker 20: that first one rank today in terms of difficulty?
31:50
Speaker 15: It's pretty good. I just saw a video of it.
31:52
Speaker 15: I didn't see it. I got hit right when I
31:54
Speaker 15: threw it, so I never saw him catch it. It's
31:57
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Speaker 3: That's up there.
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Speaker 20: A lot of chatter externally about his future. How well
32:03
Speaker 20: has he separated the business and the football since.
32:06
Speaker 3: Training camp started?
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Speaker 15: You would not even know that's going on, just the
32:11
Speaker 15: way he carries himself. He's been the same guy. Just
32:14
Speaker 15: comes to work every day, does everything the right way.
32:16
Speaker 15: You wouldn't even know that's going on in the background,
32:20
Speaker 15: so really just impressed with how he's handled that but
32:24
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32:27
Speaker 15: worker and he's a stud had a great day today.
32:30
Speaker 13: Liam talked earlier about making sure you started fast and
32:33
Speaker 13: that sort of goes back to some of the preparations
32:35
Speaker 13: you guys made during the week and how comfortable you
32:37
Speaker 13: felt with everything on Friday can you just kind of
32:39
Speaker 13: take us through that and how that kind of helped today?
32:42
Speaker 15: Yeah I thought we had a great week of practice
32:45
Speaker 15: you know we really kind of pushed ourselves physically just
32:48
Speaker 15: to be ready for you know it's hot today the
32:50
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32:53
Speaker 15: in the game, and we're able to practice in that
32:55
Speaker 15: every day. So we really pushed during the week, but
32:58
Speaker 15: also just had clean practices. Not everything's perfect, but really clean, detailed,
33:02
Speaker 15: felt like there was a really good understanding of the
33:04
Speaker 15: plan from everyone on offense, especially by the end of
33:08
Speaker 15: the week. And then just our process, too, now having
33:12
Speaker 15: one year under my belt game planning with Liam and
33:15
Speaker 15: Grant and that process and how we talked towards the
33:18
Speaker 15: end of the week and really dialing the plan, I
33:19
Speaker 15: felt like it was buttoned up pretty good by the
33:21
Speaker 15: time we walked in to the building Saturday and then
33:24
Speaker 15: got to touch up some stuff. So, yeah, I felt really,
33:27
Speaker 15: really good about it.
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Speaker 13: Was it a priority for you to make sure you
33:30
Speaker 13: personally started fast?
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Speaker 15: I think it's always, yeah, it's always the goal is to,
33:35
Speaker 15: you know, you want to start the game fast and
33:39
Speaker 15: play well in that first possession so you can settle
33:41
Speaker 15: in as soon as possible and not give the ball
33:43
Speaker 15: back to the other team. So, I think that's always
33:45
Speaker 15: something you want to do, but I think it comes
33:48
Speaker 15: down to preparation. Also, every game's different. You don't know
33:53
Speaker 15: exactly what the defense is going to do for a series.
33:56
Speaker 15: So there's a lot of moving parts, but I think
33:58
Speaker 15: for us to be able to start fast today like
33:59
Speaker 15: we did, that is the goal moving forward, obviously, and
34:02
Speaker 15: I'm going to continue to build on that.
34:04
Speaker 2: That's quarterback Trevor Lawrence from the podium over at Everbank Stadium.
34:08
Speaker 2: Brian Sexton, Mark Duffner, Fred Taylor, and Mike Dempsey here
34:12
Speaker 2: in the Hyundai Studios inside Everbank Stadium. I'm sorry, inside
34:16
Speaker 2: the Miller Electric Center. We're going to do an Everbank
34:18
Speaker 2: stats check, Mike, which means that I'm going to give
34:21
Speaker 2: you the numbers. I'm confused by Everbank, but listen. I
34:23
Speaker 2: don't think you're that confused. They're fast, and they're good.
34:26
Speaker 2: 360 yards of total offense for the Jaguars today. 126
34:29
Speaker 2: on the ground, and as you heard me say to
34:30
Speaker 2: Fred just a couple of minutes ago, from the keybacks, Tootin, Abdul,
34:34
Speaker 2: and Rodriguez, 4.85 per carry on 25 carries for 121 yards.
34:41
Speaker 2: Here's a number that really stands out. Turnovers. The Jaguars
34:44
Speaker 2: had none. The Browns had two. How about penalties? The
34:47
Speaker 2: Jaguars had four for 25 yards. The Cleveland Browns, 11
34:51
Speaker 2: for 75 yards. Mike, Jaguars dominate five of 10 on
34:56
Speaker 2: third down. Listen, 50% on third down. That is what
34:59
Speaker 2: Peyton Manning and the Colts used to put up. So
35:02
Speaker 2: you're talking about being in the elite area of third
35:05
Speaker 2: down conversions when you're over 50%.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, we were deep into this game before they allowed
35:08
Speaker 4: a third down conversion to be successfully completed.
35:11
Speaker 2: The Browns were one of eight. That's right.
35:13
Speaker 4: So individually, Trevor Lawrence, what more is there to say?
35:16
Speaker 4: 18 to 23. It felt like he threw it a
35:18
Speaker 4: lot more than that. Felt like he threw it more
35:20
Speaker 4: than that in the first quarter, but he threw for
35:23
Speaker 4: 245 yards, four touchdowns on the day, averaged 10.7 yards
35:26
Speaker 4: per attempt, a passer rating over 150 and only was
35:31
Speaker 4: given up that one sack today. Deshaun Watson threw for 205.
35:35
Speaker 4: And again, as you talked about earlier, Brian, the number,
35:37
Speaker 4: 97.7 passer rating.
35:39
Speaker 2: Okay. What does it mean?
35:42
Speaker 10: I mean, right.
35:42
Speaker 2: His completion percentage was 16 out of 22. He's very
35:45
Speaker 2: close to Trevor Lawrence in that category. But it wasn't
35:48
Speaker 2: even close when you watched that game.
35:49
Speaker 14: Right.
35:50
Speaker 2: There was such a gulf between the two. The five-year-old rule, right?
35:52
Speaker 2: You put the five-year-old ringside. Put the five-year-old ringside, and
35:54
Speaker 2: he'll tell you who won the fight every time. And
35:56
Speaker 2: he's right 97% of the time. Without a doubt. Anything
35:59
Speaker 2: else stand out?
35:59
Speaker 4: Yeah, a couple of things. Basil Tootin had 15 carries today.
36:03
Speaker 4: for 66 yards on the ground. Parker Washington was spectacular early,
36:07
Speaker 4: and then kind of, you know, didn't need him the
36:09
Speaker 4: rest of the way. Five grabs early for 83, but
36:11
Speaker 4: touchdown receptions for Parker, Jacoby Myers, Brenton Strange, and Josh Cameron,
36:16
Speaker 4: his first ever in the NFL. And sacks, Josh Heinz-Allen
36:20
Speaker 4: and Trayvon, each had a sack and a half, one
36:23
Speaker 4: for Branson Combs, one for Ventrell Miller.
36:25
Speaker 2: By the way, the touchdown passes today, the way he
36:27
Speaker 2: floated the ball out, Fred, for Parker Washington... The throw
36:31
Speaker 2: he made to Josh Cameron, Duff, and then the one
36:34
Speaker 2: that was my favorite, and I think yours too, Mike,
36:36
Speaker 2: was when he rolled out to his left, right-handed quarterback,
36:40
Speaker 2: put the ball on a dime to Jacoby Myers in
36:42
Speaker 2: the back of the end zone to make it 21-0.
36:43
Speaker 8: Yeah, speaking to Liam this offseason on our podcast, he
36:48
Speaker 8: mentioned that Trevor can make all of the throws. He's
36:50
Speaker 8: even more deadly outside of the pocket on the run,
36:53
Speaker 8: being able to, as you mentioned, scramble to his left,
36:56
Speaker 8: square his body, and make those tough throws. But I
37:00
Speaker 8: think what's most important with what Trevor said there was
37:04
Speaker 8: the game planning, how it's buttoned up, how they're able
37:07
Speaker 8: to communicate. Like, they have a system, how they study
37:10
Speaker 8: and they prep and they get ready for the game,
37:14
Speaker 8: which allows him to play much faster, be able to
37:16
Speaker 8: make those decisions that lead to, you know, those touchdowns.
37:20
Speaker 8: And I think that was key today, just his decision-making,
37:23
Speaker 8: putting it in tight windows, finding the open guy, sideline
37:26
Speaker 8: throws in the middle, deep ball.
37:27
Speaker 3: He made all of the throws. Minus the left-handed attempt.
37:31
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was the one. That's the one point you go, hey.
37:33
Speaker 3: Other than that, he had an amazing game.
37:35
Speaker 2: So you're saying he's an A-plus.
37:37
Speaker 3: Well, it was 78% pass.
37:39
Speaker 8: And it depends on what the kid's court side is
37:41
Speaker 8: going to say, too.
37:42
Speaker 2: What would the court side say? The kid loved it.
37:44
Speaker 2: The kid gave two thumbs up. I don't know what
37:46
Speaker 2: number he put on it.
37:47
Speaker 15: 99.8.
37:47
Speaker 8: We can give the college degree with an 80% raise
37:50
Speaker 8: if you round it up. So I thought he had
37:52
Speaker 8: a great day. with four touchdowns, 38 a year ago.
37:57
Speaker 15: Yeah.
37:58
Speaker 3: I think he'll break that.
37:59
Speaker 2: Jaguars win 34 to 10. Hey, Jags fans, it's time
38:03
Speaker 2: to bring the energy. If the Jaguars score in the
38:04
Speaker 2: third quarter, and they did, right? Yes, they did. First
38:07
Speaker 2: drive in the third quarter. You'll score free Culver's medium
38:11
Speaker 2: Wisconsin cheese curds with a purchase. The offer is only
38:16
Speaker 2: available for Culver's delicious rewards members. Let me correct myself.
38:21
Speaker 2: Did not score in the fourth quarter.
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Speaker 15: Okay.
38:23
Speaker 2: But they did score in the third. They did score
38:25
Speaker 2: 10 in the third. So you still get the free
38:27
Speaker 2: medium Culver's Wisconsin cheese curds with a purchase. And Duff
38:32
Speaker 2: once coached in Green Bay. He knows how delicious those
38:34
Speaker 2: can be. He's on his way back out to the beach.
38:37
Speaker 2: He's going to stop at the Culver's over there.
38:39
Speaker 5: Count on it.
38:40
Speaker 2: And grab his. We'll take a break and be back
38:44
Speaker 2: with more, including the Jaguars Radio Network Player of the
38:46
Speaker 2: Game voting. You're listening to Jaguars Postgame on Jaguars Radio.
38:54
Speaker 2: Jaguars postgame show rolls along. Jaguars, 34-10 winners over the
38:58
Speaker 2: Cleveland Browns at Everbank Stadium today. And our postgame show
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39:05
Speaker 2: now for the Jaguars Radio Network Player of the Game voting. Mike,
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Speaker 2: I'll let you run it. All right.
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Speaker 4: Usually what we have done in the past, we've had
39:13
Speaker 4: three voters, right? And it'd be like J.P. Shatter could
39:16
Speaker 4: have a vote.
39:17
Speaker 3: I'd have a vote.
39:17
Speaker 2: Fred gets a vote and a half. I think it
39:19
Speaker 2: still works.
39:19
Speaker 4: If we just give Fred the vote and a half,
39:21
Speaker 4: that way if there's a 2-2 split, then we're going
39:24
Speaker 4: to have a clear winner every time.
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Speaker 2: I'm going to guess there's not a 2-2 split today,
39:28
Speaker 2: Fred goes last to see if.
39:30
Speaker 3: He breaks it. I can go first. I can go second.
39:33
Speaker 3: You can go anytime.
39:34
Speaker 2: But I think with the vote in half, the mystery
39:35
Speaker 2: is really you going last.
39:36
Speaker 3: It doesn't always work that way.
39:38
Speaker 4: Sometimes we have him outvoted by the time he gets
39:41
Speaker 4: the vote.
39:42
Speaker 8: They've jammed me up a few times. This week, it's easy.
39:46
Speaker 8: I'm going to go with the quarterback, man. The guy
39:48
Speaker 8: we're going to depend on most Most of the time, well,
39:51
Speaker 8: all the time this year. Trevor Lawrence, you guys, you
39:54
Speaker 8: heard the numbers. What was the final? 18-23, 245, four touchdowns.
40:00
Speaker 8: He set a new QBR, for anybody that pays attention
40:03
Speaker 8: to that, of 150.6, I believe.
40:06
Speaker 3: But all in all, he protected the football.
40:08
Speaker 8: He got in and out of the huddle, made some
40:10
Speaker 8: decisive throws, got everybody involved.
40:13
Speaker 3: Just showed a real management out there. So I'm going
40:17
Speaker 3: to go with Trevor.
40:19
Speaker 7: I'm second in that for sure, Fred. I mean, the confidence,
40:22
Speaker 7: the control, the throws he made, extending plays like he did.
40:25
Speaker 7: I mean, you just felt the guy all day long.
40:27
Speaker 7: I don't know how you can play much better. Again,
40:30
Speaker 7: you mentioned penalties earlier. We only had four.
40:32
Speaker 5: A year ago that was an issue. They had 11.
40:35
Speaker 7: So the command of the offense, the control of the offense,
40:37
Speaker 7: the rhythm of the offense, well done, excellent game, player
40:40
Speaker 7: of the week.
40:41
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, come on. I'm not crazy. I'm going
40:43
Speaker 2: Trevor Lawrence here as well.
40:45
Speaker 4: There were other guys who had exemplary games today, but
40:48
Speaker 4: we've been asking for Trevor Lawrence to start a season
40:51
Speaker 4: like this, right? To start games like this and to
40:54
Speaker 4: have him come out and pick up right where this
40:57
Speaker 4: offense left off at the end of the last regular season, Duff.
41:00
Speaker 4: I thought was spectacular. Gave you everything you wanted. He
41:03
Speaker 4: could have named his number today. He could have thrown
41:05
Speaker 4: for 450 yards today if the Jags kept their foot
41:07
Speaker 4: on the pedal.
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Speaker 2: It's unanimous. I'll go with it as well. With a
41:11
Speaker 2: nod of the cap towards Ventrell Miller for his nine
41:14
Speaker 2: tackle force fumble performance sack. He was brilliant in his
41:20
Speaker 2: first start as the Jaguars weak side linebacker. So we'll go.
41:26
Speaker 2: Does he get anything? Does Trevor Lawrence get anything? He
41:27
Speaker 2: gets our recognition and a hearty handshake if we see.
41:30
Speaker 3: Him in the hallway. You know, they used to get
41:31
Speaker 3: watches back in the day.
41:32
Speaker 2: They did?
41:33
Speaker 3: Yeah. I never knew. Somebody just showed up to my
41:37
Speaker 3: locker with a watch. And I'd be like, okay. And
41:40
Speaker 3: then I would just put it away. And then they
41:42
Speaker 3: gave me another watch. I'm like, okay.
41:44
Speaker 2: Pretty soon you had five or six of them there.
41:46
Speaker 3: So why y'all keep giving me these watches? I'm like,
41:48
Speaker 3: you've got to play the game. I'm like, oh, that's cool.
41:51
Speaker 11: All right.
41:51
Speaker 8: I probably got, I don't know. I still got some
41:54
Speaker 8: of those watches. I should have gave them all the
41:56
Speaker 8: way a long time ago.
41:56
Speaker 2: You should bring one in, and we'll do, like, player
41:58
Speaker 2: of the month. No, and they can have the watch
42:01
Speaker 2: for a week, and then they've got to give it
42:03
Speaker 2: up the next week.
42:03
Speaker 3: I don't even know if they work.
42:05
Speaker 7: Fred, when I was defending you with the Bengals, you
42:07
Speaker 7: should have given me the watch because, again, we couldn't
42:09
Speaker 7: stop you, and that's why you won the doggone thing.
42:11
Speaker 3: I wish I would have known you back then. I
42:14
Speaker 3: would have gave it to you.
42:15
Speaker 2: How about a quick look at the injury report presented
42:17
Speaker 2: by UF Health, the official health care partner of the
42:19
Speaker 2: Jacksonville Jaguars. Really, the one that we saw was Brian
42:23
Speaker 2: Thomas Jr., who left the game, but he came back
42:25
Speaker 2: into the game. There could be some bumps and bruises
42:28
Speaker 2: and scrapes along the way, but a lot of starters
42:29
Speaker 2: were out in the third quarter, leading to backups being
42:32
Speaker 2: in in the fourth quarter. No one really.
42:35
Speaker 10: Yeah.
42:35
Speaker 2: Stands out as being injured. They get out of this
42:37
Speaker 2: game healthy. Which is great, right?
42:38
Speaker 4: I mean, Colvin Landon played, and this is probably the
42:41
Speaker 4: best-case scenario. You get to start Colvin Landon, let him
42:43
Speaker 4: play a half, then get him out of there, not
42:45
Speaker 4: overtax him because he hasn't had that kind of training camp, Fred. And, yeah,
42:50
Speaker 4: I mean, look, knock on wood, even LaQuint Allen was active,
42:52
Speaker 4: which really surprised me because he had Amir Abdullah up
42:56
Speaker 4: and playing in the game.
42:57
Speaker 2: So Jags are... Moving in the right direction, it looks like,
43:00
Speaker 2: on that front.
43:00
Speaker 3: Yeah, you take that as a blessing. It's a win-win.
43:03
Speaker 3: I mean, you protect your starters.
43:04
Speaker 8: You give them an opportunity to get out, and they
43:07
Speaker 8: get to get their legs up onto them a little
43:09
Speaker 8: bit longer. Actually, an entire quarter almost. But more importantly,
43:13
Speaker 8: you got an opportunity to see guys who usually don't
43:16
Speaker 8: play as often. They got a chance to really get
43:19
Speaker 8: some reps. So it's a plus-plus win-win for the team.
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Speaker 11: All right, 34-10.
43:25
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44:03
Speaker 2: an embarrassment of riches today fellas almost everything coming up
44:06
Speaker 2: roses for the home team a couple of things that
44:08
Speaker 2: you want to point to mike uh kickoff return yardage
44:11
Speaker 2: obviously kickoff return.
44:12
Speaker 4: Yardage is a sore spot right and it was in
44:15
Speaker 4: the preseason and that that can be something you can
44:17
Speaker 4: come back to get this team no question about it
44:19
Speaker 4: but i want to focus in on one simple decision
44:22
Speaker 4: that liam cohen made on special teams today or opting
44:25
Speaker 4: to send his special teams out there. It was fourth down,
44:28
Speaker 4: and the guys on the broadcast are like, oh, Liam's
44:29
Speaker 4: going to go for this. He's going to go for this.
44:31
Speaker 4: Liam Cohen, I think, realized, look, if we don't mess
44:34
Speaker 4: this game up.
44:35
Speaker 15: Right.
44:36
Speaker 2: The Browns have no chance to beat us today.
44:38
Speaker 4: We go up 17. The game is basically over right there. Plus,
44:42
Speaker 4: the fact that this looked like a game where you're
44:44
Speaker 4: going to be going up and down, up and down,
44:46
Speaker 4: up and down.
44:46
Speaker 2: Okay, great.
44:47
Speaker 4: How many practice extra points does Cam Little need? So
44:50
Speaker 4: let's put him out there and get him his first
44:54
Speaker 4: sweat of the season, so to speak. I thought it
44:56
Speaker 4: was a small decision, but at the time Liam Cohen
44:58
Speaker 4: made it, I thought it was one that was the
45:01
Speaker 4: smart play to kind of assure yourself that working margin
45:04
Speaker 4: of 17 points.
45:05
Speaker 2: Duff, you've worked for a lot of guys. Your thoughts
45:07
Speaker 2: on that decision?
45:08
Speaker 5: I'm right with that.
45:09
Speaker 7: The series before he elected to kick the field goal, he, again,
45:14
Speaker 7: exposes Wildcat, C-Rod's the quarterback.
45:16
Speaker 5: They run that.
45:17
Speaker 7: They had a jet sweep to Travis Hunter. They ran
45:19
Speaker 7: a wide receiver screen to him. I mean, he had
45:23
Speaker 7: a plan right now that he wanted to get things
45:24
Speaker 7: exposed in terms of their offense, showing the opponent's defense
45:28
Speaker 7: as time goes on, and he wanted to get the kicking.
45:30
Speaker 5: Game off there. off the snide, if you will, in
45:32
Speaker 5: terms of kicking the field goal.
45:33
Speaker 7: So I like the way, the methodical way he was
45:36
Speaker 7: thinking and how his input in plays and also teams.
45:40
Speaker 3: Simply for me, it's just great decision.
45:42
Speaker 8: Old school style type football, not so aggressive, but also
45:47
Speaker 8: just establishing like just a positive, a positive rhythm, you know,
45:51
Speaker 8: with the team, just taking it as it comes and
45:55
Speaker 8: not forcing anything. So I think to start the season off,
45:58
Speaker 8: we saw some maturation, not necessarily maturation as a head coach,
46:03
Speaker 8: because you call it, you make a decision, you live
46:05
Speaker 8: with it. And that's what I do love most about Liam,
46:08
Speaker 8: the decisions he made a year ago. He lived with it,
46:11
Speaker 8: regardless of the outcome. You have to be willing to
46:14
Speaker 8: take that. But a great decision, Mike. Good job pointing
46:17
Speaker 8: that out. Small things. Hopefully it'll add up and lead
46:20
Speaker 8: to some bigger things as the season progresses.
46:23
Speaker 5: And dovetailing that, Coach kept talking about physicality.
46:26
Speaker 7: We won the line of scrimmage, a critical component going
46:29
Speaker 7: into the game, but you ran the ball like we
46:31
Speaker 7: did over 126 yards.
46:32
Speaker 5: The defense, I'm telling you, Hamilton, Dickerson.
46:35
Speaker 7: Dickerson had a great quarterback hit in the second half
46:38
Speaker 7: in terms of his penetration at the line, but those guys,
46:42
Speaker 7: that's why Vantrell, that's why Foye had the kind of
46:44
Speaker 7: games they were. Devon Hamilton and Dickerson and Armstead, Again,
46:48
Speaker 7: dominant inside in terms of line of scrimmage.
46:50
Speaker 2: Before we get out of here, we really have not
46:52
Speaker 2: given the offensive line probably as much credit as they deserve.
46:57
Speaker 2: It was a reshuffled offensive line. Anton Harrison goes to
47:00
Speaker 2: left tackle. You put the rookie Emmanuel Pregnon in, and
47:03
Speaker 2: he's the starting left guard. Hainsey's the only guy who
47:06
Speaker 2: was in the same spot he was last year. On
47:08
Speaker 2: the right side, Ezra Cleveland steps over there for... The
47:11
Speaker 2: Panthers practice, I think. And he had a great practice
47:14
Speaker 2: in August. And you could see maybe he fit better
47:16
Speaker 2: on the right side, Fred. And then Cole Van Landen,
47:18
Speaker 2: we talked a little bit about Cole getting into the lineup,
47:20
Speaker 2: played enough for you to realize he's all right.
47:24
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean.
47:25
Speaker 2: The protection was sensational.
47:26
Speaker 8: It was. Prior to the game, I had to go back.
47:29
Speaker 8: Last year, I knew they had multiple games in which
47:31
Speaker 8: they didn't allow sacks. It ended up being five sacks.
47:34
Speaker 8: tied for the NFL League in that department. But when
47:38
Speaker 8: you look at this line, I like to think of
47:41
Speaker 8: them as the Jacksonville Five, right?
47:44
Speaker 2: The Jackson Five is what you're going with? Jacksonville Five, yeah.
47:47
Speaker 9: I like that.
47:47
Speaker 8: I don't think they did more shuffling than the Jackson Five.
47:51
Speaker 2: Hats off to you, my friend.
47:52
Speaker 3: Whatever.
47:53
Speaker 8: Just to think about Anton Harrison versus Jared Vers, 24,
47:59
Speaker 8: defensive rookie of the player of the year, right? Just
48:02
Speaker 8: an amazing job, wore him out. They gave Trevor so
48:06
Speaker 8: much time today that helped the offense pass game just
48:10
Speaker 8: be explosive. So they can continue to play that way
48:13
Speaker 8: as they did a year ago. We'll continue to see
48:15
Speaker 8: Trevor excel.
48:16
Speaker 5: I mean, that's the strength.
48:18
Speaker 7: Just what you said, the strength of Cleveland's team on
48:21
Speaker 7: the defense was defensive line, the front seven.
48:23
Speaker 5: And they controlled it pass-wise and run-wise. Well done, just
48:27
Speaker 5: the way you said.
48:27
Speaker 2: Jared Verst had one tackle. in the middle of the
48:30
Speaker 2: third quarter. Yeah, we're talking to each other. Have we
48:32
Speaker 2: heard his name yet? No, we hadn't at that point.
48:33
Speaker 2: He finished with four, but he did nothing when the
48:38
Speaker 2: game was in doubt.
48:39
Speaker 8: You know who had a big day today, played with
48:41
Speaker 8: a chip on his shoulder? Mason Graham. He had more
48:44
Speaker 8: sacks today than he did all of last year.
48:47
Speaker 2: I think he tied. I think he had one last year.
48:49
Speaker 3: Last year he had half a sack.
48:50
Speaker 2: Oh, did he have a half? I thought he had
48:52
Speaker 2: a full last year.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, just messing around. No, I mean.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sure he wants to.
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Speaker 13: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Here's the thing.
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Speaker 4: Everyone in Cleveland, Fred thinks that they've snookered the Jags
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Speaker 4: on these trades with the last couple of years. And
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Speaker 4: you can, I'll give him the Tyson Campbell versus Newsome deal,
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Speaker 4: but how can you judge what's going to come out
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Speaker 4: of the Travis Hunter deal? And, you know, collectively all
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Speaker 4: those guys that Travis Hunter, Basil Tootin, rayon lane that
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Speaker 4: they got in that deal uh they've now won 14
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Speaker 4: regular season.
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Speaker 2: Games out of 18 since that trade went down.
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Speaker 8: You make the decision you live with it and you
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Speaker 8: move forward regardless of what happens no looking backwards and
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Speaker 8: you won't be able to figure out if that was
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Speaker 8: a good or bad trade for years down the road
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Speaker 8: at least almost in there 10 years so i mean
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Speaker 8: We got Travis, great player, and he's going to be
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Speaker 8: an All-Pro sooner than later.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's take our final break. When we come back,
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Speaker 2: final thoughts. Look forward to next week in the Jags
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Speaker 2: game in Denver. We'll return after this on the Jaguars
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Speaker 2: Radio Network. All right, back to wrap things up on
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Speaker 2: the postgame show. For all of you on the Jaguars
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Speaker 2: radio network, for those of you local listening to 1010XL
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Speaker 2: and 92.5 FM in Jacksonville, hold on. We've got a
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Speaker 2: big scoreboard show for you. A couple of nuggets today.
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Speaker 2: The Jaguars have scored at least 30 points in five
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Speaker 2: straight home games. The longest streak in franchise history. This
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Speaker 2: is the 18th straight game that Jacksonville's defense has not
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Speaker 2: allowed a 100-yard rusher. It's the second longest active streak
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Speaker 2: in the NFL to the Seahawks, who have 27, and
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Speaker 2: tied for the team's longest streak of all time, going
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Speaker 2: back to 1997 and 98. Fred, we talked about the
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Speaker 2: 99 win, 41-3 over the San Francisco 49ers. 34 points,
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Speaker 2: second most ever scored in a season opener. And here's one.
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Speaker 2: Trevor Lawrence's 150.6 passer rating, the second highest mark of
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Speaker 2: any Jaguars quarterback, had in a game all time. David
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Speaker 2: Garrard had a 157.8 rating against Dallas when he threw
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Speaker 2: three touchdowns to Mercedes Lewis back in 2010. That's going
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Speaker 2: to get Steve Matthews. Remember that starting against the Giants?
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Speaker 2: I do. Week two of 1997. Absolutely, I do. All right,
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Speaker 2: final thoughts, what you're looking forward to next week. Mark Duffner.
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Speaker 7: I'm looking for them to carry this momentum and consistency
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Speaker 7: into this game. They came out of training camp hot,
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Speaker 7: played so well in the joint against Tampa Bay and
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Speaker 7: then the preseason game against Tampa Bay. They brought the physicality.
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Speaker 7: They brought the execution into this game. So I look
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Speaker 7: for them to consistently show that offensively, defensively, and special
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Speaker 7: teams as we go into Denver.
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Speaker 2: Across the table, Fred.
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Speaker 8: Well, I think this will be the week we get
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Speaker 8: an opportunity to see them really just hand the ball off.
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Speaker 8: You don't want to go to Denver with that type
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Speaker 8: of pass rush scheme that they have led by Nick Benito.
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Speaker 8: You want to protect Trevor that way, as Liam said
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Speaker 8: in his message.
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Speaker 3: They need to find a way to be balanced.
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Speaker 8: And as we were just talking about Basial 2 in
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Speaker 8: the run game, I really think they get an opportunity.
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Speaker 3: To showcase what Basial is all about.
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Speaker 8: I think they do. certainly will have a better output.
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Speaker 8: They had a great output in the run game this week.
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Speaker 8: Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that. But I
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Speaker 8: think they take it to the next step and really
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Speaker 8: pound the way at Denver's front.
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Speaker 4: I'm looking for a better test. I don't know how
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Speaker 4: good this team is because I don't think Cleveland's very good,
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Speaker 4: and Jacksonville did what you're supposed to with a team
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Speaker 4: that's below you in terms of talent and execution and
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Speaker 4: all that stuff. Clearly Denver's better. Jacksonville went in there,
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Speaker 4: won by 14 last year. I don't fear the Denver Broncos.
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Speaker 4: I think Liam Cohen's got plenty of things to get
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Speaker 4: on his team about this week, particularly with that special.
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Speaker 2: Teams coverage stuff. But, Fred, I agree with you, man.
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Speaker 2: Run the ball, and we'll.
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Speaker 4: Have a much better test for the offensive line.
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Speaker 2: All right, that'll do it for Fred Taylor, for Mark Duffner,
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Speaker 2: for Mike Dempsey, and our entire broadcast crew. This is
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Speaker 2: Brian Sessions saying goodnight. The final score from Jacksonville, 34-10,
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Speaker 2: the Jaguars win on the Jaguars Radio Network.