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Huddle Up Podcast: Wednesday, June 2 · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: This is the Huddle Up Podcast with JP Shadrick, Bucky Brooks,
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Speaker 1: and John Oshan. The Huddle Up Podcast starts right now.
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Speaker 1: Welcome into the Huddle Up Podcast. Today is Wednesday, June second.
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Speaker 1: J P. Shadrick with NFL media analyst Bucky Brooks and
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Speaker 1: Jaguars dot Com senior writer John Osier. The Jaguars have
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Speaker 1: a new special Teams coordinator. We'll get to that coming up.
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Speaker 1: Organized team activities continue for the second week. How about
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Speaker 1: some overreactions or just reactions to Week one and the
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Speaker 1: one practice we got to see last week. And we'll
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Speaker 1: hear from a couple of offensive linemen or we have
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Speaker 1: heard from them. We will review what they had to
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Speaker 1: say last week. Remember to subscribe to the Official Jaguars
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Speaker 1: your podcasts. Give us that five star rating. Bucky, how
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Speaker 1: are you, buddy? What's up man? That's good. JP is good.
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Speaker 1: We're getting down to the nitty green. We've got a
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Speaker 1: couple of weeks before the mentory minicamp. Get a chance
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Speaker 1: to get out and field and see what everyone is doing.
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Speaker 1: Get to put it in practice. Uh, the Jaguars are
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Speaker 1: actually having a mini camp, while some are not. I
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Speaker 1: think it's a good thing that we are on track.
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Speaker 1: I just can't wait to see what looks like this
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Speaker 1: is the nitty gritty. John. Apparently we're getting down to
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Speaker 1: the nitty gritty. According to Bucky, it's the nitty. I
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Speaker 1: don't know that's the gritty yet, I mean, but it's uh,
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Speaker 1: it's interesting. I mean it's We've been on the field
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Speaker 1: for what an hour or so during rookie camp. JPU
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Speaker 1: and I were out at the end of phase two,
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Speaker 1: and then an hour and a half in in phase
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Speaker 1: phase three. We have a few observations, and even if
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Speaker 1: you were out there every day, they would still be
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Speaker 1: sketchy observations because there's not much to observe in the
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Speaker 1: offensive line. The defensive line. You can observe past routes,
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Speaker 1: past coverage, not much else. But uh, we'll do some observing.
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Speaker 1: It's not time yet. You'll queue us up and we'll observe.
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Speaker 1: We will observe when we are allowed to observe, yes,
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Speaker 1: and we will review those observations coming up in just
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Speaker 1: a little But let's get to the big news from Tuesday, though,
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Speaker 1: the Jaguars announced that they had hired a special teams
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Speaker 1: coordinator Nick Sorenson, replacing Brian Schneider who stepped away last week. Now,
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Speaker 1: Sordson was a secondary coach and the Nickels specialists with
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Speaker 1: the Seahawks, and he joined the Seahawks back in as
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Speaker 1: a special team's assistant, so he was kind of working
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Speaker 1: alongside and with Schneider some of those years there. Played
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Speaker 1: ten years as a safety in the NFL, four seasons
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Speaker 1: in Jacksonville, from out three to oh six, special teams
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Speaker 1: captain here. He was a quarterback going into college at
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Speaker 1: Virginia Tech. Started his career at quarterback, transition to defense,
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Speaker 1: came back to quarterback in for four games to back
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Speaker 1: up a couple of injured players, and then went back
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Speaker 1: to defense full time because Mike Vick came out of
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Speaker 1: his red shirt. Hear and guess what he was going
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Speaker 1: to be the starting quarterback. That's a long time ago.
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Speaker 1: But Swordson's and we talked about this last week. Would
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Speaker 1: they hire outside, would they hire within? They got somebody
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Speaker 1: familiar with what Schneider was going to do, it felt like, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I actually liked this. I think it's a very very
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Speaker 1: smart move because now so many things that you've talked
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Speaker 1: about you don't have to change in radically overhaul. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: Sorenson word Canahan with Snyder when they were up in Seattle,
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Speaker 1: and regarless to whether he had a special team's assistant
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Speaker 1: title if he was just dealing with the d VS.
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Speaker 1: Everybody is a part of the special teams period when
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Speaker 1: you get together, and so he knows that he can
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Speaker 1: call it out, he can do it, and I think
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Speaker 1: the fact that he played in Jacksonville is an added bonus.
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Speaker 1: So I like the hier. I can't wait to see
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Speaker 1: what it looks like. It made sense for the reasons
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Speaker 1: but he said and then it's uh. It's also the case,
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Speaker 1: as we talked about last week, urban Meyer has always
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Speaker 1: been very upfront that he takes a big hand in
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Speaker 1: special teams. He he has great interest in it. So
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Speaker 1: I would guess that he has a good working knowledge
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Speaker 1: of what Schneider was bringing and he will be able
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Speaker 1: to have conversations help with the transition for Sorenson back
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Speaker 1: into it. So I don't think anything is really seamless
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Speaker 1: in this, but this is probably as seamless as it
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Speaker 1: can be. Happens in June. Uh, I don't think you'll
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Speaker 1: see much of an impact on the field from this transition,
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Speaker 1: and you know, meaning a negative impact. I don't think
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Speaker 1: this will feel clunky at all. I have a question
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Speaker 1: for the former player John if I may, that's not
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Speaker 1: me that book. You know, we always talk about terminology
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Speaker 1: on offense and defense, right, new coordinator on offense, you
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Speaker 1: might have a totally new way to talk about it. Defense.
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Speaker 1: We know that's the case too. Is that that way
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Speaker 1: on special teams? I mean, how much terminology is there
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Speaker 1: for the just the few units that are out there. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I mean there's some terminology that I mean. Now, it's
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Speaker 1: the natural transition because it would be the same, but
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Speaker 1: more from a technique standpoint, when you've been around somebody
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Speaker 1: for so long. You talk about Sorenson being around since
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Speaker 1: and the amount of years that he's spent with Snyder,
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Speaker 1: he can teach the same techniques, the same language, everything
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Speaker 1: will be the same. And so ultimately, I think, if
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Speaker 1: you're you want to do everything for the players, you
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Speaker 1: have the players in my how can I make this
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Speaker 1: transition easy for the players. Were the easiest way to
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Speaker 1: do it is to bring someone who knows exactly um
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Speaker 1: the system that we're putting in and can continue to
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Speaker 1: talk about it, uh, much like Snyder was able to
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Speaker 1: talk about it for a few months. Well, and Bucky,
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Speaker 1: this guy sounds like I was not around Nick when
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Speaker 1: he was here, but he sounds like your quintessential path
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Speaker 1: to being a special teams coordinator, meaning a very background,
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Speaker 1: was on both sides of the ball, played it, made
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Speaker 1: his living in the NFL because he valued it. This
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Speaker 1: could be the start of him being a special team's
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Speaker 1: only guy. He certainly well here, but meaning for his career. Uh.
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Speaker 1: And there's his card way before the horse. But lately,
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Speaker 1: you head coaches come out of the special team's ranks
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Speaker 1: because of the organizational ability and because they have to
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Speaker 1: see the big picture of things. And considering his background,
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Speaker 1: he certainly has a understanding of all three phases of
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Speaker 1: the game. So who knows, maybe real kind of head
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Speaker 1: coach some day, Buck, You know, John, is funny that
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Speaker 1: you bring that part up, because I'm a big believer
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Speaker 1: that special teams guys might be the most qualified to
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Speaker 1: be the head coach. Uh. They're the only coach that
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Speaker 1: worked with all three phases of the game. They also
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Speaker 1: worked with coaches from both sides of the ball. They're
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Speaker 1: also responsible for managing the game because you think about
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Speaker 1: the decision they have to make, Hey, how do we
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Speaker 1: kick it? When do we kick it? Do we on side? Here?
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Speaker 1: Is this a arrange to kick a field goal? It
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Speaker 1: is a great training ground for a head coach. We've
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Speaker 1: seen John Harbaugh have success doing it. I want to
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Speaker 1: say maybe George Allen, way way way back in the
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Speaker 1: day was a guy that was a form a special
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Speaker 1: teams coach. That was maybe even Marv Levy. I can't remember.
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Speaker 1: I think Marv. And so when you think about just
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Speaker 1: the management, the managing of personnels and situations, special teams
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Speaker 1: coordinators have to do a lot. And they're also the
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Speaker 1: only coach outside of the head coach that talks to
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Speaker 1: everybody in the building when it comes to personnel because
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Speaker 1: the intermingling of all those teams. They stand in front
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Speaker 1: of the team and so they know more than a
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Speaker 1: lot of guys on either side of the ball when
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Speaker 1: it comes to personnel and how to deploy personnel because
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Speaker 1: they have to convince a bunch of guys on offense
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Speaker 1: to run down the field on punts and kickoffs and
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Speaker 1: go make tackles when that wasn't necessarily what they signed
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Speaker 1: up for when they started playing this game long ago,
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Speaker 1: and they all said, JP deal with more adversity being
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Speaker 1: the first thing that happens when injuries occur is guys
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Speaker 1: get pulled off. Special teams have to go to play
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Speaker 1: offense and defense. So special teams coaches probably go through
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Speaker 1: as much turnover in their units as any coach on
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Speaker 1: the staff for that reason. And that could be in
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Speaker 1: game and all that. I mean, that's a lot a
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Speaker 1: lot of change in week to week in the roster
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Speaker 1: churn and everything that happens. Yeah, they never had their
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Speaker 1: semi leven going all the way through. No, very very no.
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Speaker 1: Actually never, I would say probably never that would happen.
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Speaker 1: This is the Huddle Up Podcast J P. Shadick, John
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Speaker 1: in so with two of organized team activities is underway
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Speaker 1: one week in the book last week, but only one
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Speaker 1: practice open to media. But that one day we were
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Speaker 1: out there. All ninety players were here. You know the Bucks, Yes,
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Speaker 1: they won the Super Bowl. They have Tom Brady. They
8:53
Speaker 1: have about forty players in attendance, and Brady is doing
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Speaker 1: his thing. We mentioned last week the Browns are having
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Speaker 1: or have had some issues get some players to attend. Well,
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Speaker 1: all ninety you're here. That's a good start. But it
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Speaker 1: also feels like it's the the overreaction period because they
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Speaker 1: are still in shorts and jerseys and helmets. Yes, anything
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Speaker 1: Lawrence did or didn't do, especially in the red zone,
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Speaker 1: I think was hyped up a lot because it was
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Speaker 1: the first time to really see him with the veterans
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Speaker 1: a tight end that shall remain nameless, doing anything was news.
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Speaker 1: And the defense looking bigger. You know, you can see
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Speaker 1: the size and all that, but you not really see
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Speaker 1: much physicality interior. Yet. That's just kind of where we are, Bucky.
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Speaker 1: It's that part of the offseason where you don't see
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Speaker 1: a lot, but what you see you overhype a little bit.
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Speaker 1: Hold on, JP. Then Ellison looks fine. I'll say his name,
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Speaker 1: Ben Ellison looks fine. The other day he draws a crowd.
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Speaker 1: He does draw a crowd. JP, You are right about this,
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Speaker 1: And because we're so star for content and conversation stuff
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Speaker 1: that we do tend to overrate O T A s
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Speaker 1: and workouts during this part of the year. Guys that
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Speaker 1: flash and T shorts and shirts and shorts. Uh. Sometimes
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Speaker 1: it doesn't translate when we get into training camp. But
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Speaker 1: what you would like to see in these moments, you
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Speaker 1: want to see guys get better and better each day.
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Speaker 1: And as it relates to Trevor Lawrence, you want to
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Speaker 1: see Trevor show a comprehension of the playbook. Can you
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Speaker 1: look at him when you watch him and understand where
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Speaker 1: he's going with the ball and why he's going there?
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Speaker 1: Does he appear to have a feel where he's getting
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Speaker 1: to a second and third read and the concept? And
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Speaker 1: you only know that by being able to watch him,
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Speaker 1: watch his head, watch his feet. Are they do they
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Speaker 1: appear to be in sync with one another? Because if
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Speaker 1: they are, that means he's definitely going through the progressions
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Speaker 1: and he's not harry some of the conversations that we're
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Speaker 1: hearing about him. The red zone woes, the issues inconsistencies
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Speaker 1: is because what Trevor has to learn how to do
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Speaker 1: early things happen so much quick in the red zone
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Speaker 1: and the pros then in college and the windows are
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Speaker 1: tighter and it requires more anticipation as opposed to, oh,
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Speaker 1: I see it didn't throw it, and so it's that
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Speaker 1: I don't know us. I mean, it's kind of jumping
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Speaker 1: out of the plane without a parachute a little bit.
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Speaker 1: He has to kind of let it go and trust
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Speaker 1: that his receiver is going to make the plays. And
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Speaker 1: in college is rare that you're having to make those
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Speaker 1: kinds of throws where you're saying, hey, I'm putting it
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Speaker 1: out there and my guy's going to go get it.
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Speaker 1: YouTube you don't have those windows that are dead tight
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Speaker 1: in college, he appeared, and it's hard enough if he's
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Speaker 1: making the right reads or not if you're not the
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Speaker 1: one making the calls. But it appeared last week JP
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Speaker 1: that he was making the right reads. The ball just
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Speaker 1: wasn't going where he wanted to go, for exactly the
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Speaker 1: reasons that Bucky uh said. It's also important to know JPS.
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Speaker 1: You know, we're talking about one day and we didn't
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Speaker 1: see the other two days. And we didn't see today,
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Speaker 1: or I mean, we didn't see Tuesday. So we're dealing
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Speaker 1: with one out of four practices. To me, I would
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Speaker 1: have been stunned had he come out of the box
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Speaker 1: looking great in the red zone because he's being asked
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Speaker 1: to do this. But he said a lot of things
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Speaker 1: he never had to do in college. Uh, I didn't
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Speaker 1: see anything on Thursday. They made me worried about Trevor
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Speaker 1: Lawrence in that regard. I remember when I was covering
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Speaker 1: the Colts probably oh six or oh seven, I forget
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Speaker 1: what year it was, but it was eight or nine
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Speaker 1: years into Peyton's career and they were having an unbelievably
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Speaker 1: good year in the red zone offensively, I mean something insane.
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Speaker 1: And we were talking to him. The media was about that,
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Speaker 1: and he made the point of going back and saying, look,
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Speaker 1: red zone is the is the law degree of quarterback
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Speaker 1: and the masters degree, if you will. That's what you
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Speaker 1: get when you've got everybody on offense and sank And
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Speaker 1: at the time, this was a team that had Reggie
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Speaker 1: Wayne and his seventh year, yet Dallas Clark and his fourth.
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Speaker 1: You had all the guys that made that team great
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Speaker 1: have been playing together for a long long time. And
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Speaker 1: he said, look, this doesn't come around from a month
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Speaker 1: of practice. They say, yeah, this is the high end stuff.
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Speaker 1: This is football four oh four compared to football one
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Speaker 1: oh one. I don't expect to Jack's be great in
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Speaker 1: the red zone this year. First, you know it's gonna
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Speaker 1: take a while. This is the last thing a quarterback gets.
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Speaker 1: This is not the first thing a quarterback gets. John,
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Speaker 1: I I agree. And the red area is so critical,
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Speaker 1: so many bodies in a condensed area that you not
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Speaker 1: only have to throw with touch, timing and anticipation, you
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Speaker 1: have to be deadly accurate when it comes to fend
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Speaker 1: the ball in those type spaces, and so timing is
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Speaker 1: the key there, but everything everything, And so the chemistry
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Speaker 1: that you allude to when you talk about Reggie Wayne
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Speaker 1: uh and Marvin Harrison and those guys for him and Byden,
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Speaker 1: that is the chemistry and the rapport that Trevor Lawrence
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Speaker 1: will have to develop with his receivers on the outside,
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Speaker 1: Marvin Jones, DJ Sharks, all those guys have to be
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Speaker 1: in sync from the jump, and so it just takes
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Speaker 1: reps and we can't rush the process when it comes
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Speaker 1: to those guys being on the same page. But it's
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Speaker 1: something that we have to keep an eye on. I've
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Speaker 1: got an easy answer for all this, by the way,
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Speaker 1: the score from the twenty one yard Lyne out. Every
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Speaker 1: time I don't even worry about getting in the red zone. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: just take a shot, take a shot hybrid, take a
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Speaker 1: shot putting it in zone. Let's right, throw it in
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Speaker 1: the end zone, and then you score from seventy yards. Okay,
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Speaker 1: explosive place, didn't have enough of those will explode into
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Speaker 1: the end zone from seventy How about that. This is
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Speaker 1: an area to just to give you know, it won't
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Speaker 1: solve anything because fans will still be upset when it
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Speaker 1: doesn't work in the red zone. This is an area
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Speaker 1: that often you will be really good one week and
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Speaker 1: then it'll sort of have hiccups and you'll be good
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Speaker 1: for a couple of weeks. You don't automatically get it
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Speaker 1: fixed right away because what's working against one defense in
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Speaker 1: the red zone. It's gonna get studied, gonna be it's
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Speaker 1: going to be a curve that sort of has some
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Speaker 1: hiccups and downside. It's not a straight upward curve because
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Speaker 1: it's hard because eleven people in a thirty yards space
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Speaker 1: is more than eleven people in an eighty yard space.
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Speaker 1: It's just harder because there's not as many gaps in
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Speaker 1: the defense. It's basic math or geometry or calculus. One
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Speaker 1: of those because he gains calculus isn't so basic whatever
15:30
Speaker 1: whatever it is, man, like that that good old Gator
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Speaker 1: education or whatever? Did it? Is? Like whatever? Whatever? Whatever
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Speaker 1: kind of math did you had to take early on
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Speaker 1: in college. Yeah, well we'll call it that, John, Did
15:42
Speaker 1: you just do the Gators shop? Was that what I did? Damn? Right?
15:45
Speaker 1: I did? Right? Man? Wow? Man, I didn't. I didn't
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Speaker 1: get turned down by Chapel Hill because I didn't the fly,
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Speaker 1: but I would end the Huddle Up podcast rolls along.
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Speaker 1: Another idea from O. T. A s last week that
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Speaker 1: we got was how big the defense is. And it's
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Speaker 1: something we talked about before. Right, you know, on paper,
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Speaker 1: they're gonna walk off the bus and they're gonna look
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Speaker 1: the part. They're gonna be big, massive human beings. In
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Speaker 1: a lot of these places, especially on the defensive line,
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Speaker 1: you have tall corners now walking all across the defense.
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Speaker 1: It feels like, so you know, you can't. I don't
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Speaker 1: right now, John, You're not gonna be able to tell
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Speaker 1: a lot on the interior of how they're gonna play
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Speaker 1: against the run and all that stuff. But okay, there's stoutter.
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Speaker 1: It feels like start with that and then the corners
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Speaker 1: have the height and the length to to play. That's
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Speaker 1: what they wanted. That was the whole idea of this thing.
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Speaker 1: I think you watch these things this time of year
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Speaker 1: because you're out there and you want to be able
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Speaker 1: to say something. I watched to fail. I watched Malcolm Brown.
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Speaker 1: They look really quick when they're rushing against one of
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Speaker 1: those big tackling dummies or or what do we call
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Speaker 1: it that you know, the blue thing as I call it. Uh, So,
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Speaker 1: they certainly look quick. Uh they look like they can
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Speaker 1: move for their weight. Roy Robinson Harrison, I mean Roy
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Speaker 1: Robinson Harrison looks very big. They look like they will
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Speaker 1: be stouter. They have it seems more front and numbers
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Speaker 1: at those spots. Last year because of COVID when Al
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Speaker 1: Woods and uh Rodney Gunter or not because uh COVID,
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Speaker 1: they lost those guys all of a sudden, they were
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Speaker 1: perilously thin. They don't seem perilessly thin right now. So
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Speaker 1: that was a thing to see that you certainly noticed.
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Speaker 1: They will look better walking into the game they did
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Speaker 1: last year up front and uh on some of the
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Speaker 1: all that matters because you got to be stout to
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Speaker 1: stop the run. So I was encouraged by that, and
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Speaker 1: I was. I was always encouraged. I was also encouraged.
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Speaker 1: Jpeople what you saw, they look quicker on the front seven. Defensively,
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Speaker 1: they look more athletic. They look like they have better
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Speaker 1: athletes on the front seven than they did this time
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Speaker 1: a year ago. So that's certainly not a bad thing.
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Speaker 1: They wanted to get that done in the off season.
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Speaker 1: It feels like they did that. Yeah, John, I think
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Speaker 1: some some basic observations when you think about Urban and
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Speaker 1: you think about the success that he had the collegiate level,
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Speaker 1: particularly at Florida and then at the Hire State. Bigger, faster,
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Speaker 1: stronger was the calling card on defense. Big guys up front,
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Speaker 1: particularly at defensive tackle, to clog up the middle, make
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Speaker 1: the ball run to the sideline where you got the
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Speaker 1: speed to chase it down. Explosive pass rushers, first step
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Speaker 1: quickness so they can get and harassed. The quarterback quicken
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Speaker 1: the clock, and the quarterback said, you want these long,
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Speaker 1: lengthy cornerbacks that can walk up, go nose the nose,
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Speaker 1: and stymy wide receivers in their release. I just think
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Speaker 1: he's following the same blueprint that has been very successful
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Speaker 1: for him at every level. Um, don't expect him to
18:50
Speaker 1: rill off the number of wins that he most recent
18:53
Speaker 1: was able to ril off in terms of urban wire.
18:56
Speaker 1: But I think this defense is going to be a
18:59
Speaker 1: fast defense that can make up for some of the
19:01
Speaker 1: mistakes that may happen with execution. That is why he's
19:04
Speaker 1: played such a premium on size, speed and athleticism and distract.
19:08
Speaker 1: I got a question JP for the Scout and I've
19:12
Speaker 1: I've read about the Ravens defense. Uh, if you only
19:15
Speaker 1: comparison we have because you assume that it's going to
19:17
Speaker 1: have a lot of traits of the Ravens defense with
19:19
Speaker 1: Joe Cole, But just philosophically, I tell the listeners the
19:23
Speaker 1: key to making that work? Why is it effective? Is
19:26
Speaker 1: it all because you don't want because you don't know
19:29
Speaker 1: what Martin Dale is gonna call or or is Philosophically
19:32
Speaker 1: there's something there that you like about that. But philosophic
19:35
Speaker 1: gonna be very aggressive. They can put pressure on you,
19:37
Speaker 1: and that pressure is really directed at the quarterback. And
19:42
Speaker 1: some of it is real pressure where they're bringing five
19:44
Speaker 1: and six men um from various angles, and some of
19:47
Speaker 1: it is what we call simulated pressure where you see
19:50
Speaker 1: six or seven guys middling around the line of scrimmage,
19:53
Speaker 1: but at the end of the play only four guys
19:55
Speaker 1: have rushed. And what you're doing is you're playing basically
19:58
Speaker 1: a Jedi mind trick on the quarterback. Down after down
20:02
Speaker 1: after down. Can you guess right, give the ball out
20:05
Speaker 1: in time and get it to the right man while
20:07
Speaker 1: we're heating you up and bringing pressure from all over
20:09
Speaker 1: the place. To do it, you need size because you've
20:12
Speaker 1: got to be able to win on early downs to
20:13
Speaker 1: stop to run. You need speed because you want to
20:16
Speaker 1: be able to use your speed to impact the pocket
20:19
Speaker 1: and really get after the passer. And then finally, you
20:22
Speaker 1: need guys with high football like us, because if they're
20:26
Speaker 1: as multiple as the Ravens are, man you have to
20:30
Speaker 1: be able to study process and be able to put
20:32
Speaker 1: it into action really quickly. And so you've got guys
20:35
Speaker 1: blitzing from all over the place. You've got every d
20:37
Speaker 1: D in the Ravens blitz everybody. And so you have
20:41
Speaker 1: to have and I think we talked about it, you
20:43
Speaker 1: have to have some versatility on the second level, second
20:47
Speaker 1: and third level guys that were corners that are their safeties,
20:51
Speaker 1: Guys that are safeties that maybe can drop down and
20:53
Speaker 1: play linebacker. You need to have a collection of what
20:56
Speaker 1: I call athletes that you can just plug into certain
20:59
Speaker 1: places and not necessarily did up them a position, but
21:02
Speaker 1: say that anyone who plays in this spot has to
21:05
Speaker 1: be able to run this s blitz. They covered this
21:07
Speaker 1: tight end, and so I just wonder can they keep
21:10
Speaker 1: it simple enough for young guys to jump in that system?
21:14
Speaker 1: That would be the big thing. Can cul and take
21:16
Speaker 1: all of this stuff that he knows and make it
21:19
Speaker 1: very easy to digest for the young players so they
21:21
Speaker 1: can play fast and be effective. He's a guy like
21:23
Speaker 1: Tyson Campbell, JB can play at all. Sure, he's done it.
21:28
Speaker 1: They talked about him out. You know, he played outside.
21:30
Speaker 1: They talked about it inside. But as a rookie, can
21:34
Speaker 1: you handle it all? I guess that's what we'll find out.
21:37
Speaker 1: It's a lot. That's a lot to deal with for sure.
21:39
Speaker 1: Another thing we might not get a real good look
21:42
Speaker 1: at this time of year. This will probably come closer
21:46
Speaker 1: to training camp, preseason games and all that is the
21:49
Speaker 1: versatility that you mentioned Bucky in the back end of
21:51
Speaker 1: the defense, but it's certainly key on the offensive side
21:54
Speaker 1: of the ball, and this time of year. You know,
21:57
Speaker 1: we didn't see an eleven on eleven work the other day,
22:00
Speaker 1: to be quite honest with you, first of all, and
22:02
Speaker 1: if we did, the rules are that you can't say
22:05
Speaker 1: personnel formations and all, who's working where and all this stuff.
22:08
Speaker 1: But versatility for skill players on offense is obviously going
22:13
Speaker 1: to be key here, moving guys around to find those
22:16
Speaker 1: favorable matchups. Bucky Chanlt one of those guys we've seen
22:20
Speaker 1: in the past year do it. That's the idea for E.
22:22
Speaker 1: T N. Of course, Colin Johnson, even with his height
22:25
Speaker 1: advantage outside and chart with that speed and playmaking ability.
22:30
Speaker 1: Finding out where those guys match up against the defense.
22:34
Speaker 1: I don't know if they're quite there yet, but it's
22:36
Speaker 1: important for those guys to have that versatility. Yeah, it
22:39
Speaker 1: is important for everyone to be versatile in the back end.
22:42
Speaker 1: I think it really is most important for two guys
22:45
Speaker 1: because these are the two guys that I think will
22:47
Speaker 1: be featured prominently in the h back role that we've
22:50
Speaker 1: talked about previously. That went to Percy Harvin Um. The
22:55
Speaker 1: viscus should not and the viscus should not if you
22:59
Speaker 1: go back and watch him Colorado, that's what he's always done.
23:02
Speaker 1: He's probably one of the best own read quarterback that
23:05
Speaker 1: you will find coming out. When he came out explosive, dynamic,
23:11
Speaker 1: terrific with the ball in his hands doing a bunch
23:13
Speaker 1: of wildcat direct snaps at Colorado. He he's a difference maker.
23:17
Speaker 1: And so when you think about his ability to line
23:20
Speaker 1: up out, why to take this maybe the fly sweep
23:23
Speaker 1: to maybe come in and do some wildcast stuff as
23:26
Speaker 1: a dimension to the offense. And its En. You have
23:29
Speaker 1: another guy who potentially you put on the field with
23:32
Speaker 1: James Robinson. You have him working in the slot. Maybe
23:35
Speaker 1: he's running some past and maybe he's doing a bunch
23:38
Speaker 1: of different fly sweeps and screens. But it's another way
23:41
Speaker 1: to get a dangerous playmaker in space. Irban Mayer's hell
23:45
Speaker 1: bent on putting a bunch of prominent athletes and positions
23:49
Speaker 1: where they can go make big plays. Et En and
23:52
Speaker 1: Labiscoa their versatility could allow them to be big playmakers
23:57
Speaker 1: this year. It will be something to watch moving ahead
23:59
Speaker 1: as the season progresses. This is the Huddle Up Podcast
24:03
Speaker 1: and the Dailies Place schedule continues to grow. A w
24:08
Speaker 1: Friday Night Dynamite coming up this Friday. Tanesky Truck's Fireside
24:13
Speaker 1: live pieces of Tansky Trucks Band Friday June eleven and
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Speaker 1: Saturday June twelve. They've been working on some new songs
24:19
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24:21
Speaker 1: of those a couple of those nights. Brad Paisley July,
24:24
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24:29
Speaker 1: dot com. Now we mentioned all Elite wrestling, So I'm
24:32
Speaker 1: gonna take you back to last week, last Thursday, when
24:35
Speaker 1: we had the availability to go watch practice, and then
24:38
Speaker 1: right after practice, I ended up talking with Brandon Lender
24:41
Speaker 1: right before he went on the podium to speak with
24:43
Speaker 1: the media. Right so I'm sitting there in the in
24:45
Speaker 1: the hallway chatting with Lender, and within a five minute window,
24:50
Speaker 1: here's all everything that happened during this interview. The team's
24:54
Speaker 1: walking off the field, so Tebow walks by and all
24:56
Speaker 1: these you know, all the players come by. Okay, that's
24:59
Speaker 1: one thing Urban were I asked about Urban Meyer to Lender,
25:03
Speaker 1: and guess what. Urban Meyer happens to walk up at
25:05
Speaker 1: the same time, and like stops the interview and says,
25:08
Speaker 1: have a good weekend. And they talked for a second. Okay, great.
25:10
Speaker 1: Two minutes later, Chris Jericho, the wrestler walks by in
25:14
Speaker 1: full regalia. He's getting ready to do something. They're shooting
25:17
Speaker 1: for the pay per view and all that, and then
25:19
Speaker 1: it ends up over the weekend. I don't know if Bucky,
25:21
Speaker 1: if you saw this, John, I'm sure you did the
25:23
Speaker 1: video clip online of Urban Meyer in a skit during
25:27
Speaker 1: the pay per view, Charlie Strong getting after it, helping
25:31
Speaker 1: Jericho out. I guess with you know some some weapons,
25:34
Speaker 1: like through a couple of footballs at and help Jericho
25:37
Speaker 1: hit this guy, and then Urban gave him a laptop
25:39
Speaker 1: to sacrifice. I like it. How do you get a
25:43
Speaker 1: chance to see the clip? Charlie Strong and Coach Meyer,
25:47
Speaker 1: they being a part of it, It is great. I'm
25:49
Speaker 1: trying to think, uh, way way back. I remember when
25:55
Speaker 1: a wrestling company brought their crew through, and I remember
25:57
Speaker 1: guys being able to go and have a chance to
25:59
Speaker 1: see it and the energy in the building and going
26:03
Speaker 1: back and talking about those experiences or whatever. So I
26:06
Speaker 1: think it's really cool to Urban and Charlie Strong jump
26:10
Speaker 1: right in. You're part of it. Just only creates more
26:14
Speaker 1: energy and optimism and enthusiasm. Around the program. Yeah, it's fun,
26:19
Speaker 1: and why not? I mean it's it's uh sometimes fans
26:23
Speaker 1: see this sort of thing and and they try to
26:26
Speaker 1: create something to criticize about it. And I had somebody,
26:30
Speaker 1: you know, say, well, you said all along that they
26:33
Speaker 1: wouldn't want to do hard knocks, and then they do
26:36
Speaker 1: this side show. Why is this any different? It's like,
26:40
Speaker 1: look a the difference between doing hard knocks, which is
26:44
Speaker 1: having film cameras in your offices on a daily basis
26:50
Speaker 1: and trying to get inside your mind as you're cutting
26:52
Speaker 1: the team and taking however long this took, which I'm
26:56
Speaker 1: you know, my guess is this took about as long
26:58
Speaker 1: as we saw. It's a completely different thing. There's nothing
27:03
Speaker 1: wrong with having a good time during May after after practice.
27:08
Speaker 1: This was kind of cool and you know, uh, the
27:12
Speaker 1: a w's here, Why not do it? It's fine? Why
27:17
Speaker 1: whoa JP? Yes? Are you sure we got jail on?
27:22
Speaker 1: Is this? Do we have somebody else? Because the guy
27:26
Speaker 1: who is the king of Get up my lawn, the
27:28
Speaker 1: old man, I can't believe I just heard him say
27:30
Speaker 1: it's okay to have a little fun during this time
27:33
Speaker 1: of Yearce Lombardi say, John, Yeah, like Vince Lombardi didn't
27:40
Speaker 1: grow up in Jacksonville, Florida watching Gordon's Solely on the weekend.
27:45
Speaker 1: That's that's what's up. And you guys don't haven't know
27:49
Speaker 1: who Gordon Solely is, but he was the old announcer
27:52
Speaker 1: for for wrestling. I grew up begging my dad to
27:56
Speaker 1: take me down to wrestling on Saturdays at the college.
27:59
Speaker 1: Saum never did. Yeah, I never saw it live, but
28:02
Speaker 1: always had a little bit of soft spart in my
28:04
Speaker 1: heart for my peers. Are yeah, well, I mean again,
28:10
Speaker 1: good Dadamn, it's time to you know, to do something
28:13
Speaker 1: like this. This isn't a big deal, much like the
28:16
Speaker 1: one who shall not be named is not that big
28:19
Speaker 1: good is not a deal to have him on the team.
28:22
Speaker 1: And may I didn't know a laptop couldn't make that
28:25
Speaker 1: much noise when it hits somebody, I guess, but it
28:28
Speaker 1: did the other night. This is the Huddle Up Podcast
28:32
Speaker 1: j P. Shadrick, Bucky Brooks and John Osier, and we
28:36
Speaker 1: mentioned Brandon Linder. He's one of a couple of offensive
28:39
Speaker 1: lineman that we had a chance to catch up with
28:41
Speaker 1: this week. You know, Linda, it was explaining the mentality
28:45
Speaker 1: of why all these veterans and everybody's here, and and
28:48
Speaker 1: the culture they're trying to build and all that. We've
28:51
Speaker 1: heard that word a lot culture over the last week.
28:54
Speaker 1: Just get ready, we're gonna hear more and more moving ahead, John,
28:57
Speaker 1: you caught up with Jowan Taylor on the right side
28:59
Speaker 1: of the line for the was on podcast this week,
29:01
Speaker 1: And you know when for Lender, you know, during the
29:04
Speaker 1: season when when things get insulated, he kinda is not
29:08
Speaker 1: He's not as open. You know, this is the time
29:10
Speaker 1: of year to get Brandon Lender because he will he'll
29:13
Speaker 1: give you what he can interview, right, it was that fair.
29:18
Speaker 1: He's the master of note. Okay, yeah, all right, I
29:24
Speaker 1: was trying to be n Okay. I like Brandon. I
29:31
Speaker 1: ain't gonna bother me. I like Brandon. He has people
29:34
Speaker 1: like to talk during the season and that's fine. Yeah,
29:36
Speaker 1: this is the time of year to get him, though.
29:38
Speaker 1: But Jowan Taylor, you know, and and and Juwan is
29:41
Speaker 1: one of those guys that this is year three for
29:43
Speaker 1: him coming up, and you had a chance to catch
29:45
Speaker 1: up with him on the podcast this week, and he's
29:48
Speaker 1: always an interesting conversation, John, I like him, Yeah, he is.
29:51
Speaker 1: And he's always very open. He's the kind of guy
29:55
Speaker 1: I used to cover a guy back in Florida named
29:57
Speaker 1: Ellis Johnson back in the day, has been not twenty
29:59
Speaker 1: five years is and he was he liked a couple
30:01
Speaker 1: of things. He liked to go fishing, and he'd like
30:03
Speaker 1: to play football. And uh, that's sort of what Joan is.
30:07
Speaker 1: I mean. And that's ask him what he had done
30:09
Speaker 1: in the offseason, and you know, pretty much, he likes
30:12
Speaker 1: to fish and he went and worked out. He worked
30:15
Speaker 1: out an offensive line academy and in Dallas. I personally
30:19
Speaker 1: think Jowan Taylor is it's still going to be very
30:22
Speaker 1: very good. He got a lot of criticism last year.
30:25
Speaker 1: Is a lot of the offensive lineman got out of
30:26
Speaker 1: criticism last year. I kind of have a feeling that
30:28
Speaker 1: he's still gonna wind up being a core player. He's
30:32
Speaker 1: gonna be a guy that they have a decision on
30:34
Speaker 1: after this season, because he'll be going into his fourth
30:37
Speaker 1: year next season. But people who have never really listened
30:40
Speaker 1: to john a whole lot, I'd recommend listening to the
30:42
Speaker 1: podcast because he's he's a good kid. Uh doesn't mind
30:46
Speaker 1: talking about what he hasn't done so far, what he
30:49
Speaker 1: still needs to do. He's very open and honest. My
30:51
Speaker 1: favorite part of the podcast was at the end, I
30:54
Speaker 1: asked him my Ozone five. I call it the five questions.
30:57
Speaker 1: Asked Hi about his favorite drummer is best drum roll?
30:59
Speaker 1: He's a big drummer, asaid, what kind of music do
31:02
Speaker 1: you like that people would be surprised with. He's a
31:04
Speaker 1: big country music fan, a very well rounded, very good
31:08
Speaker 1: guy from down the road and Coco and I think
31:11
Speaker 1: he likes playing in Jacksonville. Man, I like that. I
31:14
Speaker 1: like here that John because I'm gonna go back and um.
31:17
Speaker 1: We briefly mentioned Lender and the things that came out
31:21
Speaker 1: of this conversation. I think the one thing that we
31:24
Speaker 1: talked about it uh maybe last week we talked about
31:28
Speaker 1: how Jacksonville can be a destination spot for players too,
31:32
Speaker 1: not only lived during the season, but to be a
31:34
Speaker 1: year round place where you can train and ultimately get better.
31:37
Speaker 1: We're seeing that. But I think that the common theme
31:40
Speaker 1: that came out when I heard Lenda and some of
31:42
Speaker 1: the other players talk about is up in the anti
31:44
Speaker 1: sports performance, the nutrition, the food, the facilities, the first
31:50
Speaker 1: class demands or the first class offerings that Jacksonville has
31:55
Speaker 1: kind of rolled up for the players and in return
31:59
Speaker 1: my respects giving you everything, Now I need you to
32:02
Speaker 1: give us everything in return. And so that that give
32:06
Speaker 1: and take relationship between players and coach, it appears that
32:10
Speaker 1: they're already putting the foundation in place for that to
32:14
Speaker 1: be a relationship that really has the two things that
32:17
Speaker 1: are necessary to being a championship team, trust and communication.
32:20
Speaker 1: And so I feel like there's a really complete buy in.
32:23
Speaker 1: And sometimes when you have a college coach like Urban's background,
32:28
Speaker 1: you just don't know if guys are going to heed
32:30
Speaker 1: those messages that you're going on. You just never know
32:33
Speaker 1: until you know so far they are they are. Indeed,
32:37
Speaker 1: there's a lot of heating going on in town, a
32:41
Speaker 1: lot of that happening right now. It is interesting, though,
32:44
Speaker 1: you know, hearing Lender discussed everybody back on the offensive line,
32:48
Speaker 1: All five starters are back the offensive line. Coaches back
32:52
Speaker 1: the continuity of that because John, I mean there's times
32:55
Speaker 1: last year they were criticized a lot on the offensive line.
32:58
Speaker 1: Lender was heard a lot last year. You're right, they've
33:00
Speaker 1: had guys. The Taylor was struggle a little bit at times.
33:04
Speaker 1: You know, everybody's all over Norwell and then Cam Robinson
33:07
Speaker 1: is doing his thing. Like there was a lot of
33:10
Speaker 1: just criticism of that group, but everybody's back and and
33:13
Speaker 1: those guys are are glad that the continuity is there.
33:17
Speaker 1: It feels like John, you gotta look at with that.
33:19
Speaker 1: First of all, when you have inconsistency a quarterback behind you,
33:24
Speaker 1: that makes it tough one the offensive line. And you know,
33:27
Speaker 1: we've all talked about it. The pocket presence at the
33:30
Speaker 1: quarterback position has not been great, and that hurts the
33:34
Speaker 1: offensive line. It is also exceedingly difficult when you are
33:38
Speaker 1: not stopping to run. Defensively, when things are not working great,
33:42
Speaker 1: it is very hard to pass block when you were
33:45
Speaker 1: trailing by Tanner more points for three quarters of every game,
33:49
Speaker 1: which is what's what the reality of this was. So
33:52
Speaker 1: that contributes to the offensive line. When defenses in this
33:55
Speaker 1: league know that you have to pass block all the time,
33:58
Speaker 1: you are not going to pass blocked very well. I
34:01
Speaker 1: don't care what level of defense you I mean, I
34:03
Speaker 1: don't care what level offensive line you are. No offensive
34:06
Speaker 1: line can sustain that amount of pressure throughout an entire game.
34:09
Speaker 1: I thought what you saw from the offensive line in
34:12
Speaker 1: terms of run blocking for a rookie, undrafted running back
34:15
Speaker 1: last year. They look like a pretty good run blocking
34:18
Speaker 1: team to me when they were allowed to do it.
34:22
Speaker 1: It's a fascinating group because they have been together for
34:25
Speaker 1: two years. They're going into their third consecutive year all
34:28
Speaker 1: starting together. I don't know that I've ever covered in
34:32
Speaker 1: seven years covering the league an offensive line that has
34:35
Speaker 1: brought all three, all five starters back for a third year.
34:38
Speaker 1: That's exceedingly rare in an era of high turnover. If
34:43
Speaker 1: they don't get it done this year, if they're not
34:46
Speaker 1: good as a group, they'll never have a better chance
34:49
Speaker 1: to have done it. I think they will, because I
34:51
Speaker 1: think this line is better than people think. John. When
34:54
Speaker 1: you talk about Taylor, I think it's important to lump
34:57
Speaker 1: him together with Cam Rominson because you him up to big,
35:02
Speaker 1: physical early draft. Early draft. Yeah, so it's in the
35:08
Speaker 1: Jaguar's best interest for those guys to play well so
35:11
Speaker 1: you can reward them with big contracts. And now that
35:14
Speaker 1: everything goes back to the era of the mid nineties,
35:17
Speaker 1: But when you think about when coach Coffin and this
35:19
Speaker 1: team was built and built successfully for about a five
35:22
Speaker 1: year run leon Seriously, Tony Boselli on the edge is
35:27
Speaker 1: able to control the game, not only as pass protectors,
35:31
Speaker 1: but when it was gotta have a time and you
35:33
Speaker 1: need to run it. Oh, Fred t or whoever was
35:36
Speaker 1: playing tailback, knew that they could run the football. And
35:40
Speaker 1: there's a part of me that believes part of the
35:42
Speaker 1: maturation and development process when it comes to Trevor Lawrence
35:46
Speaker 1: will be offset due to the ability to run the
35:49
Speaker 1: football and to lean into the running game until he
35:52
Speaker 1: is ready to go from me and the game manager
35:55
Speaker 1: to the playmaker. This offensive line, I would say they
35:59
Speaker 1: have to wear the big some brewer going into the season.
36:02
Speaker 1: They need to play at an A plus level for
36:04
Speaker 1: this team to have a chance of being a very
36:06
Speaker 1: competitive unit, because if they can run it and control
36:09
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage, letould give them a chance to
36:11
Speaker 1: be in most games. The one final thing on Joan
36:14
Speaker 1: Taylor t the only guy on the roster to start
36:16
Speaker 1: the every game the last two seasons. And guess what
36:20
Speaker 1: when you're six and ten and one in fifteen? Uh
36:24
Speaker 1: not everybody plays every game? Yeah, thirty two thirty two
36:33
Speaker 1: straight games this kids played. I don't think he missed
36:35
Speaker 1: a snap his first year. I don't know if he
36:38
Speaker 1: got every snap in last year or not. But I mean,
36:42
Speaker 1: this kid is a tough kid. He's taking some heat,
36:44
Speaker 1: he's taking some criticism. But I was writing before last
36:48
Speaker 1: season that I thought he, d J. Chark, and Josh
36:51
Speaker 1: Allen were the core of the team moving forward, and
36:53
Speaker 1: there's more guys dad to that. I still think ideally
36:57
Speaker 1: you would have those three guys as core guys moving
36:59
Speaker 1: for or They're good guys. They are guys that you
37:02
Speaker 1: want in the community. They are the guys you want around.
37:07
Speaker 1: They feel like the right kind of guys to build
37:09
Speaker 1: around to me, and I still think John Taylor might
37:11
Speaker 1: be one of those guys. This is the Huddle Up
37:13
Speaker 1: Podcast and coming up later this week, we'll be back
37:17
Speaker 1: on the practice field for the open media time Thursday, John,
37:21
Speaker 1: you and I will be there. Bucky is not quite
37:24
Speaker 1: coming to Jacksonville yet, but you're I don't want to
37:27
Speaker 1: let the cat out of the bag too soon, but
37:29
Speaker 1: you let it out. Let the cat out. The cat
37:32
Speaker 1: is you're coming to Jacksonville. When I am coming to Jacksonville,
37:36
Speaker 1: I'm coming from mini camp. I'm excited to see what
37:39
Speaker 1: it looks like on the field, so I get a
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Speaker 1: chance to be right there. Uh see. Coach Marc all
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Speaker 1: the players to begin to put for the pieces of
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Speaker 1: the polls together so we can speculate and talk and
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Speaker 1: maybe I'll be able to share a couple of opinions
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Speaker 1: with j O. I wish you made Let mean definitely
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Speaker 1: asked that week Bucky's red carpet, because you know they'll
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Speaker 1: have it out for I mean, you talking about royalty
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Speaker 1: rolling in security will be like, hey, Mr Oshan, stand
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Speaker 1: over here, Bucky's walking again from the from the gated parking.
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Speaker 1: Can't wait to welcome. Hey Buck, what's going on? Uh,
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Speaker 1: you can help you, I'll get one of that, hopefully
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Speaker 1: I can help security ron. Just to make sure that
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Speaker 1: my path is easy. My path is easy, unobstructed to
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Speaker 1: the field, you know, and that's just in the building.
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Speaker 1: Just wait until we're out about now. Yeah, here we go, man,
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Speaker 1: this should be It should be a lot of fun.
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Speaker 1: I can't remember the last time that I've actually been
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Speaker 1: in the building. I told you is when the practice
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Speaker 1: fields were somewhere else. I can't remember who the head
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Speaker 1: coach was that I came down there maybe four or
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Speaker 1: five years ago to do a network deal. But now
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Speaker 1: I'm excited, man, Like, Look, I'll make sure I'll read
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Speaker 1: the book. I know this though, four to six A
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Speaker 1: to B. I'm gonna be flying wherever I'm going going fast.
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Speaker 1: I'm going in a hurry. So plus two above the
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Speaker 1: line mentality never minus three. Y. Yeah, I try to
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Speaker 1: get a little less and set a low barre. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I know, I know whatever I'm doing. If I'm in
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Speaker 1: the cafeteria, I'm going fast. I'm going on a straight
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Speaker 1: line and I'm going there. And I guess if I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna go to the drink machine, I need to go
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Speaker 1: two steps beyond the drink machine to get the drink
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Speaker 1: that I want. And I know it's something. I know
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Speaker 1: it's it's plus two, so I gotta get my money right. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I gotta give my mind right. I'll help you with that.
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Speaker 1: We'll look forward to that coming up in a couple
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Speaker 1: of weeks. Well done today, guys. Good to talk to
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Speaker 1: you as always. Bucky will catch you next week, oh
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Speaker 1: for sure. Man should be a lot of fun and
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Speaker 1: Johnny will catch you and probably just a few minutes
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Speaker 1: in the hallway because there for John Hosier and Bucky Brooks.
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