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Speaker 3: Francisco forty nine Ers this Sunday. It's a four h
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Speaker 3: five Eastern kickoff time. JP Shadrick, Jeff Flagman, GM, James
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Speaker 3: Gladstone on time as always. How are you good afternoon?
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Speaker 4: Oh life is good?
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Speaker 5: How are you guys?
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Speaker 2: Good?
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Speaker 3: Life's good at two and one winning record, you know,
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Speaker 3: coming off a tough division win at home and found
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Speaker 3: a way to overcome some adversity late and found a
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Speaker 3: way to win the football game, which is great to
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Speaker 3: see in a lot of coaching points this week for
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Speaker 3: Liam and his staff to touch on as always, But.
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Speaker 4: That has to be a good feeling coming out of
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Speaker 4: that game last week.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fair to label it that way. It's a
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Speaker 2: good feeling beyond that, I think off the heels of
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Speaker 2: an ending that was adverse right where you control a
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Speaker 2: football game in Cincinnati, end up losing it in the
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Speaker 2: final minute and being able to turn around right respond
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Speaker 2: to that adverse moment in time with inappropriate result. It
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Speaker 2: was also a let's just call it, some version of
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Speaker 2: a challenging game. Right obviously offensively tough to get into
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Speaker 2: rhythm throughout the course of it, right defense carrying a
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Speaker 2: ton of the load, but also then seeing when the
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Speaker 2: best was required of guys it showed, and not just physically,
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Speaker 2: right mentally being able to check from one play to
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Speaker 2: the next after identifying offensively that there was something that
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Speaker 2: could be somewhat taken advantage of defensively from the Houston
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Speaker 2: Texans and getting Trevor and being able to deliver one
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Speaker 2: to Bt which now you get a chance to try
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Speaker 2: and build off of that momentum, and defense playing obviously
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Speaker 2: their tails off for the duration of the game, but
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Speaker 2: complimentary football, right, forcing the turnover offense, following up with points,
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Speaker 2: and then forcing another turnover to close it out. So
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Speaker 2: being able to respond in a way that obviously led
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Speaker 2: to the result of a W. In the column on
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Speaker 2: the left, it was also the idea that it was
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Speaker 2: off the heels of a really adverse moment in Cincinnati
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Speaker 2: and bouncing back in appropriate way. I think we've been
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Speaker 2: talking about response even dating back to preseason, right, and
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Speaker 2: so this was another example that you hope to be
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Speaker 2: able to leverage and work off of because obviously got
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Speaker 2: another challenging opponent very similar and very much in the
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Speaker 2: same likeness as the one we just got done with,
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Speaker 2: because obviously Demiko coming from San Francisco trying to apply
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Speaker 2: a lot of those same philosophical approaches.
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Speaker 6: I use the term in a video this week resilient,
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Speaker 6: because you know, you had a couple of players that
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Speaker 6: had some struggles in that game that came back and
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Speaker 6: made big plays towards the end of that game. Tyson
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Speaker 6: got beat on the double move for a fifty yard
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Speaker 6: or beat. Brian had a couple drops and then has
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Speaker 6: a big play at the end of the ball game.
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Speaker 6: You know, so I mean, that's the kind of players
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Speaker 6: you want to have, right, I mean for a football team,
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Speaker 6: guys that are resilient, they can bounce back.
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Speaker 4: Now, you like to not have.
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Speaker 6: Them make mistakes earlier in the ballgame, but if they do,
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Speaker 6: that's the trait you want to have preach.
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Speaker 2: Because here's the thing. I think it's so easy in
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Speaker 2: a game like that for anybody observing, sometimes even the
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Speaker 2: ones participating, to say, oh man, this game's not going
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Speaker 2: to go our way in the end, right. But now
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Speaker 2: now you're earning the confidence to say it's not going
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Speaker 2: our way, but it's not anywhere near over right, and
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Speaker 2: we still got a real chance to walk away on
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Speaker 2: the correct side of the line and the wind lost column.
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Speaker 2: And so that's the thing that stands out to me,
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Speaker 2: is the idea that even when it's not going smooth,
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Speaker 2: even when it's friction filled, even when the flow hasn't
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Speaker 2: been found, you're not out of the game. And so
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Speaker 2: that's the exciting thing from my lens, especially off the
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Speaker 2: heels of an adverse outcome in Cincinnati, to show that immediately.
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Speaker 3: Tony Boselli with us down EVP football. Amen, Thanks Tony
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Speaker 3: for the house, no problem, Let's touch it a little
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Speaker 3: more on this defensive four US. So I'm here the
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Speaker 3: nine takeaways of the season. Three in the game, all
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Speaker 3: the second and half, two when it mattered, certainly late,
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Speaker 3: but the pressure up front from the edge guys the
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Speaker 3: last couple of weeks, Josh heinz Allen, Trayvon Walker. The
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Speaker 3: reason these guys are first round draft picks and have
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Speaker 3: developed and grown. Josh heinz Allen's playing his tailoff right now.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I think the whole defense is playing
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Speaker 5: really good football, and I think a lot of times
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Speaker 5: you look at you know, James talking about compromary football
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Speaker 5: across both sides of the ball and special teams, but
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Speaker 5: I think you also have complimenting football within the defense.
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Speaker 4: You know, the rush marrying up with the covers.
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Speaker 5: I think the back half is doing a really nice job,
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Speaker 5: you know, allowing our rush to go to work. And
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Speaker 5: then with that, it doesn't always show up in the
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Speaker 5: stat call him as sacks, but you can look at
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Speaker 5: a guy like Josh heinz Allen and the disruption he
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Speaker 5: has caused three straight weeks in the game and just
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Speaker 5: really messing up both the run the past. Trayvon the
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Speaker 5: last two weeks has been playing at the extreme high.
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Speaker 4: Level as well.
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Speaker 5: But then you got to also look at and Jeff,
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Speaker 5: you know, this is a defensive end, the middle push
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Speaker 5: we're getting as well, and so I think right now,
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Speaker 5: you look at the defensive performance last week. It takes
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Speaker 5: all levels to play at you know, to be playing well.
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Speaker 5: And then the individuals, your your guys got to make plays.
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Speaker 5: Tyson did it when it mattered, you know, Jordan Lewis
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Speaker 5: going up with a big interception again, baiting CJ. Stroud
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Speaker 5: and making the throw. They've done a great job. And
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Speaker 5: then just constant pressure, constant chaos, and but we're gonna
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Speaker 5: need do it again. The other challenge is, you know,
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Speaker 5: a better offense than we paid this past weeks. Voorn
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Speaker 5: Aires very well coached with Kyle Shannan, one of the
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Speaker 5: best coaches in the NFL. Has had a ton of success.
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Speaker 5: So that's the fun thing about the NFL. You know,
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Speaker 5: you go through one challenge, you meet it. Our guys
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Speaker 5: at a great job. You know, Jeff and James talking
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Speaker 5: about a resilient group of how we responded. That was
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Speaker 5: probably the most fun for me. Have been being around
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Speaker 5: here a long time. How often have we seen from
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Speaker 5: the booth, Jeff, get the feeling. Hear people talk about
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Speaker 5: what was going on the sideline. Here we go again, mentality,
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Speaker 5: you talk to the players on the sideline, you talk
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Speaker 5: to people on the sideline. It was the exact opposite.
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Speaker 5: There was no flinch, there was no blinking. It was like,
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Speaker 5: we're going to go make a play and just to
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Speaker 5: hang in there. Offensively, it was an ugly day and
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Speaker 5: it was not great opportunities missed. You know, they did
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Speaker 5: a good job as well. We made adjustments, but just
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Speaker 5: never could quite get over the hump. But to hang
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Speaker 5: in there when it mattered the most. Hey, we're gonna
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Speaker 5: make a play. We're gonna put together the drive that's
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Speaker 5: gonna go win the game.
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Speaker 4: And they did it. So so many good things.
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Speaker 5: And then so many areas that need to be cleaned
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Speaker 5: up at the same time as we go into San Francisco,
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Speaker 5: a really good football team that hasn't lost yet this year.
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Speaker 6: So, James, you didn't have to go through the pain
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Speaker 6: last year. Okay with this defense, but there was a
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Speaker 6: lot of struggles in the back end. And when when
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Speaker 6: you got here, you use the term often and tangibly writched.
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Speaker 6: I'm watching the way that your back end is communicating
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Speaker 6: now with Wingard, who was a guy that was already
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Speaker 6: here but really didn't have the op or opportunity, Eric
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Speaker 6: Murray who you brought in, and Jordan Lewis, who is
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Speaker 6: probably the modern day Kalais Campbell when it comes to
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Speaker 6: leadership for this organization. I mean, that's just been I
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Speaker 6: think a big part of where this defense is at
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Speaker 6: and why they were able to do what they did
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Speaker 6: in that game and in the first two games.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I think, gosh, there's there's a lot
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Speaker 2: of layers to that. I know this just because we've
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Speaker 2: done it to date doesn't mean that it's guaranteed going forward.
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Speaker 2: And so to fall into the victim loop or the
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Speaker 2: doom loop of thinking you got it all figured out
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Speaker 2: is a mistake. And so, just like I talked about
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Speaker 2: a response to an adverse outcome in Cincinnati, what is
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Speaker 2: our response to success? And so that is a version
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Speaker 2: of where the focus falls and making sure that we're
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Speaker 2: continuing to level up, continuing to iterate, continuing to evolve
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Speaker 2: over the course of what is a very long season.
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Speaker 2: I know, shoot, five weeks into twenty twenty four, I
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Speaker 2: didn't feel the pains of the Jaguars, right, but no
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Speaker 2: different than the Jaguars. In twenty twenty four, I was
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Speaker 2: on a football team that was one in four with
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Speaker 2: a defense that was struggling, and by the time we
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Speaker 2: got to week eighteen, it had evolved. It had morphed
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Speaker 2: into a very let's call it, chaos oriented group that
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Speaker 2: disrupted offenses. And so as much as that was able
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Speaker 2: to go from bad to good, we can't allow anything
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Speaker 2: other than good to great in our let's call it
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Speaker 2: next step as a defense, and so certainly relying on
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Speaker 2: the floor raisers from profree agency, the intangibly rich elements
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Speaker 2: that really that back end group does provide innately. And
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Speaker 2: I think if I were to, I know a lot
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Speaker 2: of layers, so I could go a lot of different ways.
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Speaker 4: But the idea.
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Speaker 2: Of Jordan Lewis entering this organization right, he is truly
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Speaker 2: being nothing more than who he is, and it was
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Speaker 2: intentional to bring in someone like him, obviously him in
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Speaker 2: the end to be able to provide a very similar
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Speaker 2: level of leadership that this organization saw in kolais that
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Speaker 2: I had seen previously in some folks we had brought
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Speaker 2: in in twenty seventeen with the Rams when Sean McVay
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Speaker 2: first entered the equation as a head coach, So there
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Speaker 2: was definitely there were examples of what helped trigger turn
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Speaker 2: around and Jordan being a big part of that.
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Speaker 3: In the now James Gladstone, Tony Boselli with us back
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Speaker 3: in a moment, we'll take a first look at the
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Speaker 3: next step. The San Francisco forty nine Ers will wait
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Speaker 3: this Sunday at Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, four h five
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Speaker 3: kickoff time. This is jags HQ on the Jaguars Radio Network.
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Speaker 1: Welcome Back jaggs HQ presented by Fresh from Florida. Continues
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back j P.
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Speaker 3: Shadwick with Jeff Logman from the Yundai Studios, Tony Boselli,
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Speaker 3: James Gladstone with us on jags HQ presented by Fresh
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Speaker 3: from Florida.
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Speaker 4: We look at the San Francisco forty nine Ers.
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Speaker 3: James, you know, this team really really well in the division,
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Speaker 3: of course with the Rams, and they've had a lot
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Speaker 3: of success over the years. What is the personality of
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Speaker 3: this forty nine ers organization team? They're injured right now,
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Speaker 3: but they're also three and zero and when you turn
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Speaker 3: on the tape every year, what stands out about the Niners.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a tough outfit, and they compete their
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Speaker 2: tails off, and you want to talk about resilience. They've
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Speaker 2: been through it and they're going through it, and they
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Speaker 2: still find themselves three and zero despite a heavy volume
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Speaker 2: of injuries across all position groups. So it's pretty impressive
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Speaker 2: what they've been able to do. But obviously a mature,
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Speaker 2: let's call it group in terms of being together for
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Speaker 2: an extended window of time, understanding their systems, having a
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Speaker 2: strong sense for their systems. They are who they are,
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Speaker 2: and they stick with it. Offensively, They're going to allow
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Speaker 2: their running game to find creases, provide as many as possible,
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Speaker 2: and their rbs do.
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Speaker 4: A great job.
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Speaker 2: They're coached extremely well about finding lanes and hitting them hard,
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Speaker 2: and then outside of that, letting their guys on that
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Speaker 2: outside on the perimeter get the ball in their hands
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Speaker 2: quickly and get rolling. You know that that yak offense,
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Speaker 2: that Yak attack is certainly one that they've leveraged over
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Speaker 2: the last hand four years and leveraged well. So it
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Speaker 2: certainly got to be able to, you know, fit properly
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Speaker 2: on the defensive side of the ball, eliminate as many
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Speaker 2: lanes as possible across the front, and then tackle when
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Speaker 2: given cleanups to do so. And then I think for
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Speaker 2: our offense, it's not going to be all that much
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Speaker 2: different than the structure that we just saw from the
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Speaker 2: Houston Texans. So that'll be a fun one for us
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Speaker 2: to continue to work through exactly what our mode of
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Speaker 2: attacking should look like. Obviously with wrinkles that can exploit
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Speaker 2: some of the weaknesses that structure presents. So looking forward
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Speaker 2: to getting a chance to step back on the turf
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Speaker 2: there in San Francisco, but obviously not uncharted territory for me.
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Speaker 4: Would you rank.
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Speaker 6: That environment amongst other road places You've been there more than.
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Speaker 2: We, Yeah, you know, that's a it can get.
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Speaker 4: It can get.
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Speaker 2: It can become a rowdy, rowdy bunch.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 2: I think they got a nice little horn that they
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Speaker 2: crank up horn. Yeah, yeah, so that thing, you know,
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Speaker 2: it puts fans on notice, you know, when to actually
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Speaker 2: let it rip and when, yeah, when not to.
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Speaker 5: But uh, you know, I think.
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Speaker 2: Anytime you're traveling cross country, uh, you just got to
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Speaker 2: stay rooted in your routine and you got to try
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Speaker 2: and you know, eliminate the thoughts around it as as
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Speaker 2: much as possible really, so that you can just play freely,
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Speaker 2: play clean. And uh, you know, I know this is
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Speaker 2: gonna be our first time as a as a new
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Speaker 2: leadership group, our supports staff getting used to this cadence
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Speaker 2: for a cross country trip. And uh, you know so,
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Speaker 2: I think we get two more times after this to
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Speaker 2: go all the way three in total, two more times
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Speaker 2: after this.
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Speaker 3: I was thinking of just the West coast, like Denver's Mountain,
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Speaker 3: But yeah, it's still I mean it's a good it's
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Speaker 3: a good hole.
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Speaker 4: Long the trip. You're not walking. Are we playing Arizona
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Speaker 4: here or there? It's there, So we go to Arizona.
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Speaker 4: You know what the schedule we can read it. Actually
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Speaker 4: three more, three more long trips. Correct, just be glad
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Speaker 4: said Seattle is not on the road coming this way here.
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Speaker 5: But I mean when you take these road trips, it's
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Speaker 5: a lot more about us than anything else. I think,
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Speaker 5: where you get in trouble, start worrying about all the
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Speaker 5: all the noise, all the other things going on them,
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Speaker 5: West Coast history, past time zones, everything, it's the more
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Speaker 5: you can lock those out, I think our performance staff
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Speaker 5: has done a great job. William highlighted today to the guys,
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Speaker 5: it's been.
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Speaker 4: Hot week here, so too hot pass smoking now they
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Speaker 4: were smoking, wasn't it was?
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Speaker 5: It was cooler today, but not a lot and so
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Speaker 5: we got to get hydrated, get your sleep, and so
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Speaker 5: just take care of yourself. And so I think the
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Speaker 5: message since the beginning, it's like, hey, we're gonna let's
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Speaker 5: worry about ourselves. Who do we want to be, what
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Speaker 5: kind of stuff football do we want to play? And
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Speaker 5: if we do that, everything else will be just fine.
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Speaker 5: Now do they have challenge? Do they present challenges? Yeah,
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Speaker 5: James talked all about a lot of them. They're gonna
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Speaker 5: run the ball, they're gonna be very they're gonna penetrate
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Speaker 5: on defense, They're aggressive, they're gonna come up field, they're
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Speaker 5: going to try to create chaos. At the end of
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Speaker 5: the day, we got to I mean, I think we
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Speaker 5: started to establish an identity of what we want to
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Speaker 5: be and how we want to play, and we need
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Speaker 5: to continue to grow on that and continue to improve
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Speaker 5: on that and the rest of the care of itself.
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Speaker 6: Uh, the ither think one thing too about traveling to
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Speaker 6: San Francisco. Everybody wants to talk about is do you
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Speaker 6: travel on Friday or do you travel on Saturday? And
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Speaker 6: I used to hate going on Friday me too, because
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Speaker 6: it was like, you know, all you're gonna do is
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Speaker 6: just have guys far around and just waste time and
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Speaker 6: find something to get in trouble in one way to
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Speaker 6: say it, or to get distracted, you know, with family
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Speaker 6: and everything else. But one of the coolest memories I
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Speaker 6: ever had, and an TONI will see if you can
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Speaker 6: remember this preseason we went to San Francisco, which was
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Speaker 6: you never went to West Coast for preseason, but we
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Speaker 6: did for some reason. Okay, Dave Thomas absolutely laid out
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Speaker 6: Jerry in the game on a hit that had Jerry
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Speaker 6: Rice doing the dead roach another.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, it was back when he played actually played football
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Speaker 5: in preseason.
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Speaker 4: Wow, I'll never forget that hit. It was as long
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Speaker 4: as I live be.
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Speaker 6: A preseason Jerry Rice and Dave Thomas, who wore number
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Speaker 6: forty one for US the Jaguars had a hit on
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Speaker 6: him that was just unbelievable. Jerry Rice got up angry,
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Speaker 6: you can't hit me in the preseason.
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Speaker 4: Like that he did. That was the long trip for
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Speaker 4: a preseason game, though ridiculous I don't recommend it.
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Speaker 2: Where's the complaint department right right there, right there, the
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Speaker 2: garbage can the file thirteen leap.
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Speaker 5: Saturday, I mean to your point, to your point, Jeff,
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Speaker 5: we'll leave Saturday. We're gonna keep it as normal as possible.
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Speaker 4: And co play football.
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Speaker 3: Let's come back in a moment and we'll get some
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Speaker 3: final thoughts here of the Jaguars forty nine Ers matchup.
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Speaker 4: We can talk about the left tackle for the Niners too. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: he's a good player. He's been at it for a.
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Speaker 5: Long time, long time, future All Famer. Probably not the
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Speaker 5: same guy was. We can talk more about that when
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Speaker 5: we get back.
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Speaker 3: We'll take into that in just a moment of Jags
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Speaker 3: HQ on Jaguars Radio.
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Speaker 1: Welcome Back Jaggs HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back.
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Speaker 3: It is Jags HQ, JP, Shadwick, Jeff Logeman, Tony Vasselli,
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Speaker 3: James Gladstone, the Jaguars face of the San Francisco forty
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Speaker 3: nine Ers this Sunday at Santa Clara at Levi Stadium.
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Speaker 3: This past week, the Jaguars knocked off the Houston Texans
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Speaker 3: seventeen to ten and the AFC South Battle and courtesy
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Speaker 3: of at Jaguars, we have some zuppruder film of the
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Speaker 3: whole way after the game and the celebration, including Tony
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Speaker 3: Vasselli with Trey Buon.
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Speaker 4: Walker there and here comes.
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Speaker 3: Josh Henes down look out the defensive end right in
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Speaker 3: the shoulder.
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Speaker 5: It was a forearm because he gave up and gave
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Speaker 5: me a big chest bump. I'm like, all right, I'm
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Speaker 5: coming right back at you.
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Speaker 3: He was.
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Speaker 4: He was aggressive in the world. Has him and Trayvon
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Speaker 4: have a big matchup.
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Speaker 5: We were talking about Trent Williams and uh man, that's
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Speaker 5: a guy the utmost respect for. He's a he's I
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Speaker 5: mean not that I get to annoint anybody, but he'll
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Speaker 5: be in my opinion, he'll be in the Hall of
19:37
Speaker 5: Fame five years when he gets done playing. And you know,
19:41
Speaker 5: there's always a lot a handful of guys who separate themselves,
19:44
Speaker 5: but there was a period of time where in this
19:47
Speaker 5: league he was by far the best left tackle, like
19:49
Speaker 5: he was the standard. Now he is still one of
19:54
Speaker 5: the greatest. He may be equal with a bunch of
19:56
Speaker 5: guys who were great, but he was. I have done
19:59
Speaker 5: such a respect even at you know, he's thirty seven
20:02
Speaker 5: years old. Man, I wish I could have done at
20:04
Speaker 5: thirty seven. The way he's doing it, he is you
20:07
Speaker 5: still watch him. The physicality he plays with is how
20:10
Speaker 5: the game is supposed to be played.
20:12
Speaker 4: And it's going to be a.
20:13
Speaker 5: Great matchup for Trayvon and and Josh. I mean, because
20:16
Speaker 5: you're going against one of the best in the game,
20:19
Speaker 5: a guy who will be in the Hall of Fame,
20:21
Speaker 5: and and he still brings it. Like I was interested
20:25
Speaker 5: when I turned the tape on this week to say,
20:28
Speaker 5: you know what's old Trent. You know, he was hurt
20:30
Speaker 5: last year, didn't get a play as much as he
20:32
Speaker 5: wanted to. He came back again this year. And you
20:35
Speaker 5: always wonder when does father time catch up, because it
20:40
Speaker 5: does for everybody except for Tom Brady.
20:44
Speaker 4: I quite haven't quite well, I've.
20:47
Speaker 5: Heard that one out, but but Trent still holding him off.
20:51
Speaker 5: He's still holding off by the time.
20:52
Speaker 4: And man, he is physical.
20:54
Speaker 3: He's made two hundred and eighteen million dollars of his career.
20:57
Speaker 5: He's earned every dollar of it. I mean, he's a
21:00
Speaker 5: good I mean, he's one of the best. And uh,
21:03
Speaker 5: and when you play him, I think the mentality has
21:05
Speaker 5: to be. You've got to bring physicality to him because
21:09
Speaker 5: he's there for a fist fight. And if you think
21:11
Speaker 5: you're gonna kind of just dance with him or something
21:14
Speaker 5: and he likes to, he's still he's still got defeat
21:16
Speaker 5: to dance with you, and so and he's gonna still
21:20
Speaker 5: punish you even if you dance, So you might as
21:21
Speaker 5: well make it a fist fight. And it's still hard
21:25
Speaker 5: no matter what. But you know, you know, you're looking
21:28
Speaker 5: at this offense and they also got another gun, you know.
21:31
Speaker 5: And then right behind him is you got Christian McCaffrey.
21:34
Speaker 5: So you got one of the best left tackles in
21:36
Speaker 5: all football, one of the greatest of his era. You
21:39
Speaker 5: got a back who can beat you in the run
21:41
Speaker 5: in the past.
21:42
Speaker 6: And the crazy thing is both of those guys weren't
21:45
Speaker 6: drafted by the team.
21:46
Speaker 4: No, both acquired.
21:48
Speaker 5: So you know, give give uh John Lynch and Kyle
21:52
Speaker 5: Shan a ton of credit. You know, they've built this
21:54
Speaker 5: both through free agency and trades and and the draft,
21:58
Speaker 5: and so you know they're without a couple of really
22:00
Speaker 5: good players because of injuries, but it just speaks to
22:03
Speaker 5: the number of great players they have on their roster.
22:08
Speaker 5: Fred Warner is another one. I mean, arguably the best
22:11
Speaker 5: middle linebacker in all football.
22:13
Speaker 4: Now he was drafted, but so it just shows.
22:15
Speaker 5: You across the board at different levels of offense defense,
22:19
Speaker 5: they have impact players. And anytime you play a team
22:22
Speaker 5: that has impact players, you got to go match that
22:26
Speaker 5: and your top players you got to go make plays.
22:28
Speaker 5: You gotta because so much of it. You know, we
22:31
Speaker 5: talk about it all the time, you know, Liam Grant
22:35
Speaker 5: Campy uh he. Our coordinators do a great job of
22:39
Speaker 5: designing place ex's and o's. I think we've seen that
22:42
Speaker 5: early in the game. They have great coordinators as well,
22:45
Speaker 5: Robert Solid defense, Kyle Shanahan, Bran Boyer especially names coordinator
22:49
Speaker 5: like they're so both teams right now are working late
22:53
Speaker 5: night drawing up plays and trying to how do I
22:56
Speaker 5: out scheme schematically have an advantage against the opponent. At
23:00
Speaker 5: the end of the day, it's about guys on the
23:02
Speaker 5: field making place and so there's gonna be one on
23:06
Speaker 5: one matchups that we have to win, like Josh Raybon
23:09
Speaker 5: beating against Trent Williams. Trent Williams thinking the same thing,
23:13
Speaker 5: stopping the Christian mccaffery's understanding the threat that Fred Warner
23:16
Speaker 5: is in in both run and pass, and so it's
23:20
Speaker 5: making plays above the quote unquote the x's and o's,
23:23
Speaker 5: the schemes that all these great coaches are designing right now,
23:26
Speaker 5: and then the great players of this game that's worried.
23:29
Speaker 5: The difference is they step them and make plays when
23:31
Speaker 5: it matters.
23:32
Speaker 6: By the way, the stories that that we could tell
23:34
Speaker 6: about Brent Boyer the teams.
23:37
Speaker 4: Court, that's awesome. I can't wait for us to go on. Mute.
23:43
Speaker 5: Oh, one of the best, one of the great all
23:46
Speaker 5: time Jaguars.
23:47
Speaker 6: He's he was the special teams leading tackler when he
23:50
Speaker 6: left here was telling this earlier when he left in
23:53
Speaker 6: two thousand. Lasted for a long time, for many years
23:57
Speaker 6: until the full back, let's mention his name, montell Owens
24:03
Speaker 6: eventually became the Jaguars special teams all time leading tackler.
24:08
Speaker 4: So cool stuff.
24:09
Speaker 6: But but Jenda, I wanted to ask you because with
24:12
Speaker 6: the injury to Bosa, Michael Williams, who is the rookie
24:16
Speaker 6: defensive end from Georgia, is going to be getting probably
24:20
Speaker 6: more of a role and maybe it changes. I don't
24:22
Speaker 6: know exactly what were your thoughts on him in the draft,
24:27
Speaker 6: because another defensive end from Georgia.
24:30
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I think it was fair to say
24:33
Speaker 2: there was a lot of a lot of attributes, a
24:35
Speaker 2: lot of the skill set that could carry over from
24:39
Speaker 2: the conversation on Trayvon coming out for Williams right, that
24:44
Speaker 2: was not a stretch to say that they provide similar
24:48
Speaker 2: deployment impact how you would like to have them influence
24:53
Speaker 2: the game. So there's a lot to like about him,
24:57
Speaker 2: and he's just getting an earlier op to get a
24:59
Speaker 2: heavy your workload here with some of the injuries across
25:02
Speaker 2: the front. So certainly somebody you're going to have to
25:05
Speaker 2: account for and you're going to have to identify when
25:07
Speaker 2: on the grass because obviously picked in the first round,
25:12
Speaker 2: he's going to be the talent that is worthy of that.
25:16
Speaker 2: Now it's as he becomes accustomed to life in the NFL,
25:22
Speaker 2: what does.
25:22
Speaker 4: The nuance look like.
25:24
Speaker 2: And he's shown very early signs of catching on fast,
25:27
Speaker 2: which will have to be something we account for.
25:28
Speaker 6: Yeah, I love to listen to your thoughts on some guys.
25:30
Speaker 6: I mean, it's Upton Stout, the.
25:33
Speaker 2: Nickelback intangibly rich when it comes to third people.
25:38
Speaker 6: Third round pick out of Western Kentucky and he's not
25:40
Speaker 6: a big fellow.
25:42
Speaker 4: They listened at five.
25:43
Speaker 6: Ft nine one and he got smacked a little bit
25:46
Speaker 6: in this past game on one particular play that I remember,
25:49
Speaker 6: but poisey, aggressive players.
25:51
Speaker 2: He's such a fun watch back to the college days.
25:54
Speaker 2: That was a that was a good one for them,
25:56
Speaker 2: and you know, I know for for Upton, that was
26:00
Speaker 2: the knock on him would have been he didn't get
26:02
Speaker 2: many ops in coverage because he was so close to
26:05
Speaker 2: the LS the line of scrimmage and you know, fitting
26:08
Speaker 2: on runs and chasing the ball.
26:10
Speaker 5: And he was an enjoyable watch for sure.
26:12
Speaker 4: West Wall School, right Western Kentucky.
26:14
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, final thoughts here, West Coast Trip team is
26:19
Speaker 3: two and one facing a three and zero nine Ers team.
26:22
Speaker 5: Big opportunity here for the Jags, right, hey, listen, huge opportunity.
26:26
Speaker 5: This is one of the great franchises in the NFL.
26:29
Speaker 5: Multiple Super Bowls, This current iteration under Kyle Shanahan, John
26:36
Speaker 5: Lynch have been there. They have quite got across and
26:39
Speaker 5: got the won the Lobardi Trophy, but have been a
26:42
Speaker 5: dominant team in the NFC the history of the franchise.
26:46
Speaker 5: It's a you can't say enough about them. It's a
26:48
Speaker 5: great opportunity for us as the Jacksonville Jaguars to go
26:52
Speaker 5: fly to San Francisco and try to match up and
26:55
Speaker 5: go find a way to beat a really good football
26:58
Speaker 5: team in a historic franchise in the NFL.
27:01
Speaker 6: We're not having dinner before the game with any of
27:03
Speaker 6: these people, we know, right, Okay, it's game there, right,
27:06
Speaker 6: I have a social dinner with Gus Bradley and Brant Boy,
27:09
Speaker 6: John Lanch and all that.
27:11
Speaker 5: We will see them on the field. Say Hi, that's
27:13
Speaker 5: about it. There you go, enemies felling. People might think
27:17
Speaker 5: you guys would do something like that, but no, man,
27:19
Speaker 5: it's after the game. Competition.
27:21
Speaker 4: We had a lot of work. Competition.
27:24
Speaker 5: We work, Jeff, I don't know what you guys do. Actually,
27:27
Speaker 5: I do know exactly with you it's not work. I
27:30
Speaker 5: know that. That's yeah, it's worked, but it's not it's not. Yeah,
27:39
Speaker 5: that's right, Tony James, thanks for the time. As always,
27:42
Speaker 5: we appreciate it.
27:43
Speaker 4: Thank you, appreciate you guys.
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Speaker 3: quite familiar with the San Francisco forty nine ers, having
28:29
Speaker 3: to scout and look at them for the last what
28:33
Speaker 3: eight years or so as a part of the Los
28:35
Speaker 3: Angeles Rams front office. So interesting to always having these
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Speaker 3: two in is fantastic every week, but getting his thoughts
28:45
Speaker 3: on that organization, knowing them so well two times a year.
28:49
Speaker 6: I think there's a little bit I remember the first
28:52
Speaker 6: time that I ever was a player in facing the
28:55
Speaker 6: forty nine ers, and this is going back to when
28:57
Speaker 6: they had Joe Montana and Jerry Rice and John Taylor
29:02
Speaker 6: and all the great players on that forty nine er
29:05
Speaker 6: team and Bill Walsh, you know, I mean it's so
29:09
Speaker 6: there was almost an aura that kind of surrounded them,
29:13
Speaker 6: and it lasted for many years, obviously because they won
29:16
Speaker 6: so many different Super Bowls, and then obviously Steve Young
29:19
Speaker 6: took over. Defensively, they had Fagan and Holt, I mean,
29:23
Speaker 6: two defensive tackles that were monsters, Charles Haley, Ronnie Lott,
29:28
Speaker 6: who was a teammate of mine for a year. I mean,
29:31
Speaker 6: just some great players, Hall of Fame players. And so
29:36
Speaker 6: when they came to town or when you went there,
29:40
Speaker 6: it was a moment that you had to kind of
29:42
Speaker 6: just say, Okay, their team, they put on.
29:45
Speaker 4: Their stuff the same way we do. Let's go.
29:49
Speaker 6: But I think a lot of times when you have
29:50
Speaker 6: a successful organization like that, and nowadays comparison would probably
29:54
Speaker 6: be the Kansas City Chiefs, which will be coming in
29:57
Speaker 6: a town on Monday night next week, that she's you
30:00
Speaker 6: can't you can't get in all of the logo, the
30:05
Speaker 6: logo or the colors, or the Patrick mahomes is or whoever,
30:10
Speaker 6: or Chris mccaffery's so, and that's I think that's part
30:13
Speaker 6: of it. When you travel to a place like that
30:15
Speaker 6: and it is going to be a great environment and
30:17
Speaker 6: it's they do a good job out there in San
30:20
Speaker 6: Francisco of watching their football team and are into it.
30:23
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they're usually into the mix in the playoff
30:28
Speaker 3: race late in the season.
30:29
Speaker 4: That certainly helps as well.
30:31
Speaker 3: This is a this is one of the most banged
30:33
Speaker 3: up football teams I remember early in the season.
30:35
Speaker 6: I don't think there's any question about it, and especially
30:38
Speaker 6: when it comes to the most important position in the game,
30:41
Speaker 6: which is quarterback, which is huge question mark.
30:43
Speaker 3: Yeah, Brock Perty's missed the last two weeks. Mac Jones
30:46
Speaker 3: has stepped in and got him to two winning results
30:49
Speaker 3: in that timeframe, and they're both in the injury report
30:52
Speaker 3: this week.
30:53
Speaker 6: They elevated a quarterback and I can't remember what his
30:57
Speaker 6: name was, but they elevated him last the lest last
31:00
Speaker 6: two weeks for each game, and so my expectation is
31:04
Speaker 6: is that maybe they elevate him again even if Perty
31:07
Speaker 6: is available, and who knows if Perty's going to be available,
31:10
Speaker 6: But yeah, it was.
31:11
Speaker 4: Adrian Martinez's on their practice. I got a.
31:13
Speaker 6: Feeling that if if there was any issue whatsoever with
31:18
Speaker 6: one of those two quarterbacks, they would sign somebody else,
31:22
Speaker 6: you know, quickly. So one of those guys is I
31:25
Speaker 6: think is going to be ready, and my guess is
31:27
Speaker 6: that Mac Jones will be ready.
31:28
Speaker 4: Brock Purty may need another week. I don't know. We'll
31:30
Speaker 4: see Rock Purty man like late draft pick.
31:34
Speaker 3: Mister irrelevant, not just a late draft the last draft pick,
31:38
Speaker 3: and his founder career is carved. Went out in a
31:40
Speaker 3: place where they were trying to search for a quarterback
31:42
Speaker 3: and drafting high and doing a lot of things. He's
31:45
Speaker 3: the one Garoppolo's there. They drafted a top three quarterback
31:49
Speaker 3: after that, and neither one of those worked out. But
31:52
Speaker 3: Rock Party has stood the test of time.
31:54
Speaker 6: So that's why you always take a flyer on quarterbacks
32:00
Speaker 6: point in the draft, whether it's you know, mid rounds
32:03
Speaker 6: or late rounds. If you feel like you got when
32:04
Speaker 6: you still you take a flyer. You try to strike
32:08
Speaker 6: gold because if you do, it can pay off. And
32:10
Speaker 6: brock Purty was the two hundred and sixty second pick
32:15
Speaker 6: of the draft that year. That was the pick for
32:17
Speaker 6: mister irrelevant. And this changes every year based on compensatory
32:20
Speaker 6: picks and everything else. But what a distinction to have
32:24
Speaker 6: and to end up being what they consider be a
32:27
Speaker 6: franchise quarterback. I mean, right now, you look at his
32:30
Speaker 6: career numbers better than Trevor Lawrence's sixty seven point eight
32:34
Speaker 6: percent completion rate, sixty six touchdowns, twenty nine interceptions, and
32:38
Speaker 6: a one oh four point five quarterback rating. That's pretty
32:42
Speaker 6: good for a mister irrelevant pick.
32:45
Speaker 4: For the last pick of the draft.
32:47
Speaker 3: And I mean remember he signed a massive contract, five year,
32:51
Speaker 3: two hundred and sixty five million dollar contract.
32:53
Speaker 4: So he's a good player. Yeah, gratually good player. We'll
32:56
Speaker 4: see what they roll out there this week.
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Speaker 3: Jaguars offensive matchup this week and the Jaguars offensive line,
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Speaker 3: how they've played overall, and what the Niners have to
33:10
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Speaker 3: matchup this week against the defensive front for Sam Francisco.
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Speaker 3: Of course, said Nick Bosa, with a knee injury is
34:03
Speaker 3: done for the season for San fran They do have
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Speaker 3: a rookie that you've talked about, Michael Williams at defensive end,
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Speaker 3: will step in. In an earlier show here in Jacksonville
34:13
Speaker 3: today we heard from Mark Duffner, the former Jaguars linebackers coach.
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Speaker 3: Bryce Huff was a name he brought up that could
34:18
Speaker 3: come in and play some role there on the end
34:21
Speaker 3: for San Francisco. But overall, the Jags offensive line has
34:26
Speaker 3: played very well this year in the run game. Certainly
34:28
Speaker 3: only three sacks on Trevor Lawrence this season. They've given
34:31
Speaker 3: him time to operate back there and another good group
34:35
Speaker 3: to go against this week in San Francisco.
34:37
Speaker 6: Well, I think the run offense has had a big
34:40
Speaker 6: impact on protection as well, because when you run the
34:43
Speaker 6: ball well, it makes it a little bit easier to
34:45
Speaker 6: protect because it slows down the pass rush a little
34:48
Speaker 6: bit of your opponent. And the Jaguars have been committed
34:51
Speaker 6: to running the football and I think that's been a
34:53
Speaker 6: big one. But you know, there has been obviously significant
34:57
Speaker 6: improvement upfront from last year. And give some credit to
35:00
Speaker 6: Anton Harrison. I think he has been really good. Now
35:04
Speaker 6: it's three games in, and consistency throughout a season is
35:09
Speaker 6: what he needs to find because that is something that
35:11
Speaker 6: he hasn't found yet so this year that's the challenge
35:14
Speaker 6: for him. But so far he has been I think
35:18
Speaker 6: really good at right tackle, really good.
35:20
Speaker 3: He was really good in the locker room this week
35:22
Speaker 3: when he talked about it too. Just his early season
35:24
Speaker 3: success so far, and with this the group of five
35:28
Speaker 3: upfront together, they've really messed.
35:30
Speaker 4: Well in these early games.
35:31
Speaker 6: I think the coaches and I'll put Baselli in that category,
35:35
Speaker 6: have done a really good job of challenging him because
35:39
Speaker 6: that's sometimes is all what it takes, is just for
35:42
Speaker 6: a guy to be challenged to reach a level that
35:45
Speaker 6: he hasn't done.
35:46
Speaker 4: That's what coaches are supposed to do.
35:48
Speaker 6: And give some credit obviously to Shaan Saratt, the offensive
35:52
Speaker 6: line coach. He's done a really good job. And obviously
35:54
Speaker 6: Hainesy in there has had a big impact. Ezra Cleveland
35:58
Speaker 6: has been playing well this past game with the injury.
36:00
Speaker 6: Wasn't quite to where he was at the first two games.
36:03
Speaker 6: McCarey's settled things down at right guard. Walker Littles been
36:06
Speaker 6: really good in the run game, been helping him a
36:08
Speaker 6: little bit in the past game. But for the challenge
36:12
Speaker 6: for them this week, and I think the challenge for
36:14
Speaker 6: the Jaguars as a team is to is to block
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Speaker 6: out all the.
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Speaker 4: Conversation that people like me and you want to talk about.
36:20
Speaker 6: Boy, the forty nine ers are injured and they're you know,
36:23
Speaker 6: everybody's on IR and pup and they can't barely feel
36:26
Speaker 6: the team and they're not going.
36:26
Speaker 4: To be any good. Well, you know what, they've won
36:29
Speaker 4: three games and they have lost.
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Speaker 3: None, So you better strap it up, come back in
36:33
Speaker 3: a moment a group that's been strapping it up. As
36:36
Speaker 3: the Jaguars secondary, we'll get into their season so far,
36:39
Speaker 3: what they have to match up against this week. It's
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Speaker 3: each and every week here on Jags HQ. Jaguars secondary
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Speaker 3: really playing some solid football. Nine takeaways for this defense
37:41
Speaker 3: this year, most of those in the secondary, and they're
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Speaker 3: really good against the run. Up front, certainly, but the
37:48
Speaker 3: way the secondary plays the run was nice to see
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Speaker 3: last week. Travis Hunter coming down and run support. We
37:54
Speaker 3: know what the safeties can do. These guys aren't afraid
37:57
Speaker 3: to go tackle people. We're gonna need it this week
38:00
Speaker 3: against McCaffrey.
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Speaker 6: Though, I thought it was cool to see Travis get
38:03
Speaker 6: real physical on that one tackle and then came up
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Speaker 6: on another situation was real physical. But look, that's part
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Speaker 6: of the job description, you know, you.
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Speaker 4: Got to be able to do both.
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Speaker 6: And I think there's still a lot of improvement that
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Speaker 6: they can find in the back end. You know, you
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Speaker 6: got Monterrek Brown that's just coming back from an injury
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Speaker 6: as his first game active of the year this past game.
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Speaker 6: I think he's going to have an opportunity at some
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Speaker 6: point to be able to get on the field and
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Speaker 6: have a role. The competition between him braswell Jari and Jones,
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Speaker 6: I think is pretty intense. And I'll put Tyson Campbell
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Speaker 6: in that category too. I don't think there's any doubt
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Speaker 6: about Travis Hunter being the best cover corner that they have.
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Speaker 6: There's no doubt about Jordan Lewis being the best probably
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Speaker 6: defensive back right now from a grade standpoint. So the
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Speaker 6: other guys are going to have to earn their time
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Speaker 6: wherever they can find it at But that's a big
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Speaker 6: difference than last year on the back end, for sure.
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Speaker 6: He got Eric Murray back there, who's just a wise
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Speaker 6: veteran who knows where to be at the right time.
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Speaker 4: And Devin Lloyd, you know, give him credit.
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Speaker 6: I think that was his best game, I think by
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Speaker 6: far as a pro. And I think they're doing a
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Speaker 6: really good job, the coaches of allowing him to do
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Speaker 6: the things that he does best, which is going forward
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Speaker 6: forward as a blitzer, attacking the line of scrimmage and
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Speaker 6: being physical attacking offensive lineman. He's attacking offensive lineman this
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Speaker 6: year better than I've ever seen him, And what that
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Speaker 6: indicates to me is that he knows what he's doing,
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Speaker 6: so he's on his assignment and that makes it good
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Speaker 6: because it allows him to play aggressive. And that's I
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Speaker 6: think the biggest change from years past where he's at
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Speaker 6: right now. You could make the case that he was
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Speaker 6: the defensive MVP of the game this past game. That's
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Speaker 6: how good he played.
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Speaker 3: Him back in coverage with the players crossing in front
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Speaker 3: of him, that was not an ideal situation.
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Speaker 4: Pressure. You know, they're using them in the blitz pass.
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Speaker 4: Kid should you know?
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Speaker 6: I was involved with tray Von Sack and that's that's
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Speaker 6: something that he does well, and it's and you'll look.
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Speaker 6: I think Devin Lloyd's a great guy and I'm glad.
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Speaker 6: I'm happy for him. It was great to see.
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Speaker 3: And he sat down with John Ozier today on the
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Speaker 3: Ozone podcast, so that'll come up soon on the official
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Speaker 3: Jaguars podcast Network. We're back in a moment final thoughts
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Speaker 3: ahead of the trip to California. The Jaguars headed to
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Speaker 3: Santa Clair to face the San Francisco forty nine Ers
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Speaker 3: this Sunday. It's Jaggs HQ on Jaguars Radio.
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Speaker 1: Welcome Back Jaggs HQ presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 3: Final moments of Jaggs HQ here on the Jaguars Radio Network.
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Speaker 3: JP Shadrick with Jeff Logman or thanks to EVP, Tony Vasilli,
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Speaker 3: GM James Gladstone for joining us on the program and
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Speaker 3: give us some insight to the week that was around
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Speaker 3: the middle of Electric Center.
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Speaker 4: After the win over the Houston Texans.
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Speaker 3: The Jags now two and one and they'll take this
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Speaker 3: show to the West Coast to face the San Francisco
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Speaker 3: forty nine ers.
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Speaker 4: They're three and zero.
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Speaker 3: Levi Stadium, Santa Clara, the site it's a four or
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Speaker 3: five eastern kickoff time. Counto had a kickoff at three
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Speaker 3: o'clock on the Jaguars Radio Network this Sunday tonight in
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Speaker 3: Jacksonville on television Jaguars All Access on Fox thirty at
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Speaker 3: seven o'clock.
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Speaker 4: And who you got tonight.
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Speaker 6: Lot Jordan Lewis, Me, Brent martineau Kai and myself and
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Speaker 6: Jordan Lewis, who has been sensational free agent pickup for
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Speaker 6: the Jaguars defense and definitely a strong leader.
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Speaker 3: He's been a great addition. And you know, we've talked
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Speaker 3: about this in free agency all the time. It's rare
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Speaker 3: to really score in free agency that great locker room guy.
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Speaker 3: I mean, we've had it in Kalaias Campbell, that's the
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Speaker 3: number one guy here in that regard. A couple other
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Speaker 3: players that have been really good players for this team.
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Speaker 3: But Jordan Lewis is right there with it. He brought
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Speaker 3: the intensity of the off season. He had a good
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Speaker 3: career in Dallas.
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Speaker 4: Elected a captain here, he's a captain in his first
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Speaker 4: year as a free agent.
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Speaker 6: That goes a long way, very very similar to Calais, right,
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Speaker 6: But you know it's it's three games in it's still
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Speaker 6: a long way to go, but I think he has
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Speaker 6: been better than expected. I think for the most part.
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Speaker 3: I think he's the one that kind of pulls everybody
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Speaker 3: to the side when things aren't going well or aren't
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Speaker 3: going as they should. I think it probably happens out
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Speaker 3: here on the practice field too. Hey, you know what, guys,
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Speaker 3: we got to play better and does it does? And
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Speaker 3: here's the thing.
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Speaker 6: In order to do something like that, which is to lead,
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Speaker 6: you've got to have performance to back up what you're saying.
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Speaker 6: Because if your performance is not at a high standard,
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Speaker 6: then what you're saying is going to be falling on
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Speaker 6: deaf ears. So that's the thing I think that allows
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Speaker 6: him to be that leader is because his level of
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Speaker 6: play right now is up here for those on radio.
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Speaker 3: Albums above your head, that's pretty high. He's great in
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Speaker 3: the locker room too to talk to because he can
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Speaker 3: give you a breakdown of every part of the defense,
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Speaker 3: all the guys in the secondary.
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Speaker 4: He's just very.
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Speaker 3: Knowledgeable about the situation that he's in and this team
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Speaker 3: is in, and wants to make this a better place.
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Speaker 4: Overall, it's awesome to hear him talk.
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Speaker 3: I love sitting at his locker and just chatting up
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Speaker 3: with it, not even on the micros.
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Speaker 6: Well, he's very mature, you know, and I think he's
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Speaker 6: gives a lot of thought to some of his answers
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Speaker 6: that he gets asked in the locker room. And I
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Speaker 6: know the interview that he did with John Osher a
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Speaker 6: couple of weeks back was strong and glad to have
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Speaker 6: him here in Jacksonville. I tell you that, Yeah, you
43:39
Speaker 6: sit in that locker in between that's empty, between him
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Speaker 6: and Eric Murray, You're gonna learn a lot.
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Speaker 4: Of football from those two guys who brought him in
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Speaker 4: free agency. Well, that's why they brought him in. That's right.
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Speaker 4: It's paying off so far.
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