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Speaker 3: battle of eight and four teams at EverBank Stadium in
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Speaker 3: week fourteen. Important December Football Ahead. JP Shadrick with Jeff Logoman.
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Speaker 3: EVP Tony Boselli is in with us as always. Head
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Speaker 3: coach Liam Cohen joins us in studio. Coach, good afternoon,
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Speaker 3: Thanks for the time. How are you appreciate it? Guys?
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Speaker 4: Thanks for having me on.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, here we are. It's that December. We've talked about
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Speaker 3: this before on pregame interviews. The last week or two,
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Speaker 3: you play after Thanksgiving to make a run after Thanksgiving,
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Speaker 3: and now we're post Thanksgiving, important December games are here.
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Speaker 3: How much do you have to kind of motivate and
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Speaker 3: pump the team a little bit or do you just
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Speaker 3: roll the ball out there? Does everybody know the stakes here?
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Speaker 4: Yeah? I think you know, you have conversations about where
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Speaker 4: you're at and having meaningful games in November and December.
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Speaker 4: But you look at the way that our guys came
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Speaker 4: out in practice today with the right mindset, mentality and energy,
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Speaker 4: and I think there was a focus level that guys
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Speaker 4: understand maybe what's that stake without having to go out
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Speaker 4: and say too many words about it, And that's really
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Speaker 4: what you wanted to be like. And I think these
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Speaker 4: guys will be ready to play on Sunday.
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Speaker 5: You an NFL films fan, absolutely, you remember Bill Parcells
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Speaker 5: walking up and down the sideline telling them, Hey, guys,
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Speaker 5: this is what you lift all them damn weights for
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Speaker 5: and sweat and practice and all that.
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Speaker 3: I mean, this is what it's all about.
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Speaker 4: I actually mentioned that the other day. Is you only
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Speaker 4: get so many opportunities now, right as the season starts
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Speaker 4: to get longer and longer, and you get deeper and
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Speaker 4: deeper into it. Playing meaning, true, meaningful games at this
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Speaker 4: time of year is exactly what you train for, is
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Speaker 4: exactly what you work for. And you know, I think
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Speaker 4: these guys are excited about these opportunities, and hey, look,
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Speaker 4: we go and swing our shot and see what happens.
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Speaker 4: And as long as we go and play with our
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Speaker 4: edge and our mindset the way that we play the game,
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Speaker 4: we can live with the results.
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Speaker 3: You've seen a complete game a couple of weeks ago
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Speaker 3: at Chargers game. That's kind of the blueprint for your team.
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Speaker 3: How difficult is it to replicate that against this Colts team?
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Speaker 3: The way they play football, physical on both lines of scrimmage.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think anytime you go out and compete, you
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Speaker 4: want it to be you know, of the best, right,
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Speaker 4: and that is difficult at times to replicate week in
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Speaker 4: and week out, but ultimately it's the standard that you reach.
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Speaker 4: And now, okay, that's what we want it to look
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Speaker 4: like as much as possible. And this team, you know,
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Speaker 4: Indie presents the challenges that are going to make it
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Speaker 4: difficult to do that. But that's that's why you play,
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Speaker 4: That's why you compete, and that's why you go through
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Speaker 4: this process. So our guys are excited. I think they've
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Speaker 4: worked at it in Indy. You know, look, they're they're
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Speaker 4: a good football team, right they've they're good on offense,
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Speaker 4: defense and special teams. But just like anybody that can
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Speaker 4: be beat.
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Speaker 3: With with your football team.
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Speaker 5: Going against Tennessee last week, I thought the great thing
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Speaker 5: about it was is that every team you played a
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Speaker 5: division is different, and I thought your team had an
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Speaker 5: edge about it. You know when I say edge, a
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Speaker 5: little attitude, you know, can you bring that same attitude
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Speaker 5: to a colts team at home?
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Speaker 3: I think so.
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Speaker 4: You know, I think the guys last week went in
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Speaker 4: there knowing that that was a game where you just
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Speaker 4: you got to go take care of business. Let's go
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Speaker 4: take care of business. And yeah, got a little bit
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Speaker 4: shippy there for a while, like them back and forth.
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Speaker 4: And so do we, Yeah, you know, so do we.
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Speaker 4: And so that's kind of the cool part about competing
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Speaker 4: with this group of guys is you know, the little
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Speaker 4: bit of mindset at any time, any place, anywhere, let's
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Speaker 4: go and we have to have that mindset. So this
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Speaker 4: Sunday is no different. It's a quality opponent that's you know,
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Speaker 4: on our schedule. That we need to go, try to
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Speaker 4: take care of business, you know, and to get to
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Speaker 4: where we want to go.
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Speaker 3: So great Up, how.
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Speaker 5: Much does the weather forecast kind of affect the planning
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Speaker 5: of the game. I mean, it's no nobody knows exactly
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Speaker 5: what it's going to be Sunday at one o'clock. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: but do you kind of plan accordingly to get ready
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Speaker 5: for a game if there is a factor involved.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's definitely something we talked about as a staff
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Speaker 4: and we'll talk about again in our game management meeting
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Speaker 4: over the weekend. We've mentioned to the players that, yeah, this,
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Speaker 4: you know, we could be dealing with some rain, which
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Speaker 4: we have not dealt with really this year at all
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Speaker 4: in a in a game. So we had the one
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Speaker 4: postponement early Game one, but since then we've been really
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Speaker 4: fortunate that way. And I think our guys understand. They
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Speaker 4: played in it a little bit last year in India
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Speaker 4: at home against Indy. Wasn't perfect weather, I think that day,
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Speaker 4: and our quarterback played pretty darn good.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 4: So I'm excited he threw it well today in the
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Speaker 4: wet ball drills that we were doing. So anticipate our
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Speaker 4: guys being prepared for it.
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Speaker 3: Head coach Liam Cohen is with us on Jaggs HQ
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Speaker 3: Week fourteen, Coats Jaguars coming up. Coach, You've got the
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Speaker 3: number one rushing defense in the National Football League going
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Speaker 3: up against the number one rusher in the NFL and
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Speaker 3: Jonathan Taylor. Why has the Jaguars run defense been so
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Speaker 3: successful this year? And obviously it's a great challenge this
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Speaker 3: week against Taylor in the way they run it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I got a lot of respect for Jonathan Taylor
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Speaker 4: the player. You know what he did in college, throughout
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Speaker 4: his whole career. I have a lot of respect for him.
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Speaker 4: So great challenge. As you mentioned, I think that you know,
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Speaker 4: you get what you emphasize in this league typically right,
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Speaker 4: And when we did get here as a staff, we
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Speaker 4: talked about wanting to build a mindset and a mentality
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Speaker 4: that started with stopping the run and being able to
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Speaker 4: run the football. And you get what you emphasize, and
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Speaker 4: we've emphasized that a lot, and our players have taken
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Speaker 4: that on personally. You're able to stop the run in
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Speaker 4: multiple different front structures and also be able to do
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Speaker 4: it at times in too high which really helps you
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Speaker 4: out with the past game, the play actions, the boots
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Speaker 4: and things like that. So great challenge this weekend, but
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Speaker 4: our guys have done a great job and I expect
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Speaker 4: that to continue.
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Speaker 5: And with the success that he's having Daniel Jones, who
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Speaker 5: might be the best free agent signing in the league,
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Speaker 5: you could say that, make that case. He's had nine
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Speaker 5: one hundred plus rated games this year out of twelve.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty impressive, very impressive. You can see the amount
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Speaker 4: of time and work that Daniel put into his footwork
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Speaker 4: this offseason. His mechanics, his body positions, the way the
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Speaker 4: ball's coming off his hand is pretty impressive, and he's
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Speaker 4: putting it in spots where you know only his guys.
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Speaker 2: Can get it at times.
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Speaker 4: And I know he's been dealing with maybe not moving
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Speaker 4: as great as he was at times this season, but man,
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Speaker 4: he's playing at a high level and has been all season.
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Speaker 4: His guys are making plays for him as well. So
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Speaker 4: huge emphasis for us this week of matching the front
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Speaker 4: with the coverage in the back end and continuing to
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Speaker 4: try to impact and affect the pocket in both the
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Speaker 4: middle push and also on the edge there. So you know,
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Speaker 4: he's playing at a high level, though we're going to
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Speaker 4: have to be on it.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, when you talk about him not maybe having the
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Speaker 5: same mobility, watching the film of him the last two weeks,
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Speaker 5: you could definitely tell, like on his drop back he's
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Speaker 5: not quite digging that one foot all the way back.
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Speaker 5: But the crazy thing is he actually has more rush
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Speaker 5: attempts in the last two weeks than any other two
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Speaker 5: weeks combined, which doesn't make sense. But the reality is
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Speaker 5: he used to be a I mean, big time athlete
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Speaker 5: would take off and man in a minute. He's not
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Speaker 5: doing that as much, but it seems like his prowess
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Speaker 5: as a passer is still on the money.
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I know. I've heard stories about him playing
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Speaker 4: through injuries, whether it was in college or in the
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Speaker 4: early parts of his career, and.
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Speaker 3: He's a tough dude.
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Speaker 4: He's a competitor, and you know that's something that's in you,
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Speaker 4: and he has that in him, which is impressive. So
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Speaker 4: he's definitely improved, I think dramatically as a pastor in
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Speaker 4: terms of just the consistency. He always was extremely talented.
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Speaker 4: As you mentioned, he could run it a lot. They
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Speaker 4: did a lot of his own read with him in
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Speaker 4: New York and him being able to do quarterback design runs.
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Speaker 4: But you know, they've asked him to be a pastor,
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Speaker 4: they've asked him to run that offense and operate that
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Speaker 4: offense at a high level, and he's done.
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Speaker 3: That, all right, coach, last one for you here home
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Speaker 3: game at the Bank December. We've seen what this crowd
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Speaker 3: can do and do to help this football team earlier
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Speaker 3: in the season. Gonna need it down the stretch here
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Speaker 3: starting this Sunday, right absolutely.
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Speaker 4: You know, as I've mentioned that, Look, we are constantly
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Speaker 4: working as an organization, as a football team, you know,
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Speaker 4: to put a product on the field that our fans
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Speaker 4: and supporters and organization can be proud of. And so
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Speaker 4: our players want to play in front of this city,
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Speaker 4: in front of this crowd, in front of everybody that
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Speaker 4: can make their way out, because look, every time you
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Speaker 4: go out there as an entertainer, as a football player,
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Speaker 4: you're trying to put your best product out there. And
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Speaker 4: the more home field advantage we can get this weekend
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Speaker 4: and pump that crowd noise up, that'll be awesome.
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Speaker 3: Coach, thanks for the time. We really appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: Thanks, guys, appreciate it.
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Speaker 3: Head coach Liam Cohen joining us in the studio. Tony Baseli,
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Speaker 3: James Gladstone. When we return, we'll look deeper into this
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Speaker 3: Coach Jaguars matchup in week fourteen. This is Jaggs HQ
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Speaker 3: on the Jaguars Radio Network.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back jags HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 3: It is Jaggs HQ. We are on the Jaguars Radio Network.
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Speaker 3: JP Shadwick, Jeff Logaman our thanks to you, Wars at
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Speaker 3: Joch Liam Cohen joining us live in studio, heading back
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Speaker 3: down the whole Way to continue planning for the Colts
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Speaker 3: Jaguars matchup, a battle for first place in the AFC
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Speaker 3: South eight and four Colts eight and four Jaguars, Tony Boselli,
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Speaker 3: James Gladstone in with us now, Good afternoon, James, how
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Speaker 3: are you you know what? Life is pretty good? Jack,
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Speaker 3: to be here, Yeah, I'm glad you're here. And Tony, Hi,
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Speaker 3: it's good to be here too, Jake. First place Jaguars.
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Speaker 3: Good to be in first place too, but still football
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Speaker 3: to be played, a lot.
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Speaker 6: Of work to be done, that's right. It doesn't matter
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Speaker 6: what the standings are right now. It's good to be
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Speaker 6: where we are. You want to, obviously this time of year,
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Speaker 6: be in a position where you can kind of control
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Speaker 6: your own destiny and determine what happens on the field.
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Speaker 6: And we've earned the right to get to that point.
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Speaker 6: But that's it, I mean, doesn't matter. You know, you
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Speaker 6: got the Colts have the same record as US eight
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Speaker 6: and four Texans, very good football team at seven to five.
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Speaker 6: It's gonna be the what team plays the best in
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Speaker 6: December is gonna win the division. That's what that's the
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Speaker 6: challenge in front of us, and that's what we got
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Speaker 6: to go do.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but it still makes it damn fun.
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Speaker 6: Listen if you said it with coach and anyone who's
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Speaker 6: played this game, like I.
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Speaker 3: Don't care what level.
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Speaker 2: If you just played high school, played in college, played.
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Speaker 6: In the NFL like we did, playing menifull games at
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Speaker 6: the end of the season, where you have an opportunity
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Speaker 6: to go win a championship, win a division, when getting
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Speaker 6: the playoffs is a.
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Speaker 2: High school wheyer, you know, have a great year in the.
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Speaker 6: College and the college playoffs in the NFL, win a division,
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Speaker 6: getting the playoffs, keep playing, That's all you can That's
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Speaker 6: why you work, that's why you spend the time, that's
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Speaker 6: why you.
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Speaker 2: Play the game.
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Speaker 6: These are the These are the times that are fun.
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Speaker 6: This is the time where you just let it go
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Speaker 6: and go compete.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, there, it's obviously this is fun. This is
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Speaker 2: why you do it.
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Speaker 6: But there's so much football ahead of us, and it
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Speaker 6: starts this weekend, and we got a tough opponent, a
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Speaker 6: team that's played great football year and they're coming in
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Speaker 6: and they're thinking the same thing. Well coached, really good players,
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Speaker 6: and they're saying, hey, division is for ours to take.
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Speaker 6: And you got Houston right behind us, and they're saying, hey,
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Speaker 6: we can go take this thing. So three teams, somebody's
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Speaker 6: gonna take it.
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Speaker 2: It's our job and go do it.
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Speaker 3: Gotta be fun for a guy building the roster too.
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Speaker 7: Right, Oh, this is an absolute blast. I think it's
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Speaker 7: been well said over the course of the last few weeks. Right,
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Speaker 7: nobody remembers a year ago, the standings in week eleven, twelve,
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Speaker 7: and thirteen. What you do remember is the sensations right
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Speaker 7: throughout the course of a season. And I can tell
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Speaker 7: you right now it's going to be an absolute blast
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Speaker 7: on the stretch. Right, we got one game right in
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Speaker 7: front of us, and some might say it's the most
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Speaker 7: important game in franchise history and so I think that's.
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Speaker 3: Where clearly guy in particularly some might say.
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Speaker 6: I mean, anyone would like to argue with me, I'm
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Speaker 6: sure you will of many of our fans on Twitter
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Speaker 6: well or x whatever it's called. This is the most
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Speaker 6: important game in the history of the franchise. There's never
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Speaker 6: been a more important one than this right now because
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Speaker 6: it's the one we get to go play and it's
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Speaker 6: a December football.
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Speaker 2: Man, it's gonna be so much fun.
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Speaker 3: Beat it.
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Speaker 2: It's what you want to do and can't wait.
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Speaker 6: What a great opportunity for in what I what's fun
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Speaker 6: for me and I think James would agree is everyone
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Speaker 6: in this organization has done so much work to be
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Speaker 6: able to have this opportunity, you know, and I mean everybody,
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Speaker 6: whether the business, supports, staff, are players, our coaches, a
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Speaker 6: lot of work and now to watch our players and
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Speaker 6: our coaches that have the opportunity to prepare this week.
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Speaker 6: Liam talked about it, working the tails off on the
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Speaker 6: practice field, getting their bodies ready, weight room, training room.
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Speaker 6: But to watch them to have the opportunity to go
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Speaker 6: on the field this Sunday and just to go do what.
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Speaker 2: They love to do.
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Speaker 6: That's what it's That's what it's all about and looking
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Speaker 6: forward to seeing them go out and and do what
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Speaker 6: they do.
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Speaker 5: I gotta ask a question just for both of you,
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Speaker 5: and you can kind of go however you want to.
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Speaker 5: But the guy that was just sitting in the chair, James,
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Speaker 5: that you're in right now, I mean, what a great
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Speaker 5: job that he's been able to do this year. I mean,
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Speaker 5: all three of you guys, to be able to put
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Speaker 5: this team in position to be in this moment is
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Speaker 5: truly commendable. And I think the roster management and the
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Speaker 5: day to day management that a coach goes through and
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Speaker 5: getting a team to play as he has done is challenging,
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Speaker 5: and I just feel like that he's got a very
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Speaker 5: special ability to reach a team and to communicate a team.
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Speaker 5: Are you guys seeing the same thing?
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Speaker 2: Absolutely?
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Speaker 7: I think one of the more impressive elements right obviously
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Speaker 7: Liams in his first year as a head coach. But
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Speaker 7: if you take a moment to just circle back to
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Speaker 7: what the first preseason game look like to where we
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Speaker 7: are now and the ebbs and flows of the lead
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Speaker 7: up to the kickoff against Carolina, the ebbs and flows
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Speaker 7: since that first opener against Carolina, how he's been able
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Speaker 7: to navigate some of the best parts of the season
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Speaker 7: and some of the worst, and being able to keep
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Speaker 7: a steady sort of pulse within that locker room, within
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Speaker 7: the coaching staff, to make sure that the product on
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Speaker 7: the field continues to be one that our fan base,
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Speaker 7: our partners can all be proud of, everyone in our
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Speaker 7: organization can look at at this stage of the season
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Speaker 7: and be excited about what we have in front of us.
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Speaker 7: And that's been an earned thing. Right that's been earned,
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Speaker 7: as Tony said, not only just through Liam, but because
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Speaker 7: we have a lot of other people who work in
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Speaker 7: tandem to support him, to support our players, and it
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Speaker 7: has been really cool to see the different versions of
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Speaker 7: who we are take shape and present themselves and really
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Speaker 7: who we are in this current moment. Obviously, we got
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Speaker 7: a handful of other ops still in front of us
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Speaker 7: that are guaranteed one that we know is directly in
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Speaker 7: front of us, but look forward to earn it the
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Speaker 7: rest of the way and seeing what else continues to
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Speaker 7: show itself. Knowing that, you know, as Liam alluded to,
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Speaker 7: against the Chargers, we've seen a standard for what this
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Speaker 7: needs to look like. Now it's got to be reached
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Speaker 7: with consistency, because we know it's there, so look forward
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Speaker 7: to seeing that for sure.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think the one thing I would add is
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Speaker 6: and Liam's done an outstanding job leading this organization, leading
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Speaker 6: the football team, holding the standard we talked about from
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Speaker 6: day one, James, liamb myself, where we communicate to everyone
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Speaker 6: in this building.
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Speaker 2: There's a standard what it needs to be.
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Speaker 6: A Jacksonville Jaguar, and Liam has communicated that, held the line,
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Speaker 6: but at the same time going through the ebbs and
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Speaker 6: flows and trying to keep you know, steady hands because
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Speaker 6: you don't want to get too high too low.
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Speaker 2: It's a long season. You've got to play every week.
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Speaker 6: Injuries happened, adversity, all those different things that we've talked about,
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Speaker 6: but at the same time, never being satisfied, never been
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Speaker 6: getting comfortable with whatever position you're in. And I think
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Speaker 6: one of the fun things we talk about. Everyone's excited
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Speaker 6: about December football. Yes, it'd be very easy, and sometimes
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Speaker 6: you have to remember human natures, start patting yourself on
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Speaker 6: the back and look what we've accomplished. We've accomplished nothing yet.
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Speaker 6: And I think one of the things that I think
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Speaker 6: has shown the leadership of Liam and our coaching staff
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Speaker 6: and how our players have approached this opportunity is that
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Speaker 6: hunger of not being satisfied, saying we have yet to
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Speaker 6: do anything. We've earned the right to have the opportunity
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Speaker 6: to do something. But standing in our way is a
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Speaker 6: very good team in the Indianapolis Colts, and so let's
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Speaker 6: not get satisfied, Let's not get comfortable. And I think
17:51
Speaker 6: Liam's leadership in the way he's handled that has been outstanding,
17:54
Speaker 6: and I give a lot of credit to him, his staff,
17:57
Speaker 6: and then players the way they've responded. You watch our
18:00
Speaker 6: players have approached this season and guys.
18:03
Speaker 3: Who have.
18:06
Speaker 6: Maybe not anyone was thinking about, Hey, this individual is
18:09
Speaker 6: gonna have to come up and make big plays because
18:11
Speaker 6: maybe it's a backup, maybe third string, way back in
18:15
Speaker 6: the roster. We've had practice squad players who've been elevated
18:18
Speaker 6: making impacts.
18:20
Speaker 2: And what that tells me this is a team full of.
18:22
Speaker 6: Players that are working, week in and week out, whatever
18:26
Speaker 6: their role is at that moment, to be their best version.
18:31
Speaker 6: We talk about it, James has said it multiple times.
18:34
Speaker 6: We're expecting nothing more than to be the best version
18:36
Speaker 6: of yourself.
18:37
Speaker 2: Be yourself.
18:37
Speaker 6: We talks about that a lot with our players and
18:40
Speaker 6: what we've seen is these guys coming out week in
18:42
Speaker 6: and week out, and.
18:43
Speaker 2: It's the same this week going into this opportunity.
18:46
Speaker 6: Guys showing up, working through injuries, working through aches and pains,
18:50
Speaker 6: and some guys.
18:52
Speaker 2: We don't know.
18:52
Speaker 6: We'll see what happens when we get the Sunday. Who's available,
18:55
Speaker 6: but regardless, everyone's going to be ready to go, take
18:57
Speaker 6: advantage of the opportunity to get on that field, compete
19:00
Speaker 6: and be who we are in the standard that we
19:03
Speaker 6: have set what it means to be a Jaguar, and
19:05
Speaker 6: then whatever the outcome is.
19:06
Speaker 2: We can live with that if we approach it that way.
19:09
Speaker 3: Let's return and get into some of the matchups this week.
19:12
Speaker 3: The Colts and the Jaguars Battle of eight and four
19:15
Speaker 3: teams at ever Bank Stadium, first place on the line
19:17
Speaker 3: in the AFC South. And this is jags HQ on
19:20
Speaker 3: Jaguars Radio.
19:29
Speaker 1: Welcome Back jags HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida, continues
19:34
Speaker 1: right now.
19:34
Speaker 3: Final a few minutes with James Gladstone and Toby was Selly.
19:37
Speaker 3: It is jags Hqjap Shadwick with Jeff Vlogoman. The Colts
19:41
Speaker 3: and the Jaguars eight and four Battle at the Banklocks.
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Speaker 5: I think everybody you know over the last couple of weeks,
19:47
Speaker 5: and we talked about Cole Van Lannon last week, but
19:49
Speaker 5: we really didn't touch on Sean Surrett, the offensive line coach,
19:54
Speaker 5: and Cole vanland has done an amazing job. And maybe
19:58
Speaker 5: this week he starts at left tackle with the injury
20:01
Speaker 5: with Walker Little, But the job that Sean Surrett has done,
20:04
Speaker 5: and this is for either one of you guys, and
20:07
Speaker 5: I know we had a health challenge at the beginning
20:09
Speaker 5: before the season even actually started, But the job that
20:12
Speaker 5: he's done with that offensive line and all the different
20:16
Speaker 5: moving pieces, not only handling the different lineups, but the
20:19
Speaker 5: performance standard at where they are and having the expectations
20:24
Speaker 5: where they are, I'm impressed.
20:28
Speaker 3: You should be impressed. Yeah, you should be.
20:29
Speaker 7: I think anybody that watches that group should be because
20:32
Speaker 7: there's been a lot of moving parts. You know, most
20:34
Speaker 7: of the times offensive lines they're going to deal with
20:36
Speaker 7: some attrition. They're not going to stay fully healthy for
20:39
Speaker 7: the duration of a season, and we've battled our own
20:42
Speaker 7: versions of that, and Cole Van Lannon's been someone who's
20:45
Speaker 7: been able to patch it together and keep a level
20:47
Speaker 7: of consistency across a group of five week to week
20:51
Speaker 7: without having to be in the exact same place. You know,
20:54
Speaker 7: as he stepped into left tackle against the Titans, that
20:58
Speaker 7: meant that he had lined up up at four different
21:01
Speaker 7: positions over the course of four straight weeks. He is
21:05
Speaker 7: now one of nine players over the last twenty seasons
21:08
Speaker 7: to do such a thing, not over that span, but
21:11
Speaker 7: just in a single season. He did it in four
21:13
Speaker 7: straight weeks. So obviously that's an impressive tash, Right, It's
21:17
Speaker 7: not an easy thing to do, and you know, it's
21:18
Speaker 7: one of the reasons why Patrick McCarry was someone we
21:21
Speaker 7: were so interested in, Right, he did something very similar
21:24
Speaker 7: over the course of his tenure with the Baltimore Ravens.
21:26
Speaker 7: He had played all five spots, not just four. But
21:30
Speaker 7: it did it across multiple seasons, not what Cole has done,
21:33
Speaker 7: which is four positions over a single season. And you know,
21:36
Speaker 7: obviously that requires a ton of preparation, a ton of
21:40
Speaker 7: work not only from a coach like Sean, but also
21:44
Speaker 7: the assistant ol coaches and Cole himself putting in the
21:47
Speaker 7: time to make sure that he's prepared for that, you know,
21:51
Speaker 7: and I think it's just been a thing of beauty
21:53
Speaker 7: to watch it all come together, knowing that, you know,
21:55
Speaker 7: adversity usually builds up some version of callous that can
22:00
Speaker 7: help you battle through tough times. And Sean obviously went
22:02
Speaker 7: through his own personal struggles over the course of the
22:05
Speaker 7: summer in the offseason and bounced back stronger than ever
22:08
Speaker 7: and has really showed signs of being the purest form
22:11
Speaker 7: of what an over line coach is. And you know,
22:14
Speaker 7: I think that group as a whole has really done
22:17
Speaker 7: a great job of forming chemistry, being willing to evolve
22:22
Speaker 7: and not be the same just because a lineup coming
22:26
Speaker 7: into the season was written in let's say, pencil right
22:30
Speaker 7: and knowing that it's going to have to get erased
22:32
Speaker 7: and modified over the course of the season and just
22:35
Speaker 7: roll with the punches. It's been a really cool thing.
22:37
Speaker 7: And I think Robert Hainsey deserves a ton of credit
22:40
Speaker 7: as well, because you know, he sort of brings that
22:43
Speaker 7: whole group together and make sure that everybody's understanding of
22:47
Speaker 7: what the expectation is and you know, really what the
22:50
Speaker 7: calls need to be and keeping communication at a premium.
22:54
Speaker 7: I think that shows itself on a week to week basis,
22:56
Speaker 7: And you know, just like any of them, he's battling
22:59
Speaker 7: through his own and things like that, and so for
23:02
Speaker 7: all of them to do what they're doing is really impressive.
23:05
Speaker 5: And Tony, before you chime in here, I want to
23:07
Speaker 5: also mention and I want to make sure I say
23:10
Speaker 5: the same. Khali, who is the assistant offensive line coach,
23:14
Speaker 5: is also a big part of that.
23:16
Speaker 6: And Treuvre Mendelssohn, who's also one of the assistants. With
23:19
Speaker 6: two assistant offensive line coaches, they all three do a
23:23
Speaker 6: great job. And Sean has done a great job of
23:26
Speaker 6: leading that room. And I think a lot of times
23:30
Speaker 6: the personality of a position group takes on kind of
23:33
Speaker 6: takes a cue from their position, especially that group, and
23:38
Speaker 6: Sean is the quintessential offensive line coach, tough, gritty, no nonsense,
23:44
Speaker 6: going to speak the truth. And that group's done a
23:48
Speaker 6: great job. And I would say this about our the
23:50
Speaker 6: entire coaching staff. We talk about injuries happen, and I
23:55
Speaker 6: think one of the things that's happened on this team
23:57
Speaker 6: when we've had teams, guys have stepped up, and that's
23:59
Speaker 6: a edit to our players being prepared. We've seen that
24:02
Speaker 6: offensive line James just talked about talked about the group
24:05
Speaker 6: of how a little bit of musical chairs. At times,
24:07
Speaker 6: guys haven't played different positions, different starting five. We've seen
24:11
Speaker 6: that a number of different position groups. That's also a
24:14
Speaker 6: credit to our coaching staff of making sure their guys
24:17
Speaker 6: are prepared so that if somebody does have an injury,
24:21
Speaker 6: somebody goes down during the week, during the game, whatever
24:24
Speaker 6: it may be, the next guy's right. So often we
24:27
Speaker 6: talk about the next man up theory and you think
24:29
Speaker 6: about the players being ready. That is a heavy load
24:32
Speaker 6: also on our coaching staff. They take responsibility of being
24:35
Speaker 6: great teachers, and I think what Liam did when he
24:38
Speaker 6: put this staff together. He brought a bunch of great teachers,
24:40
Speaker 6: great communicators together, and it's our success goes a lot
24:44
Speaker 6: to those guys as well of how they've coached their guys.
24:47
Speaker 6: Sean's a perfect example of that. Have a ton of
24:49
Speaker 6: respect being around a lot of different offensive line groups
24:53
Speaker 6: and coaches throughout my tenure, whether in college in the
24:56
Speaker 6: professional ranks. He's one of the really good ones. And
25:00
Speaker 6: he has two great assistants, and and that's a group
25:04
Speaker 6: that takes a lot of pride too. They understand we
25:06
Speaker 6: want to run the ball, we want to be a
25:08
Speaker 6: physical team. You only can be a physical team if
25:12
Speaker 6: that starts with those five.
25:13
Speaker 2: Guys up front.
25:14
Speaker 6: That's who sets the tone for the entire fifty three
25:17
Speaker 6: man roster of being physical, being tough, that in our
25:21
Speaker 6: defensive line, those two groups are the guys that have
25:23
Speaker 6: to show that they have to put that on on
25:27
Speaker 6: the grass week in and week out. And those two
25:29
Speaker 6: groups have shown up in a big way. Obviously, we
25:32
Speaker 6: want to run the ball, no secret, we want to
25:34
Speaker 6: stop the run.
25:35
Speaker 3: Colts aren't much different.
25:37
Speaker 6: They want to run, they want to play some good defense.
25:40
Speaker 6: And so what a test, What an opportunity to go
25:43
Speaker 6: on the field on Sunday in that stadium, hopefully in
25:47
Speaker 6: front of a packed house, and see two teams are
25:49
Speaker 6: going to give their best shots and throw haymakers at
25:52
Speaker 6: each other, and we'll see what happens.
25:53
Speaker 7: I tried to convince Tony a long time ago that
25:56
Speaker 7: we needed to prioritize the offense. So har I'm glad
25:59
Speaker 7: you talked the death of that thing to make it
26:02
Speaker 7: sure that we didn't feel a fall off when injuries.
26:04
Speaker 2: The Curry's finally starting to see it now.
26:08
Speaker 6: I've drove up the story many of the times about
26:10
Speaker 6: in the interview process with Liam when he had me
26:13
Speaker 6: sold in about first ten minutes because usually these offensive
26:16
Speaker 6: crews they get in there, they want to talk about
26:18
Speaker 6: quarterbacks and throwing the ball over the yard and everything,
26:20
Speaker 6: and no, I don't think.
26:22
Speaker 3: So we talked about Trevor. I know my audience.
26:26
Speaker 6: We talked about Trevor because we talked about him as
26:29
Speaker 6: the quarterback, and then he immediately went to the offensive
26:31
Speaker 6: line and started talking about in detail offensive line play.
26:35
Speaker 6: Not much different is the gem we hired and going
26:40
Speaker 6: through the process and the interview processes, Liam and I
26:43
Speaker 6: were leading that together with James of how he saw
26:46
Speaker 6: the game and who we wanted to be and how
26:49
Speaker 6: do you win football games in this league, especially in
26:52
Speaker 6: December and January. You better have a team that's tough
26:56
Speaker 6: and physical. You better have a team who can run
26:59
Speaker 6: the ball, can stop to run, because this time of
27:01
Speaker 6: year that's how you win. It gets a little cold,
27:06
Speaker 6: the weather changes, it could be raining on Sunday, nasty weather. Well,
27:12
Speaker 6: typically a team who could run the ball and stop
27:14
Speaker 6: to run travels. And that's what we wanted to be.
27:17
Speaker 6: And you gotta have a good o l And again
27:19
Speaker 6: I go back to you.
27:21
Speaker 2: Got a Colts team believes the same thing. You look out.
27:23
Speaker 3: They're built.
27:23
Speaker 2: They've invested in that offensive line. They've got a really
27:25
Speaker 2: good offensive line.
27:28
Speaker 3: Draft picks, yep.
27:29
Speaker 6: They got the best back as far as yards this
27:33
Speaker 6: year rushing in Jonathan Taylor. They invested in a tight end.
27:37
Speaker 6: We got two Penn State tight ends going at it
27:41
Speaker 6: as well. I mean, you talk about two teams that
27:43
Speaker 6: are trying to see who's gonna be the tough, who's
27:46
Speaker 6: gonna win in the trenches. And man, as a former
27:49
Speaker 6: offensive lineman, I'll tell you what, that's the type of
27:52
Speaker 6: game you kind of get excited about.
27:55
Speaker 2: It's gonna be fun, it's gonna.
27:57
Speaker 3: Be a great test for us. That a little butter
27:59
Speaker 3: a little so it should be a packed house here
28:02
Speaker 3: at the Bank as well.
28:03
Speaker 6: Yeah, listen, and I'll just echo what Liam said. Our
28:08
Speaker 6: fans need to understand how important they are. We talk
28:10
Speaker 6: about wanting to build a tough, physical team, a team
28:14
Speaker 6: that no matter where we play, that our opponents win
28:19
Speaker 6: or lose, are gonna feel us on the grass. There's
28:22
Speaker 6: just a mentality, no different. We want this stadium, this
28:26
Speaker 6: home field advantage, to be a place when visiting teams
28:29
Speaker 6: come to EverBank come to Jacksonville, they realize they know
28:33
Speaker 6: they're gonna have to deal with our fans.
28:34
Speaker 2: They're gonna have to deal with.
28:35
Speaker 6: A packed house, they have to deal with crowd, noise,
28:38
Speaker 6: a crowd, a group of fans getting after it from
28:41
Speaker 6: the start. And so we need to establish that here.
28:44
Speaker 6: We have great fans, but we need to make this
28:46
Speaker 6: stadium one of the most feared stadiums in the NFL.
28:49
Speaker 6: The only way that can happen is two things. We
28:51
Speaker 6: got to do our job on the grass and build
28:53
Speaker 6: the team that's physically tough. We need our fans to
28:56
Speaker 6: come and bring that presence. Come early, get here at
28:59
Speaker 6: warm ups. Man, send the message early to that Colts
29:02
Speaker 6: team coming in that not only they'renna have to deal
29:05
Speaker 6: with us on the grass, they have to deal with.
29:06
Speaker 2: Our fans in the stands.
29:07
Speaker 5: And looking forward to uh throwback unis okay the ones
29:12
Speaker 5: we wore and legends weekend, so great Jaguars will be
29:16
Speaker 5: in town.
29:16
Speaker 6: But a number of guys Jeff practice tomorrow and Saturday,
29:20
Speaker 6: so they're coming out.
29:21
Speaker 2: That'll be fun, be good.
29:22
Speaker 5: Yeah, looking forward to that. And then by the way,
29:24
Speaker 5: we'll see you tonight here on TV. Oh my gosh
29:28
Speaker 5: as your one more guests man, and the show is
29:31
Speaker 5: only are you coming to?
29:34
Speaker 7: Would have been nice to get the infant.
29:37
Speaker 3: Wow forgot it in the mail?
29:39
Speaker 5: Got lost? We can we get arrange one real quick.
29:42
Speaker 5: Here would you like to come on our TV show tonight?
29:48
Speaker 3: Some player lists to get to the.
29:53
Speaker 6: Big star that is Uh, Jacoby Myers showed me Jacobe
29:56
Speaker 6: Myers coming and Uh. You talk about a a guy
30:00
Speaker 6: that knows what it means and hits the standard, what
30:03
Speaker 6: it means to be a jaguar, how he plays the game,
30:06
Speaker 6: his professionalism. James did a great job of identifying that
30:10
Speaker 6: and making that happen for our organization. And he's been great.
30:16
Speaker 5: One of the few human beings that when he goes
30:18
Speaker 5: across the middle his arms actually get longer.
30:22
Speaker 3: He's not afraid like inspector Gadget in the middle.
30:25
Speaker 6: And I think, Jeff, what you've noticed is true because
30:30
Speaker 6: he goes and he is full speed, whether it's in
30:34
Speaker 6: the middle of the field outside and he is going
30:36
Speaker 6: to go. He has his strong hands. And what also
30:40
Speaker 6: he does is he is a selfless player. And I'll
30:43
Speaker 6: say this and the Eggerban has done a great job
30:45
Speaker 6: with our receivers. I think you saw it last week
30:47
Speaker 6: also with BT, BT coming back for the first time
30:51
Speaker 6: in action had been out for a while with that ankle.
30:53
Speaker 6: Jacobe catches that deep crossers running and BT shows off
30:57
Speaker 6: his speed in size sprinting past to Kobe and knocking
31:01
Speaker 6: out the corner to in a film room this week,
31:03
Speaker 6: you have to get extra ten to fifteen whatever yards
31:06
Speaker 6: it was. And one of the things we talked about
31:09
Speaker 6: expectations and Edgar sets it, Liam sets it, our team
31:14
Speaker 6: sets it, our receivers block and Jacoby from day one
31:19
Speaker 6: he got here not afraid to put his face in there,
31:22
Speaker 6: just like the rest of our receivers to help spring
31:24
Speaker 6: Travis and uh bashall and try and so it's not
31:29
Speaker 6: just about going across the middle and catching. That shows
31:32
Speaker 6: the toughness. And obviously job one is receivers, catch the
31:36
Speaker 6: get open, catch the ball. But we expect these guys
31:38
Speaker 6: to play physical football as well, and they have. And
31:41
Speaker 6: for me, he's an offensive line and man, I respect
31:43
Speaker 6: the heck out of that.
31:44
Speaker 3: Jaguars All Access TV to Night seven o'clock, Fox Thirday,
31:47
Speaker 3: Jakobe Myers and Tony BISSELLI youre gonna watch Tony on
31:50
Speaker 3: TV tonight.
31:50
Speaker 2: Jane, No, he's not Gonnaways busy. He's doing lists.
31:53
Speaker 3: It you got a lists to me.
31:54
Speaker 7: I'll tune in, send me the link.
31:57
Speaker 3: It's on TV.
31:59
Speaker 2: You know that.
32:03
Speaker 3: Guys. Thanks a lot, good luck to you this week.
32:05
Speaker 2: Appreciate you, guys.
32:05
Speaker 3: Tony Basseli, James Gladstone with us plenty more a hand.
32:08
Speaker 3: About fifteen minutes, the voice of the Colts, Matt Taylor,
32:11
Speaker 3: joining us for Behind the Enemy Lines. It's jaggs HQ
32:17
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32:19
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32:24
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32:32
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32:35
Speaker 3: coach Liam Cohen, EVP Tony Boselli, General manager James Gladstone.
32:40
Speaker 3: We got them all tonight on jags HQ LI it
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32:44
Speaker 5: No, look, I've got a big moment coming up on
32:47
Speaker 5: the season, and this is a great opportunity for this
32:50
Speaker 5: football team. But I think Liam said at best that
32:53
Speaker 5: it's not gonna be the beginning or the end of
32:56
Speaker 5: our season. I mean, it's just a continuation of where
32:59
Speaker 5: they're at. But as fans, it's okay to be excited
33:02
Speaker 5: about big moment, but I think as a team, you've
33:04
Speaker 5: got to have a measured approach and make sure that
33:06
Speaker 5: you're focused and dialed in like you are every week.
33:09
Speaker 5: And so from that aspect, I think it's going to
33:12
Speaker 5: be a little challenging to make sure that you're not
33:15
Speaker 5: overly excited about this opportunity in some respect, because if
33:19
Speaker 5: you get over ramped a lot of times, it takes
33:22
Speaker 5: you out of your normal preparation to be able to play,
33:27
Speaker 5: So you don't want.
33:28
Speaker 3: To do that. Interested to hear that offensive line talk
33:31
Speaker 3: as well, I mean, that's been a huge key team
33:34
Speaker 3: success this year. That's a huge factor.
33:36
Speaker 5: And not very many football teams can have all the
33:39
Speaker 5: different offensive line combinations that this football team has had
33:43
Speaker 5: and to continue to have success and be who they
33:46
Speaker 5: are who they want to be. It's not very often
33:49
Speaker 5: that that happened. So there's a lot of credit that
33:52
Speaker 5: needs to go around to the players. But I just
33:54
Speaker 5: wanted to make sure that we mentioned some of those coaches,
33:58
Speaker 5: because that's the glue. I mean, they set the standard,
34:01
Speaker 5: they set the tempo, the expectation. They hold players accountable
34:06
Speaker 5: and learn and teach players how to hold each other accountable.
34:09
Speaker 5: And I think that's a big deal. Coaching matters. I've
34:12
Speaker 5: always been a big believer in coaching matters, and I
34:15
Speaker 5: think the gentleman that we had first on here in
34:16
Speaker 5: Liame Caln, I think he's doing an outstanding job.
34:19
Speaker 3: We're back in a moment. We'll get the Colts perspective
34:22
Speaker 3: from the inside. The Voice of the Colts, Matt Taylor,
34:25
Speaker 3: will join us. Why have they run the ball so
34:28
Speaker 3: effectively this year? And what's going on with Daniel Jones.
34:30
Speaker 3: We'll get the answers when we come back on jags
34:32
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34:38
Speaker 1: Welcome Back jags HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida, continues
34:43
Speaker 1: right now.
34:44
Speaker 3: Jake D. Shatterick with you. Jeff Logman back shortly. The
34:47
Speaker 3: Colts and the Jaguars coming up Sunday at one o'clock,
34:50
Speaker 3: Week fourteen, both teams eight and four, first place on
34:53
Speaker 3: the line and the AFC South. Matt Taylor, the Voice
34:57
Speaker 3: of the Colts on radio, we caught up early today
35:00
Speaker 3: and Daniel Jones is playing through a broken fibula, the
35:04
Speaker 3: Colts quarterback. I asked him, how concerning is the injury
35:07
Speaker 3: and how has it changed the way they play on offense.
35:11
Speaker 8: You know, so far it hasn't played a huge factor.
35:15
Speaker 8: I think it's it's popped up in subtle areas, and
35:18
Speaker 8: I think the biggest one is it's his scrambling. I
35:22
Speaker 8: think he only has you know you go by. I
35:24
Speaker 8: mentioned that Berlin game right before the bye. In that game,
35:28
Speaker 8: him scrambling out of the pocket was a big reason
35:30
Speaker 8: why they won that game. He had six scrambles about
35:33
Speaker 8: fifty yards rushing. But they faced a third and nineteen
35:36
Speaker 8: in that game. Excuse me, a third and twenty one.
35:38
Speaker 8: I beg your pardon. He picked up nineteen yards to
35:41
Speaker 8: get him in a very favorable fourth and two, which
35:44
Speaker 8: they went on to convert and then went on to
35:45
Speaker 8: win the game. In the last two games, he's only
35:48
Speaker 8: scrambled to combine two times, and there was an instance
35:52
Speaker 8: last week where the Colts had a fourth and one
35:55
Speaker 8: at the Texans nine yard line. The second quarter was
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Speaker 8: kind of kind of a deceptively big part of the game,
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Speaker 8: with it being that early in the game and the Colts,
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Speaker 8: instead of putting Daniel Jones under center to run a
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Speaker 8: quarterback sneak, which he's been very effective doing this year,
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Speaker 8: they motioned in Tyler Warren and they got they got
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Speaker 8: kind of cute with it. They motioned them in and
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Speaker 8: then he dipped under center and took a you know,
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Speaker 8: tight end sneak if you will. Didn't handle the snap
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Speaker 8: and it was kind of muffled and the Colts had
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Speaker 8: to turn it over on down. So you know, there's
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Speaker 8: a couple of little instances here and there where you know,
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Speaker 8: his mobility is being called into question. They really haven't
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Speaker 8: drawn up a ton of design runs for him this year,
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Speaker 8: which is kind of curious a little bit to me
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Speaker 8: going into the season because we saw that obviously a
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Speaker 8: lot last year within the aesthetics of the offense with
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Speaker 8: Anthony Richardson. Obviously, Richardson's a different animal when it comes
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Speaker 8: to just overall sheer athleticism than Daniel Jones. But it's
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Speaker 8: not like Daniel Jones the statue, right, you know, they
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Speaker 8: really haven't run him a lot, you know, in the
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Speaker 8: design running games, so that really is not all that different. Say,
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Speaker 8: just the biggest difference is just him looking to get
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Speaker 8: outside the pocket, them calling design bootlegs for him to
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Speaker 8: roll out of the pocket. They really haven't seen a
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Speaker 8: whole lot of that in the last couple of weeks
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Speaker 8: since that stibular injury came to light.
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Speaker 3: All Right, Matt Taylor, Voice of the Colts, with his
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Speaker 3: last one here. The last time the Colts won a
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Speaker 3: road game against the Jaguars was twenty fourteen. It was
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Speaker 3: Gus Bradley's second year as the Jaguars head coach. There
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Speaker 3: have been a few head coaches between then and now.
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Speaker 3: For the Jags has been another story. What is that?
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Speaker 3: Is that discussed there? I mean, do you like coming
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Speaker 3: to Jacksonville anymore? What's the feel? Oh?
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Speaker 8: It is discussed, And I think the mission this year
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Speaker 8: within the fan base was to stop talking about two
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Speaker 8: horrible streaks this year. The first one which was eradicated
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Speaker 8: was the opening game of the season. The Colts prior
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Speaker 8: to this year hadn't won a Week one game since
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Speaker 8: twenty thirteen, which is equally as inexplicable as the Jaguars
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Speaker 8: dominance over the Colts at EverBank Stadium. Yeah, you mentioned
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Speaker 8: all the changeover and the different head coaches for the
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Speaker 8: Jaguars in that time.
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Speaker 2: Let's do a.
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Speaker 8: Trivia question on how many Colts quarterbacks have lost in
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Speaker 8: Jacksonville since twenty fourteen.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 8: I don't know if you have a trivia question that's sponsored,
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Speaker 8: but there you go. I just laid it up on
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Speaker 8: a tee for you. But it's really, like I said,
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Speaker 8: it's inexplicable. And you know, as you know, I mean,
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Speaker 8: some of these losses for the Colts have been to
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Speaker 8: some sub par Jacksonville teams. I think the biggest common
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Speaker 8: denominator in these losses for the Colts have been Jacksonville's
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Speaker 8: ability historically at home to control the line of scrimmage
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Speaker 8: against the Colts and the Colts turnover margin. I went
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Speaker 8: back and I looked it up this week just to
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Speaker 8: refresh myself, but the Colts are minus thirteen in the
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Speaker 8: turnover margin in these nine consecutive losses to the Jaguars
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Speaker 8: at EverBank Stadium. So you really don't have to be
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Speaker 8: a football savant to understand why the Colts have come
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Speaker 8: up short down there is because they don't take good
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Speaker 8: care of the football.
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Speaker 3: The full conversation with Matt Taylor, the Voice of the
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Speaker 3: Jaguars HQ continues. Last week was a notable special Teams game,
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Speaker 3: but not for record field goals or punts inside the five,
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Speaker 3: but for the attitude they brought and some of the
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Speaker 3: injuries that popped up on the specialists last week. Of course,
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Speaker 3: Logan Cook in the mix of a fracas and here
40:03
Speaker 3: comes a long snapper with a bad back throwing people down,
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Speaker 3: and that's what happened last week and they're both on
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Speaker 3: the injury report this week. You talk about your specialists
40:13
Speaker 3: having a little edge, you mean, I mean, I know
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Speaker 3: Liam Cole wanted his football team to go to Nashville
40:19
Speaker 3: with their with their edge, and that might have been,
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Speaker 3: you know, a little bit fun and entertaining there, right, But.
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Speaker 5: Now we know the line for Logan Cook that you
40:27
Speaker 5: just don't cross tough guy. Well, the funny thing is
40:33
Speaker 5: is that you know the a lot was said kind
40:34
Speaker 5: of after that game, and what Logan said and what
40:36
Speaker 5: la Quinn Allen Junior said just let me go there,
40:39
Speaker 5: and Logan today in locker room said that that was
40:41
Speaker 5: all at least his part of it was not accurate.
40:43
Speaker 5: It's it's look, the reality is is that what's what
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Speaker 5: happens between the line should stay between the lines, okay,
40:51
Speaker 5: and then having a player after the game sitting there
40:55
Speaker 5: kind of tattle tailing on the opponents after the game
40:59
Speaker 5: the media, It's like, come on, really, you're really doing.
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Speaker 3: That like you're a perfect angel and had never said
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Speaker 3: anything on the field.
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Speaker 5: I mean, look, I mean emotions run high. Come on,
41:08
Speaker 5: I mean, Jeffrey Simmons and then the backup running back
41:11
Speaker 5: whatever his name was, is kind of a joke. But anyway,
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Speaker 5: special teams in a game that is going to be
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Speaker 5: a contested game, which I believe it will be, are
41:21
Speaker 5: always big, especially when you start talking about weather. And
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Speaker 5: the Jaguars have been pretty good so far on special
41:28
Speaker 5: teams this year and to some respects outstanding.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 5: You hope Ross is okay. He's limited participation the last
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Speaker 5: two days on the injury report. Logan Cook limited participation
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Speaker 5: as well on the injured report. So looks like they're
41:42
Speaker 5: going to be okay because they haven't made a roster
41:43
Speaker 5: move long snapper that would.
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Speaker 3: Be the key, so that would be good, you know.
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Speaker 5: So you know, I think the Jaguars have an advantage
41:53
Speaker 5: knocking on wood there, you know, because they've got really
41:55
Speaker 5: good specialists. They're special teams have been playing really well.
41:59
Speaker 5: The coverage team on kickoff have been playing really well.
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Speaker 5: Parker Washington is something to keep an eye on. If
42:04
Speaker 5: he doesn't do that, what happens. Could Austin Trammell be
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Speaker 5: elevated because he has always been the backup punt returner
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Speaker 5: in the past. Hopefully Parker can go. And the Colts
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Speaker 5: have a kicking situation. They just signed a guy to
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Speaker 5: their practice squad Blake Groupie, who is a kind of
42:24
Speaker 5: a three year guy in the NFL with the Norlan
42:26
Speaker 5: Saints for the most part. He just released Michael Badgley,
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Speaker 5: who missed three extra points in one field goal for
42:32
Speaker 5: them this year. Doesn't look like the Groupie is a
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Speaker 5: super accurate kicker, but it's gonna be an interesting situation,
42:40
Speaker 5: and so that's always a factor when you start talking
42:43
Speaker 5: about tight games. Inclement weather, something to keep an eye
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Speaker 5: on there for this game.
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Speaker 3: Pack in a moment, by the way, is this wood
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Speaker 3: or is this like particle board?
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Speaker 2: Just knocked Ye, there's.
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Speaker 5: Some kind of wood underneath of this lambinet that qualifies
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Speaker 5: for me knocking on.
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Speaker 5: I think it's gonna be a great atmosphere, it's gonna
43:39
Speaker 5: be a great game. And looking forward to this football
43:42
Speaker 5: team being at their best. And I think they can
43:45
Speaker 5: be at their best, absolutely, but it's not gonna be easy.
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Speaker 5: I mean, the reality is that the cult for a
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Speaker 5: good football team too. And you know they're coming here
43:53
Speaker 5: with the thinking of getting back on track and having
43:57
Speaker 5: a couple of tough games that they've had in their past.
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Speaker 5: But if the Jaguars team, I really believe this, if
44:04
Speaker 5: they're a physical football team like they have been in
44:08
Speaker 5: every win and then a couple other ones Cincinnati, I
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Speaker 5: thought they were physical. If you just play that solid game,
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Speaker 5: you got a great chance.
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