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Jags HQ | Oct. 2, 2025 · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: Welcome to jags HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida, JP
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Speaker 1: Shadrick and former Jaguar Jeff Logoman sit down each week
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Speaker 3: Welcome in. It is JAG's HQ presented by Fresh from
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Speaker 3: JP Shadrick, Jeff Logoman joined by Tony Bisselli and James Gladstone.
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Speaker 3: Head of Week five, Monday Night Football, we'll get to
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Speaker 3: the Chiefs Jaguars matchup coming up shortly. Good afternoon, gentlemen, James,
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Speaker 3: I'm suy.
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Speaker 2: How's it going on, everybody?
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Speaker 3: That's good? Teams three and one and coming back home
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Speaker 3: for a couple of games here at the bank. Coming up.
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Speaker 3: But let's let's have a quick review of the week
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Speaker 3: that was in San Francisco. I mean this handling the
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Speaker 3: business out on the West Coast against a talented forty
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Speaker 3: nine ers team, but the defense doing their thing again
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Speaker 3: with four takeaways, the offense running the football, both lines
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Speaker 3: of scrimmage stood up and this is Jaguars football.
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Speaker 2: It feels like, yeah, it does. And I think, you know,
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Speaker 2: we had talked about it a little bit this time
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Speaker 2: last week, the idea of what a response looks like,
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Speaker 2: not just in the face of adversity, but once we
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Speaker 2: experienced a bit of success, and to be able to
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Speaker 2: go across country and walk away with a result that
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Speaker 2: we saw last Sunday certainly a fulfilling moment in time.
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Speaker 2: And got to give our coaching staff, our players with
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Speaker 2: a lot of credit along with our support staff to
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Speaker 2: put everybody in good positions to you know, be at
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Speaker 2: their best. And I certainly think we saw that show
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Speaker 2: up when it was required down the stretch. And that's
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Speaker 2: a couple instances now where you know, our defense does
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Speaker 2: a great job to close things out, but nonetheless to
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Speaker 2: be able to go against another outfit off the heels
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Speaker 2: of the Houston Texans now the San Francisco forty nine ers,
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Speaker 2: where you know those are physical football teams, and to
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Speaker 2: walk away feeling as if you know, we did our
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Speaker 2: part to exceed their level of physicality. It is certainly
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Speaker 2: something that we're proud of and look to continue to
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Speaker 2: build off of and make sure that the identity of
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Speaker 2: this football team in twenty twenty five continues to evolve
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Speaker 2: as we take an even bigger stage here this coming
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Speaker 2: Monday night against the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I think to build on what James
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Speaker 4: is talking about. I think so much of what we've
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Speaker 4: talked about from the beginning is it starts with us.
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Speaker 4: Like we've played great opponents. I mean James talking about
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Speaker 4: the Houston Texans, great defense, physical, tough, forty nine ers,
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Speaker 4: historically great organization, tough defense, great offensive mind as far
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Speaker 4: as the court they're head coach and how they operate.
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Speaker 4: But so much of those games and how we want
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Speaker 4: to operate, it's like, let's start with how we play.
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Speaker 4: Who we are as the Jacksonville Jaguars, and that is
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Speaker 4: no different. This week we got arguably the most successful
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Speaker 4: but I don't think it's even arguably the most successful
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Speaker 4: franchise of this era.
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Speaker 5: With the greatest quarterback of this era. Who's more multiple.
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Speaker 4: Super Bowls bend to multiple Super Bowls. I mean, this
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Speaker 4: guy doesn't even know what it's like not to go
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Speaker 4: to the n AFC Championship game. I mean, that's how
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Speaker 4: successful he's been. But with that, as good as an
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Speaker 4: organizations are, Hall of fame, future Hall of Fame coach,
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Speaker 4: quarterback tied in, great player in Chris Jones, I mean
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Speaker 4: they are littered across.
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Speaker 5: This is a really good football team.
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Speaker 4: The focus always needs to come back of who we
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Speaker 4: plan on being and what is our identity and how
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Speaker 4: to our style of play? And that's what I really
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Speaker 4: appreciate about Liam. Our staff are players of how they
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Speaker 4: focus and how they go about their business. They did
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Speaker 4: it last week. Looking forward to them having another opportunity
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Speaker 4: to come out and they had football for everyone to see.
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Speaker 4: What It's a great opportunity for us as an organization
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Speaker 4: to continue to build on what we're trying, who we
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Speaker 4: want to be, and how we want to operate and
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Speaker 4: looking forward to the next challenge.
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Speaker 5: And it's a huge choulenge. This is a really good
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Speaker 5: football team we're playing.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I thought last week was a major accomplishment just
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Speaker 6: because you know, the tough toughness of traveling west, so
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Speaker 6: to speak, is kind of sitting out there. But then
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Speaker 6: also in the course of the ball game, you guys
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Speaker 6: had injuries and had guys that stepped in and never
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Speaker 6: missed a beat, whether it was on offense or defense.
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Speaker 6: And then you had a game that came down to
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Speaker 6: the end, was contested game throughout pretty much the whole game,
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Speaker 6: but there was never a flinch by your football team.
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Speaker 6: And I thought that that character that kind of shows
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Speaker 6: through in games like that, I think is impressive.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, they're I don't know the count of
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Speaker 2: minutes that we've trailed through four.
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Speaker 3: Weeks, nine minutes and ten seconds to.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so we haven't trailed for a ton of time
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Speaker 2: over the course of four games. This was probably the
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Speaker 2: longest stretch in a game that we had experienced coming
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Speaker 2: from behind, so to speak. So to see that as
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Speaker 2: its first real exposure result in something positive certainly a
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Speaker 2: great sign. Obviously, we know that over the course of
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Speaker 2: a full season we're going to experience a longer stretch
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Speaker 2: at some point where we'll have to likely battle through.
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Speaker 2: But to test that to see what our bandwidth for
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Speaker 2: that looks like, certainly that resolve to show itself and
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Speaker 2: know that it wasn't through everybody that you would expect
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Speaker 2: to be on the grass from start to finish, right,
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Speaker 2: people filling in and filling in a positive way to
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Speaker 2: ensure that, you know, their presence was felt and we
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Speaker 2: didn't feel any falloff. It's certainly exciting, obviously, you know,
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Speaker 2: going into this next game, there's some questions as to
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Speaker 2: who's going to be available, who's not, and we may
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Speaker 2: have to continue to see that present itself. But certainly
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Speaker 2: feel good about, you know, our group as a whole
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Speaker 2: and being able to level up as needed well so.
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Speaker 5: And you look at that real quick. I mean.
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Speaker 4: Offensively, we ran for one hundred and fifty one yards
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Speaker 4: against good defense and Trevor was not only not sacked
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Speaker 4: or pressured, was not touched in an NFL football game,
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Speaker 4: first time since twenty fifteen at the time against forty
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Speaker 4: nine ers. That does not happen very often in this league.
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Speaker 4: And we did that with seven offensivelignment because we had injuries.
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Speaker 4: Guys stepped in, came off the bench. You look on
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Speaker 4: the defensive side of the ball, Los Eric murray Er
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Speaker 4: in the game, Antonio Johnson comes in, he gets dinged up,
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Speaker 4: has to leave the game for a short time. A
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Speaker 4: rookie who has not played any defensive snaps or very.
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Speaker 2: Few, just dominated special teams.
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Speaker 4: He's a dominant special teams player. What his main focus
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Speaker 4: is right now is in this rookie campaign, but has
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Speaker 4: called up on lane has to come off the bench. Hey,
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Speaker 4: there was no flinch. And then you go through the
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Speaker 4: throughout that game, a game that, at least from where
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Speaker 4: I was sitting, you're saying, man, we should be controlling
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Speaker 4: this game.
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Speaker 5: It shouldn't be as close as it is, is what
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Speaker 5: it felt like.
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Speaker 4: And we've that's kind of been a theme a little
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Speaker 4: bit that we need to continue to work through. Big
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Speaker 4: moment we miss a kick, a field goal that everybody
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Speaker 4: in the world.
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Speaker 5: Thinks Cam Little will make time go up eight.
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Speaker 4: How often do you see teams in those moments, big
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Speaker 4: momentum shift kind of the proverbial errors led out of
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Speaker 4: the balloon and it's like, and my favorite part of
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Speaker 4: that game was our defense comes right on the field
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Speaker 4: and said challenge accepted.
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Speaker 5: Here we go and get another turnover.
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Speaker 4: Those are the moments that is how you start to
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Speaker 4: build something because we're going to be tested. We will
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Speaker 4: be tested Monday night. This team knows how to win.
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Speaker 4: They we just talked about the championships they've won, the caliber,
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Speaker 4: the pedigree that they have as an organization, as individual players,
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Speaker 4: as coaches. We're going to be tested like we haven't
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Speaker 4: been this year. And that's the fun thing because you
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Speaker 4: continue to see our coaches and our players respond in
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Speaker 4: a in a meaningful way, in the right way. And
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Speaker 4: UH looking forward to see what what what challenge is
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Speaker 4: presented this week. It'll be something, but have the most
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Speaker 4: confidence in the guys UH on the sidelines and on
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Speaker 4: the field to work, work through the situation and figure
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Speaker 4: it out.
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Speaker 6: I think a lot of fans can't really understand some
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Speaker 6: of the injuries that happen in the National Football League,
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Speaker 6: and you know when when they see a guy go out,
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Speaker 6: then like oh he got he got dinged, or he
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Speaker 6: got bumped or whatever. But I mean, guys play with stuff.
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Speaker 3: All the time.
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Speaker 6: The things that that people have no idea on. I mean,
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Speaker 6: whether a players on the sideline going just hey, throw
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Speaker 6: some tape on it, give me an aspirin tape of
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Speaker 6: the tape of an aspirin on or whatever. I mean,
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Speaker 6: there's a level of toughness obviously that's got to this
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Speaker 6: game's got to be played with. And there's a character
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Speaker 6: that you guys, I know, are always trying to find
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Speaker 6: from a personnel standpoint that can raise the level of
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Speaker 6: the group. I mean that's part of it, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: That's right? And I think you guys can speak to
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Speaker 2: some of these layers more than I can. Having lived
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Speaker 2: that life, I know that you know what would be
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Speaker 2: routine for an NFL player would be life changing for
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Speaker 2: a normal citizen. Right. And so you look at some specifics, right,
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Speaker 2: someone like Dennis Gardak who has had three different severe
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Speaker 2: knee injuries and is still working to get back fully
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Speaker 2: from one just a year ago, and yeah.
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Speaker 7: Taking steps.
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Speaker 2: You can see the progression of his on field play
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Speaker 2: and the impact as his knee continues to heal, as
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Speaker 2: his mind, right and body began to align on trusting
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Speaker 2: that right, his play continue to increase in terms of
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Speaker 2: impact plays.
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Speaker 4: Can we just stop there for a second. How much
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Speaker 4: fun is it to watch Dennis Gardak play football? I mean,
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Speaker 4: I love the game of football and that warrior mentality
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Speaker 4: and whether it's defense, we're special teams.
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Speaker 3: He loves coverage on special That is a football player.
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Speaker 4: And to James's point, probably now all the way back
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Speaker 4: to what he thinks is his top end play because
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Speaker 4: of the n injury. But just setting aside and started
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Speaker 4: to interrupt the appreciation I have. And I could go
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Speaker 4: through a list of guys on our team that are similar,
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Speaker 4: but since he brought up Gardak, he's one of the
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Speaker 4: guys that I just appreciate the love of the game,
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Speaker 4: understands how the game needs to be played, what we believe,
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Speaker 4: at least here the Jaguars, of how the game should
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Speaker 4: be played. And then to watch him go do it.
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Speaker 4: If you love football, you love watching Dennis Gardak play.
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Speaker 2: All the intangibly curious folks can look at Dennis Gardak
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Speaker 2: as the example.
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Speaker 7: He had a.
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Speaker 6: Press conference via zoom okay with all the media and.
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Speaker 3: I think it was I guess was on Tuesday.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right, And so I'm watching it, you know,
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Speaker 6: after it's all kind of said and done, and he
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Speaker 6: had a line and this is kind of twofold, because
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Speaker 6: number one, it's it's who he is, number one, but
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Speaker 6: also number two, it told me that coaches have messaging
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Speaker 6: and when the player starts to repeat the messaging, and
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Speaker 6: maybe this wasn't part of the messaging, but when the
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Speaker 6: player starts regurgitating some of the messaging from the coaches.
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Speaker 6: You know, the coaching is working. But he had a line.
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Speaker 3: That said.
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Speaker 6: Defense needs to speak the language of violence, and I
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Speaker 6: was just like, love it, love it. I mean, it
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Speaker 6: was just it was like that guy right there, let
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Speaker 6: me line up next to him, you know, because that's
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Speaker 6: the guy that.
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Speaker 3: You want to have in the huddle.
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Speaker 6: And the punch out that he had, which is intentional,
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Speaker 6: he had to punch out. Foyer had to punch out.
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Speaker 6: The defense as a whole is continuing to work that technique,
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Speaker 6: the old Charles P. Nut Tillman technique, and it's awesome
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Speaker 6: to see.
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Speaker 2: We're laughing on the airplane on our return fight. Can't
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Speaker 2: be sitting next to me.
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Speaker 5: He's like, guys, watch this.
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Speaker 3: Every other play.
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Speaker 2: You see guys in their approach, cocking back before there
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Speaker 2: every un It's it's just a fantastic esthetic, right, because
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Speaker 2: it's it's truly trained, it's truly being executed by our players,
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Speaker 2: and it's becoming habit, right, It's becoming the norm. It's
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Speaker 2: becoming the way in which we attack the game. And
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Speaker 2: it's really cool to see that not only what's being
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Speaker 2: said in the meeting room and on the grass now
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Speaker 2: be applied to the mic. When players get the chance
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Speaker 2: in the platform to uh, you know, articulate that it's
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Speaker 2: also being applied to their performance and they're on field.
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Speaker 3: Play all right, guys, let's come back in a moment.
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Speaker 3: Liam Cohen's going to join us. Jaguars head coach is
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Speaker 3: coming down the hallway. He'll join us in studio when
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Speaker 3: we come back. It's jags HQ on the Jaguars Radio Network.
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Speaker 7: Welcome Back.
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Speaker 1: Jags HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues right now.
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Speaker 3: It is jags HQ JP, Shadwick, Jeff Logoman from the
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Speaker 3: Hundai Studios, Tony Basselli out, James glad still in with us,
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Speaker 3: and head coach Liam Cohen joining us for the first
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Speaker 3: time this season. Coach, it's great to see you.
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Speaker 7: I appreciate you guys having me on.
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Speaker 3: Thank you. I know it's a busy week and you
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Speaker 3: ran down the hall. We appreciate you taking the time tonight.
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Speaker 3: Think the Chiefs and the Jaguars. Monday night football coming up,
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Speaker 3: and I mean a big opportunity for this team. Every
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Speaker 3: week's big, it's important. But this is the dynasty right now.
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Speaker 3: In the NFL coming to the bank, and this is
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Speaker 3: a huge opportunity for the team.
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Speaker 8: That's exactly what we talked about this morning and the
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Speaker 8: team meeting is what an op, What an opportunity for
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Speaker 8: us to continue to get better, to try to put
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Speaker 8: our best product on the field for sixty minutes against
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Speaker 8: a really high quality opponent that we respect. But you know,
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Speaker 8: the way that we've been trending, the way that these
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Speaker 8: guys have been playing, it's all about us and that's
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Speaker 8: what Monday night'll be as well.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, and on Monday Night, arguably a future Hall of
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Speaker 6: Fame quarterback on the other side, crowd noise makes it
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Speaker 6: always a little bit more difficult to make the offense operate,
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Speaker 6: even if you're a future Hall of Famer.
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Speaker 8: There's no question we need as many people at this
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Speaker 8: game Monday Night as possible. We need the city Duval County,
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Speaker 8: the entire population at this game. Man, the more that
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Speaker 8: we can get the noise, crank it up, force them.
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Speaker 7: To truly feel us because this is about us.
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Speaker 8: This is a great op for our city, for our organization,
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Speaker 8: for our team, and nobody's coming to help us. It's
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Speaker 8: all us. It's us against everybody.
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Speaker 6: I love how your messaging with your players is working,
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Speaker 6: but it's not just you, it's your coaches as well.
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Speaker 6: I heard a line that was echoed multiple times over
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Speaker 6: the last couple of weeks, and it's God rewards those
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Speaker 6: who run to the football. It might be one of
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Speaker 6: the best classic lines of all time that I've ever heard.
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Speaker 8: So camp camp he has absolutely used that with the defense,
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Speaker 8: but it was our for our team's first time hearing
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Speaker 8: it Saturday night before the Houston Texans game. I actually
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Speaker 8: asked Campy to do the Saturday night team meeting and
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Speaker 8: he knocked it.
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Speaker 7: Out of the park.
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Speaker 8: Was was quoting the Bible and got these guys all
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Speaker 8: juiced uff.
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Speaker 7: But it is, you know, you're right. It truly is about,
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Speaker 7: you know.
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Speaker 8: How much our players have obviously, you know, kind of
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Speaker 8: dove into this thing and really without asking many questions,
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Speaker 8: have really, I don't want to say bought him, but
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Speaker 8: they have definitely done what we've asked.
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Speaker 9: Him to do.
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Speaker 8: I do feel like this is a bought in organization
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Speaker 8: right now and team, but our coaching staf's done a
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Speaker 8: phenomenal job, as you just mentioned.
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Speaker 3: Head coach Liam Cohen with us on Jags HQ and
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Speaker 3: the team's playing a physical brand of football on both sides.
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Speaker 3: Jaguars defensive line is there takeaways, punching the ball, ripping it,
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Speaker 3: the whole thing you just talked about. But on the
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Speaker 3: offensive line, two one hundred and fifty one rushing yards
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Speaker 3: last week with seven offensive linemen coming through. Tight Ends
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Speaker 3: are blocking, wide receivers are blocking. And that's the mentality
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Speaker 3: you talked about all off season. It's showing up in
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Speaker 3: games now it is.
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Speaker 8: I mean it's showing up in both the run and
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Speaker 8: the pass. Up front in terms of the way that
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Speaker 8: we're protecting the quarterback as well. That was the first
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Speaker 8: time I think since twenty fifteen that the forty nine
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Speaker 8: ers didn't record a hit on the quarterback. So those
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Speaker 8: guys are doing a such a good job. But like
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Speaker 8: you mentioned, it is all eleven. That's been the message.
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Speaker 8: These guys are doing it, they're putting it on tape,
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Speaker 8: and it's allowing us to run the ball at an
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Speaker 8: effective rate. And so for us to know that where
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Speaker 8: we want to go, especially in this division and in
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Speaker 8: this you know league, we've.
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Speaker 7: Got to go run the football and stop the run.
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Speaker 6: Now, speaking of messaging, getting through in that category. This
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Speaker 6: little etn run and Travis Hunter is taking up and
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Speaker 6: down the field about twelve yards. Parker appeals back, knocks
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Speaker 6: off another defensive back. I'm thinking of Laquinn Allen on
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Speaker 6: both big returns, getting big blocks down the field. I mean,
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Speaker 6: when you got buy in like that, you got a chance.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, these guys as well.
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Speaker 8: In the punt return, we have a guy Tim Patrick,
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Speaker 8: you know, a veteran player has come to us from
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Speaker 8: you know, obviously being in Denver in Detroit, and he
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Speaker 8: had an unbelievable strained block on that punt return to
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Speaker 8: help spring Parker. And the more that we can get
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Speaker 8: these guys all eleven playing straining, finishing through the whistle.
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Speaker 8: As you mentioned, that was one of the the clips
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Speaker 8: that made me happiest of that game was that duo
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Speaker 8: with Travis blocking at the point of attack like that,
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Speaker 8: and the whole that maybe I could have got four
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Speaker 8: yards through, but it's really cool to see right now.
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Speaker 3: All right, last thought with you here again about the
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Speaker 3: home field advantage needed on Monday night football in front
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Speaker 3: of the whole country. Chiefs Jaguars, Chiefs at two and two,
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Speaker 3: Jaguars three and one. I'm told they're already still in
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Speaker 3: standing room tickets.
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Speaker 7: Coach, I mean, that's good to hear. That's exactly what.
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Speaker 8: We're looking for. This is obviously the opponent, right is
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Speaker 8: a huge game, but I would really love for our
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Speaker 8: fans to come and see our guys, to see our
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Speaker 8: team and be proud of the product that we're putting
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Speaker 8: out there, win loser, draw, that our guys are out
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Speaker 8: there competing their tailoff and you know, trying to put
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Speaker 8: a product on the field that our fans are proud of.
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Speaker 6: Last thing for me, Monday night football. As a kid,
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Speaker 6: I grew up playing night football. That's where I was at.
18:28
Speaker 6: Friday nights was a high school. Saturday night was once
18:31
Speaker 6: you got up in a big little league. Something special
18:34
Speaker 6: about playing on Monday night, not only as a player
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Speaker 6: but also as a coach.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, this is a really cool moment, you know, to
18:40
Speaker 8: be representing the Jacksonville Jaguars and my first and our
18:43
Speaker 8: first as a team Monday night game on primetime. It's
18:47
Speaker 8: just great exposure for our organization and great exposure for
18:49
Speaker 8: our team, for our coaching staff, our equipment, for everybody involved.
18:54
Speaker 8: It's great exposure and the hard work that we've all
18:58
Speaker 8: kind of put put together to this point is only
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Speaker 8: going to hopefully sign bright on Monday Night.
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Speaker 3: Love the passion, Coach, Thanks for the time as well,
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Speaker 3: and get back to work, Coach.
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Speaker 7: I appreciate you guys having me on.
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Speaker 3: William Cohen, Jaguars head coach with us more with James
19:13
Speaker 3: Gladston and Tony Boselli. When we return. It's Jaggs HQ
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Speaker 3: 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: Welcome back. It is Jaggs HQJP Shaddick, Jeff Logoman, our
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Speaker 3: thanks to head Jeorge William Cohen joining us, alive and
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Speaker 3: studio coming down the hallway out of a game, prep
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Speaker 3: for just a few minutes to join us, and it
19:43
Speaker 3: should be a packed house at the Bank Monday Night football,
19:45
Speaker 3: the Chiefs and the Jaguars, Tony Boselli, James Gladstone back
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Speaker 3: with us.
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I want to say one more thing, building what Liam
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Speaker 4: said about the crowd. Listen, this is the chance we've
19:56
Speaker 4: talked about. It is what we're building here as an organization,
20:00
Speaker 4: what it means to be a Jaguar. And there's a
20:03
Speaker 4: standard and I think for a long time in this league,
20:08
Speaker 4: we've been pushed aside, mocked, laughed at. Oh, they're just
20:14
Speaker 4: like small market Jaguar is not very good.
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Speaker 9: Well.
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Speaker 4: As a football team, when you come to this stadium,
20:20
Speaker 4: you were gonna feel our players, You're gonna feel our.
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Speaker 5: Coaching staff whether it's and we don't really care where
20:27
Speaker 5: it is.
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Speaker 4: I'm not saying we're gonna win them all. This is
20:29
Speaker 4: like we played good football teams. You're gonna win some,
20:31
Speaker 4: you're gonna lose some, but.
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Speaker 5: You're gonna feel the presence of our team. As a city.
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Speaker 4: Teams when they come to EverBank, they should feel the
20:41
Speaker 4: presence of our fan base. That's real. That went out
20:45
Speaker 4: opposing team, Jeff, you and I played in a lot
20:47
Speaker 4: of games. There's certain stadiums you went to and you
20:50
Speaker 4: knew you were gonna feel the fans. That's what Jacksonville
20:55
Speaker 4: should be like. That's whatever Bank Staium should be like
20:58
Speaker 4: every Sunday, starting Monday night and then the following week
21:01
Speaker 4: when we play Seattle, they should feel our fans and
21:04
Speaker 4: so my ass of the fans and buying tickets, it's awesome.
21:09
Speaker 4: Get there early, be ready to go, because this team
21:13
Speaker 4: will be ready and our goal is a city and
21:17
Speaker 4: his organization is at any time anyone comes to the bank,
21:20
Speaker 4: they feel the presence of our team, which they will,
21:24
Speaker 4: and they feel the presence of our fan base.
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Speaker 3: Till get into back too. By the way, a little bit.
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Speaker 5: Come on, can here early, have fun, enjoy yourself.
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Speaker 3: I remember the first Monday night game here.
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Speaker 5: It was, It was. It was a loud one.
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Speaker 6: It was a good one. I remember my first Monday night,
21:42
Speaker 6: Monday night game ever.
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Speaker 5: I mean, it's it's so fun.
21:46
Speaker 3: It's a big deal. As a player, I hated.
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Speaker 5: Monday nights until they kicked off.
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Speaker 3: I hated him on the road.
21:52
Speaker 5: I hated them all day. There's such a long day.
21:54
Speaker 5: It's like this is a long hotel.
21:55
Speaker 4: Room all day. Especially this is James first on the
21:58
Speaker 4: East Coast. He doesn't know what he's in for.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, West Coast.
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Speaker 5: Like five o'clock, we're kicking off.
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Speaker 10: Let's go after eight, Yeah home for a late night,
22:07
Speaker 10: let's go. So it's a long day for his players.
22:10
Speaker 10: But man, when the lights go on and that you
22:12
Speaker 10: kick that ball off, man, it's going to be fun.
22:15
Speaker 6: I would have played, honestly, I would have played every
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Speaker 6: game on Monday night if given the choice. I mean
22:21
Speaker 6: just there was something about playing at night. It's a
22:23
Speaker 6: fun national audience. I mean just you know you wanted
22:26
Speaker 6: to go. You know, you just got excited, and all
22:28
Speaker 6: day long you sit there and you try to figure
22:30
Speaker 6: out something to do.
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Speaker 3: That's the just to occupy your mind.
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Speaker 5: That's how I liked that. Yeah, I didn't like that part.
22:36
Speaker 3: The worst part was the nine o'clock kicks. Back in
22:39
Speaker 3: the day, back when.
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Speaker 5: We were playing, my night was nine o'clock kickoff. You
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Speaker 5: talked about a long day, Yes.
22:44
Speaker 4: Nine eastern kickoff you talk about I would literally we
22:49
Speaker 4: get up.
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Speaker 2: And it was one o'clock Sundays.
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Speaker 5: One o'clock Sundays. Oh completely.
22:55
Speaker 4: So during the day you do your meetings, walk through
22:58
Speaker 4: and everything, but then you have like four hours. I
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Speaker 4: would go back to the room, turn all the lights
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Speaker 4: off and go take a try to get a four
23:04
Speaker 4: hour nap in so that i'd wake up and have
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Speaker 4: a one o'clock.
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Speaker 7: It's a tip.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, it was brutal nine pm.
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Speaker 3: Let's take a look at the Kansas City Chiefs. Of course,
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Speaker 3: you know Super Bowl champs. They've done it at the
23:19
Speaker 3: high level for a long time. I'm curious about when
23:24
Speaker 3: the defense is facing a Patrick Mahomes offense, what's the
23:27
Speaker 3: greatest challenge of his game and how he plays and
23:31
Speaker 3: moves around and how can the Stag's defense step up
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Speaker 3: to it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there's so much you can point to with that.
23:36
Speaker 2: I think at the end of it all, the playground
23:40
Speaker 2: plays right the idea of you know, not operating within
23:43
Speaker 2: the structure of a concepts intent, so you can prepare
23:48
Speaker 2: to face certain concepts. What you can't totally prepare for
23:52
Speaker 2: is the ad lib right and his ability to operate
23:55
Speaker 2: off script. So those are the things that that's the
23:58
Speaker 2: magic that he possesses, and I think those are that
24:02
Speaker 2: type of scenario, those types of players are the most
24:04
Speaker 2: challengings to prepare for and ensure that you walk away
24:08
Speaker 2: with a positive result. The result that you can as
24:12
Speaker 2: much as it might lean in favor of the offense
24:15
Speaker 2: for a potential explosive, it can also lead to some
24:17
Speaker 2: opportunities for turnovers or loss of yardage, etc. So I
24:23
Speaker 2: think those are the moments where we have to be
24:25
Speaker 2: at our best and make sure that they don't tilt
24:28
Speaker 2: against this but rather in our favor.
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Speaker 4: And I think you got to cover probably more grass
24:32
Speaker 4: with Patrick Mahomes than any other quarterback. Maybe Josh Allen's
24:35
Speaker 4: another one, because of the arm strength. I mean, Patrick
24:38
Speaker 4: Mahomes can be running wherever and all of a sudden
24:43
Speaker 4: throw at sixty five yards and so your defense is
24:47
Speaker 4: your secondary is.
24:47
Speaker 5: Covering a lot of grass, a lot of territory.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I think probably the only other guy that's
24:52
Speaker 4: in that categories is a Josh Allen where it's not just.
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Speaker 5: How lusive he is.
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Speaker 4: He's always looking trying to make plays, like James explained.
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Speaker 4: But then you've got a guy who has a rocket
25:05
Speaker 4: for a right arm, and all of a sudden, you're like, well,
25:08
Speaker 4: a lot of quarterbacks if they're running the right and
25:09
Speaker 4: the receiver with the backside receivers fifty five yards away
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Speaker 4: can throw.
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Speaker 5: You don't have to worry about that guy. He's not
25:15
Speaker 5: really part of the playing longer.
25:17
Speaker 4: With Patrick Mahomes, he is still part of the play
25:20
Speaker 4: and so there's a lot of territory to cover.
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Speaker 5: It's a challenge.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think a lot of people don't recognize him
25:25
Speaker 6: as a great athlete. But to do what the things
25:28
Speaker 6: you're talking about, I mean that requires I he cantrol
25:32
Speaker 6: the ball any which way, that he has to side arm, overhand, underhand,
25:37
Speaker 6: behind the back, you name it, he can do.
25:39
Speaker 7: It all well.
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Speaker 2: The one of the probably underrated elements of his body
25:43
Speaker 2: composition is the elasticity. Right that he's very He's like
25:47
Speaker 2: some people say, gumby right, we're watching Armstrong stretch arm Yeah,
25:53
Speaker 2: great visual as well. But watching the Super Bowl last
25:56
Speaker 2: year and they're down by a lot, he ends up
25:59
Speaker 2: chucking one sixty five yards right from minus forty to
26:03
Speaker 2: five yards into the end zone to worthy And on
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Speaker 2: the same play he's throwing slightly off platform. It's not
26:10
Speaker 2: a clean look, and his left knee actually hyper extends
26:15
Speaker 2: on the launch and just goes the opposite direction, acts
26:20
Speaker 2: like nothing occurred. And so it speaks to that elasticity,
26:24
Speaker 2: which you know, he's been a player who has been durable,
26:27
Speaker 2: taking a lot of hits but kept going. And you
26:30
Speaker 2: can see the arm angles. There are mom, dad, God
26:33
Speaker 2: given capabilities that exist within him, and obviously he capitalizes
26:38
Speaker 2: on those and makes them even better than what they
26:39
Speaker 2: are by default, but certainly a challenging player to face
26:43
Speaker 2: up against.
26:44
Speaker 3: And then on the other side of things, the Kansas
26:46
Speaker 3: City defense, they attack from all angles, all times of
26:50
Speaker 3: the game for Trevor Lawrence seeing it first and then
26:54
Speaker 3: making changes.
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Speaker 4: How challenging is this matchup? Well, I mean, listen, all
26:58
Speaker 4: you have to do is look at Steve Spagnol. Is
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Speaker 4: one of his resume and what he's done. He's won
27:05
Speaker 4: super Bowls at multiple organizations as defensive coordinator, one of
27:09
Speaker 4: the great defensive coordinators that's ever coached in this league,
27:13
Speaker 4: and his and does a great job of putting his
27:15
Speaker 4: players and positions where they can make plays and putting
27:18
Speaker 4: a lot of strain on the opposing offense. Great disguising,
27:22
Speaker 4: looks unafraid to come after you at any point of
27:25
Speaker 4: the field at any time. And so with that, there's
27:29
Speaker 4: a challenge, is it for the offense is you have
27:31
Speaker 4: to be on your p's and q's. You got to
27:33
Speaker 4: recognize what's in front of you. You got to get
27:35
Speaker 4: in out of the huddle, get to the line of scrimmacry.
27:37
Speaker 4: You have time to diagnose that. And then even if
27:40
Speaker 4: you do everything right, there's a chance he's gonna get you.
27:43
Speaker 4: And then you got to react and make a play.
27:45
Speaker 4: Just the utmost respect for Spags he's one of the
27:48
Speaker 4: greats and uh and then on top of it, he
27:50
Speaker 4: has really good players. You look at a guy like
27:53
Speaker 4: Chris Jones, who can absolutely.
27:54
Speaker 3: Wreck a game, unblockable if he wants to be.
27:57
Speaker 4: He's very talented, he's one on one. There's not a
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Speaker 4: lot of guys in this league that put the fear
28:02
Speaker 4: in you like Chris Jones. Does you got McDuffie outside
28:05
Speaker 4: a very good corner. I mean you look at their linebackers,
28:08
Speaker 4: just veteran guys that play downhill, physical and then a
28:12
Speaker 4: guy that's playing inside maybe some of the best football
28:14
Speaker 4: of his career is Derek Noddy, just a big, strong
28:18
Speaker 4: former Florida State seminal. Been in this league a while,
28:21
Speaker 4: but it seems like he's playing some of his best
28:24
Speaker 4: football of his career. Just really good in the run,
28:27
Speaker 4: could push the pocket in the in the past game.
28:29
Speaker 4: So they got we haven't gotten to a guy like
28:32
Speaker 4: Carlostoosh's just like an energized bunch. Like every play, this
28:38
Speaker 4: guy's like you think you got him blocked, and he's
28:40
Speaker 4: one of those guys that you got to.
28:41
Speaker 5: Block from the snap through the whistle because if you
28:45
Speaker 5: let up at all, he's gonna get an edge.
28:47
Speaker 4: He's gonna be crawling, scratching, biting ankles and just finding
28:50
Speaker 4: a way to get to the ball carrier of the quarterback.
28:53
Speaker 4: So got a ton of respect for this defense and
28:56
Speaker 4: the way they're coaching, the way they play.
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Speaker 3: All right, guys, thanks for the preview. Always a pleasure
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Speaker 3: to see you, and have a great week. Let's head
29:05
Speaker 3: coach came in man? How about it? Rich?
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Speaker 7: How's a blast?
29:08
Speaker 5: Used to be the Liam Cohens Show. He showed up.
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Speaker 7: It's good, It's.
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Speaker 3: Tony Football is back. Standing room tickets available now Jaguars
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Speaker 7: Pack it out.
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Speaker 3: Tony Basseli James Gladstone with us a little bit later,
29:27
Speaker 3: about ten minutes away from dan O Lobsky ESPN. He'll
29:30
Speaker 3: join us at Shaggs HQ on the Jaguars Radio Network.
29:39
Speaker 1: Welcome Back Jags HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida, continues
29:44
Speaker 1: right now, Yes.
29:45
Speaker 3: And dons J P. Shadwick with Jeff Logeman, and We're
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Speaker 3: EVP the hoodie as Pete calls him, and James glad
30:04
Speaker 3: the hoodie. He wears a hoodie all the time. Now, yeah,
30:06
Speaker 3: James Gladstone generally is not wearing it over his head. No, No,
30:09
Speaker 3: that's the whole Yeah, that's the whole thing. Okay. And
30:11
Speaker 3: of course head coach Liam Cohen for joining us for
30:13
Speaker 3: the first time this year on JAG's HQ quick break
30:16
Speaker 3: from the game planning to join us here for a
30:19
Speaker 3: few minutes. Which is the design of this show. I mean,
30:21
Speaker 3: you never know who's gonna pop. In most weeks it'll
30:24
Speaker 3: be Besselli and Gladstone, but we'll see. You know, that's awesome.
30:29
Speaker 6: There's nothing better than a Monday night football atmosphere atmosphere
30:33
Speaker 6: and you know, and one thing is just I think
30:36
Speaker 6: definitely makes it is the crowd. You know, when it's
30:39
Speaker 6: a when it's a destination and a place to be.
30:43
Speaker 6: The fans are what makes the environment what it is.
30:46
Speaker 6: And that's that's the fun thing about Monday Night.
30:49
Speaker 3: My first Monday Night game when I first moved here
30:52
Speaker 3: to work for the Suns across the road was the
30:55
Speaker 3: Steelers six game Monday Night. They had those white kind
30:58
Speaker 3: of stick things they gave out everybody, the little inflatable
31:02
Speaker 3: things like phone they were phone yeah, yeah, yeah. And
31:05
Speaker 3: then and then you know, at that time, it was
31:07
Speaker 3: the Hank Junior song comes on the stream and the
31:10
Speaker 3: foot the kickoff comes. It's like the fireworks and everything
31:13
Speaker 3: it is. Uh, it's a truck.
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Speaker 6: I still think that's the best Monday night Yeah a
31:18
Speaker 6: long time. My first Monday night football game, it was
31:21
Speaker 6: I was with New York and the Raiders came to
31:24
Speaker 6: New York and it was oh, what's his name's uh,
31:29
Speaker 6: Hall of Fame offensive lineman Artschell. It was Art Shell's
31:34
Speaker 6: first game as head coach in the National Football League
31:39
Speaker 6: and Al Davis had fired somebody I can't remember who
31:42
Speaker 6: it was and had hired hired him and uh Artshell
31:47
Speaker 6: was the first black head coach in the National Football
31:50
Speaker 6: League for that game. So it was a historical game
31:53
Speaker 6: and a lot of respects and that was my first
31:55
Speaker 6: Monday night game.
31:56
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is quite historic. Yeah, pretty cool. Right, Yeah,
32:00
Speaker 3: who did he fire? I can't remember. I don't know.
32:02
Speaker 3: That's a that's a great question. But yeah, we lost.
32:08
Speaker 3: It didn't work out. Yeah, we didn't win. Well, we lost, Okay, tough,
32:12
Speaker 3: tough night.
32:13
Speaker 6: But uh and then of course the first Monday Night
32:16
Speaker 6: football game in Jaguars history was was uh was tremendous.
32:21
Speaker 6: I mean, what an atmosphere that was.
32:23
Speaker 3: Love it. Mike Shanahan was fired. He was the head
32:26
Speaker 3: coach of the Raiders. Yes, yeah, yeah, Archell came it.
32:29
Speaker 6: As and then he went on to the n and
32:31
Speaker 6: then yeah, they went on to the Denver Broncos.
32:34
Speaker 3: Let's come back in a moment. Dan Orlovsky ESPN analysts
32:37
Speaker 3: caught up with him earlier this week. We'll hear part
32:39
Speaker 3: of his conversation and his thoughts on the quarterback and
32:43
Speaker 3: how he's fitting in this Liam Cohen offense. That's next.
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Speaker 3: This is Jags HQ on Jaguars Radio.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back Jaggs HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida in
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Speaker 1: use right now.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back JP Shatrick with you with his Jags HQ
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Speaker 3: JEF logoman back shortly. The Chiefs and the Jaguars coming
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Speaker 3: up on Monday Night Football, the game presented by EverBank.
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Speaker 3: Eight to fifteen kickoff time and it should be a
33:13
Speaker 3: fantastic scene. Standing room tickets being sold already as we
33:17
Speaker 3: speak on this Thursday before Monday, and ESPN analyst dan
33:21
Speaker 3: Orlowski will be part of the ESPN pregame coverage for
33:24
Speaker 3: Monday Night Football. He's all over most of the programming
33:27
Speaker 3: on ESPN. We caught up earlier this week, and Trevor
33:31
Speaker 3: Lawrence continues to develop in this Liam Cohen offense.
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Speaker 11: The timing and the connection with BTJ, you know, started
33:40
Speaker 11: off like, uh oh, not great the first week or two,
33:44
Speaker 11: and then those last two weeks better and better and better.
33:48
Speaker 11: And so that's a huge deal because I would tell
33:51
Speaker 11: you the thing pass game wise that does at least
33:54
Speaker 11: of his past stand out about Liam as there was
33:57
Speaker 11: always that receiver that they would run their offense through,
34:01
Speaker 11: certainly Mike Evans being that guy in Tampa Bay, and
34:04
Speaker 11: they would run their pass game through him in many ways.
34:07
Speaker 7: You get him one on one, we.
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Speaker 11: Want throwing the ball, you don't. We want to have
34:10
Speaker 11: options in or people opposite that. So the past two
34:13
Speaker 11: weeks I feel really encouraged just with that that connection.
34:17
Speaker 11: I think the second thing is my whole thing with
34:21
Speaker 11: Trevor has always been he's so ridiculously talented. I always
34:26
Speaker 11: wanted him to play quarterback, almost like a boxer in
34:30
Speaker 11: the twelfth round of a heavyweight fight. You know, just
34:33
Speaker 11: come out and swing, you know, and obviously you play
34:37
Speaker 11: under control and you make good decisions, but just come
34:40
Speaker 11: out in attack mode. And I've always said, like, if
34:44
Speaker 11: you just watch him and when he throws the football,
34:47
Speaker 11: it's does his body like almost stay back or does
34:50
Speaker 11: he try to drive through every throw? And again, I
34:52
Speaker 11: would say in the past couple of weeks, it feels
34:55
Speaker 11: like everyone is this haymaker that he's trying to land.
34:57
Speaker 11: I don't care if it's a twenty yard ball or
34:59
Speaker 11: a five year ball. And so that's I'm very encouraged
35:02
Speaker 11: by that. I've always believed that Trevor's had this ridiculous
35:05
Speaker 11: talent and I just want everyone to I want him
35:08
Speaker 11: to just go go play to his capability. I think
35:11
Speaker 11: the next step is, you know, he's got a great
35:14
Speaker 11: connection with Strange. That's really good. Their screen game is
35:18
Speaker 11: getting better and better. That's something that's always been a
35:20
Speaker 11: part of Liams offense. The play action game is is
35:24
Speaker 11: that's probably that next step. They're running it so well.
35:27
Speaker 11: They've got such creativity in their run game, diversity in
35:30
Speaker 11: their run game, the play action game to help with
35:33
Speaker 11: some of those chunk throws. I think they're under center,
35:36
Speaker 11: drop back game for completions. Not a lot of teams
35:39
Speaker 11: in the NFL doing that. I think you should. I
35:41
Speaker 11: love it, and so I'm encouraged with the past couple
35:44
Speaker 11: of weeks by his performance. But again also this this
35:47
Speaker 11: whole offense.
35:49
Speaker 3: What's changed with the Chiefs after the first two weeks.
35:52
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, schematically, there's been alterations, and that's probably the.
35:56
Speaker 3: Thing they were.
35:57
Speaker 11: There was two teams really that peaked my end as
36:00
Speaker 11: far as what they did offensively that was different this
36:03
Speaker 11: past week. The Chiefs were one of them. I am
36:05
Speaker 11: of the belief right now in the NFL that it
36:08
Speaker 11: were a little bit back in time. I really believe offensively,
36:12
Speaker 11: you have to be willing to put the quarterback under
36:14
Speaker 11: center fifteen to twenty times a game. You gotta put
36:17
Speaker 11: bigger bodies on the field. You got to run teams
36:19
Speaker 11: out of the defense that they want to play in.
36:21
Speaker 11: It's not twenty nineteen anymore. And they really hadn't done
36:25
Speaker 11: that the first three weeks, and then this past week
36:28
Speaker 11: they did. I mean Patrick was underneath the center seventeen
36:33
Speaker 11: snaps this past weekend, and their run game wasn't dominant,
36:37
Speaker 11: and I don't think it's going to be, but it
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Speaker 11: was efficient and I think that's the thing that stood out,
36:42
Speaker 11: and that'll be the challenge is, like you know, they
36:44
Speaker 11: put a sixth offensive lineman on the field this past weekend.
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Speaker 11: That's a little bit of a wave in the NFL,
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Speaker 11: and so will they is that continuing to be a
36:54
Speaker 11: part of their identity because I do think it allows
36:57
Speaker 11: them to be efficient. I think it'll help their offensive Linde. Obviously,
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Speaker 11: Xavier Worthy coming back's a big deal because not only
37:04
Speaker 11: the opportunity to throw the ball downfield, but he's also
37:06
Speaker 11: a touches guy. To go get eight, to go, get twelve,
37:09
Speaker 11: to go, get twenty with a jet sweep or a
37:11
Speaker 11: screen or a verse and something like that, and so
37:15
Speaker 11: much different offensive philosophy this past week. I hope for
37:19
Speaker 11: their case, it's part of who they're going to be
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Speaker 11: moving forward. We'll find out on Monday night if again
37:25
Speaker 11: they do it two weeks in a row. But I
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Speaker 11: was very pleased with seeing that out of that group.
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Speaker 3: Danner Loovsky ESPN analysts the full conversation soon in the
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Speaker 3: When we return, it's Jaguars HQ on the Jaguars Radio Network.
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Speaker 9: I'd say a little bit more just not executing at times.
37:53
Speaker 9: So I think these are all things that you look
37:55
Speaker 9: over the spring and training camp and now the season
37:58
Speaker 9: that we have done well at times, and I think
37:59
Speaker 9: they're just been a little bit of a lack of execution.
38:03
Speaker 9: You know, there is some stuff. I think with a
38:06
Speaker 9: new system, there is some growing pains, and we have
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Speaker 9: some young players and skill positions and guys that are
38:10
Speaker 9: filling in. Obviously Diami was out last week and guys
38:13
Speaker 9: stepping up having to play different positions, so there's a
38:14
Speaker 9: little bit of that element. But either way, you know,
38:17
Speaker 9: we're all responsible for, you know, how we play on Sunday,
38:21
Speaker 9: and you know, obviously that's me included. I know there's
38:23
Speaker 9: a lot of things I can do better. So I
38:26
Speaker 9: think it's a little bit of both though, to answer
38:27
Speaker 9: your question, and those are things that we just got
38:29
Speaker 9: to sharpen up, and I feel like we're definitely heading
38:30
Speaker 9: the right direction. We just got to make a few
38:32
Speaker 9: more plays.
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Speaker 3: Trevor Lawrence earlier today the full press conference at Jaguars
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Speaker 3: JP Shadwick with Jeff Logoman. And for those in Jacksonville Tuesday,
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Speaker 3: Jaguars game publics where shopping is a pleasure year. And
39:01
Speaker 3: then you have a quarterback logs. First off, when you
39:03
Speaker 3: think of Orlowski, anythings stand out there about his comments
39:06
Speaker 3: of how Lawrence is working in this Cohen scheme.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, look at he's He's one of the guys that
39:12
Speaker 6: I got great respect for in the in the broadcast
39:15
Speaker 6: business because you can tell that his opinions are not
39:18
Speaker 6: based on rumor and perception, They're based on him watching
39:22
Speaker 6: the game and watching the game film. So I always
39:26
Speaker 6: appreciate what he has to say.
39:27
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then of course the quarterback there, I was asked,
39:30
Speaker 3: is it more still learning the scheme or execution with
39:33
Speaker 3: the offense, and a little bit of both. I mean
39:36
Speaker 3: things happened early in the season.
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Speaker 6: Well, look, it's it's the first year under a news system,
39:43
Speaker 6: and there are a lot of people that can get
39:46
Speaker 6: better at what they're doing right now. The one that
39:49
Speaker 6: will make the most significant improvement in the offense with
39:54
Speaker 6: improvement as Trevor Okay, because obviously it's the most important
39:57
Speaker 6: position that there is on the field. He's doing a
40:00
Speaker 6: really good job of operating the offense. He also did
40:02
Speaker 6: something this pass game that kind of went unnoticed and
40:05
Speaker 6: untalked about. If you'll remember early in that ballgame, the
40:08
Speaker 6: Jaguars were backed up offensively and then he used a
40:11
Speaker 6: hard count. But he also used a little bit of
40:14
Speaker 6: trickery underneath Robert Hainsey's rear end because with that hard count,
40:19
Speaker 6: he actually a lot of times quarterbacks slap the rear
40:22
Speaker 6: end of the center to bring the snap counter or
40:25
Speaker 6: to get the ball. Okay, well, he simulated that and
40:29
Speaker 6: kind of knew that he would be able to draw
40:31
Speaker 6: the forty nine ers defensive front off sides with it.
40:34
Speaker 6: It was very smart to do that. And so those
40:38
Speaker 6: are the things I think that are encouraging. But then
40:39
Speaker 6: there's some opportunities that he missed down the field that
40:42
Speaker 6: he has to continue to keep his eyes disciplined and
40:46
Speaker 6: give it a little bit of time to develop, because
40:49
Speaker 6: there were three big plays in that game that weren't
40:52
Speaker 6: taking advantage of and the accuracy needs to get cleaned up,
40:56
Speaker 6: you know. And I think accuracy also gets a lot
40:59
Speaker 6: better with the more familiar you are with the offense,
41:02
Speaker 6: the more reps you get in that offense.
41:04
Speaker 3: All right, Logs, we'll come back in a moment and
41:07
Speaker 3: our final thoughts. And yes, the head coaching matchup this
41:09
Speaker 3: week a little different experience levels, but hey, it's gonna
41:13
Speaker 3: be a fantastic matchup the Chiefs and the Jaguars coming up.
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Speaker 3: This is jags HQ on Jaguars Radio.
41:27
Speaker 1: Welcome back Jaggs HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues
41:32
Speaker 1: right now.
41:33
Speaker 3: The final moments of jags HQ has been a busy show.
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Speaker 3: Our thanks to head coach Liam Cohen for walking down
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Speaker 3: the hallway taking a few minutes away from a game
41:41
Speaker 3: prep tonight to join us. Of course, Tony Wasselli James
41:43
Speaker 3: Gladstone joined us as well. It's week five, Monday Night Football,
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Speaker 3: the Chiefs and the Jaguars eight to fifteen kickoff time
41:50
Speaker 3: countdown the kickoff seven o'clock on the Jaguars Radio Network.
41:53
Speaker 3: They're expecting a sell out crowd and standing room tickets
41:56
Speaker 3: are being sold as we speak. So looking forward to
41:59
Speaker 3: the matchup, of course, and it's quite a head coaching
42:01
Speaker 3: matchup as well. Andy Reid in his twenty seventh year
42:04
Speaker 3: as an NFL head coach, four hundred and twenty four
42:08
Speaker 3: games of experience, two hundred and seventy five wins in
42:11
Speaker 3: the regular season. Liam Cohen, in his first year as
42:14
Speaker 3: a head coach, is coaching his fifth game in the
42:16
Speaker 3: National Football League. But he'll have no flinch. He'll go
42:19
Speaker 3: out there and this is going to be fun to watch.
42:21
Speaker 3: I'm sure Liam has great respect for Andy Reed. Oh,
42:24
Speaker 3: everybody does really well.
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Speaker 6: I mean, look, Andy's kind of at the pinnacle, you know,
42:29
Speaker 6: of the great coaches of all time right there, Bill Belichick,
42:33
Speaker 6: Don Shula. I mean, he's right up there.
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Speaker 3: All the time.
42:37
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean the playoffs in regular season combined, and
42:40
Speaker 6: what he's been able to do with two different franchises
42:43
Speaker 6: with different quarterbacks has been absolutely impressive. And he's a
42:47
Speaker 6: very stabilizing force I think for that franchise. And you know,
42:52
Speaker 6: even though we talk a lot about head coaches. It's
42:56
Speaker 6: also the battle of great minds on those coaching staffs.
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Speaker 6: Liam's gonna be facing off against Steve Spagnolo and Andy
43:04
Speaker 6: Reid is also on the offensive side of things. He's
43:07
Speaker 6: going to be facing off a little bit against Campanelli
43:09
Speaker 6: and that defensive staff.
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Speaker 3: And but at.
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Speaker 6: The end of the day, it's a it's a player
43:14
Speaker 6: player battle, and uh it's it's gonna be exciting.
43:17
Speaker 3: I love night football. I love night football, and I
43:20
Speaker 3: like football. When the Jaguars are confident in their ability
43:24
Speaker 3: to go be an equal to a team, it feels
43:27
Speaker 3: like it right now.
43:27
Speaker 6: Well, and what what's the forecast. I haven't even seen,
43:30
Speaker 6: to be honest with you, for Monday night.
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Speaker 3: Looks like low ladies during the day, so you know
43:38
Speaker 3: there is a chance of ranging.
43:39
Speaker 6: Yeah, but it's minimal because it's it's like a northeast
43:41
Speaker 6: easterly flow. So we're good on that scenario unless we
43:44
Speaker 6: have some crazy delay like we are, easy, easy, We're
43:50
Speaker 6: going to get that. Common sense will prevaire. But I'm
43:53
Speaker 6: looking forward to it. Monday Night football, Chiefs Jaguars.
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Speaker 3: Jagg's trying to get it done against the Chiefs for
43:59
Speaker 3: the first time since two thousand and nine. Jeff, we'll
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Speaker 3: talk to you. Enjoy Jags All Access tonight.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, looking forward to that in Parker, Washington. Great dude,
44:07
Speaker 6: great dude, great football player.
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Speaker 3: That's on Fox thirty in Jacksonville at seven o'clock thanks
44:10
Speaker 3: to our entire crew. Joe Fortunate, i Ough, Brent Reaper,
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