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Speaker 1: Welcome to Huddle Up rock by the Fields Total Group,
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Speaker 1: Jaguars Senior writer John Osher, NFL Network analyst and former
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Speaker 1: Jaguar Bucky Brooks, and Senior reporter JP Shatrick bringing you
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Speaker 1: the latest on your Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Speaker 2: Huddle Up starts right now. Welcome in.
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Speaker 3: It is Wednesday, Week six, Huddle Up with Bucky Brooks.
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Speaker 3: We've got a busy show ahead of final look at
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Speaker 3: Chiefs Jaguars on Monday Night football. The Jaguars are the
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Speaker 3: big win over Kansas City. We'll get our first look
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Speaker 3: at the Seattle Seahawks coming to town to face the Jags.
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Speaker 3: This week's a week in another home game, quarterback matchup,
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Speaker 3: pretty good one Darnold against Lawrence and early season confidence
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Speaker 3: for this team. How long can they carry it moving forward?
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Speaker 3: We'll get to all of that coming up. It's Tuddle
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Speaker 3: Up with Bucky Brooks. Brought to you by Field's Auto Group, Jacksonville.
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Speaker 3: Or Electric Center. Bucky Brooks in transit somewhere in Los Angeles.
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Speaker 2: Hello Bucky.
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Speaker 4: How are you cool?
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Speaker 5: I am not in transit because that would be dangerous.
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Speaker 5: I'm at a parking lot outside of the high school
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Speaker 5: whereur coach. We have practice today, and so the only
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Speaker 5: way to do the podcast and make practice is to
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Speaker 5: get to school early, so I can leave the podcast
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Speaker 5: and go to practice right after.
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Speaker 6: What was that shirt stand for a great head coach?
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Speaker 1: That ye?
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Speaker 4: Greatest?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Good?
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Speaker 6: I like that confident man. Maybe not too self aware,
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Speaker 6: but I like that.
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Speaker 2: Wow, multitasker, that's for sure.
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Speaker 6: All right.
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Speaker 3: Let's touch on the Chief Jaguars game last week on
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Speaker 3: Monday Night Football. Of course, the aftermath I've at. The
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Speaker 3: Jaguars offense had some early sputters. Trevor Lawrence made some
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Speaker 3: big throws late they find a way to get the touchdown.
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Speaker 3: Just showed a lot of grit and moxie, bucky, it
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Speaker 3: felt like to me, and certainly from the quarterback. What
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Speaker 3: stood out the most of his performance to you?
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Speaker 4: I would say the marxi and the guts.
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Speaker 5: I would say it's the best performance that we've seen
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Speaker 5: from him in terms of just the toughness and the
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Speaker 5: grittiness and competitiveness coming out. Having known Trevor since he
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Speaker 5: was in high school, he's always won, but to me,
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Speaker 5: this was a different type win. This wasn't one where
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Speaker 5: it was all about the superstar talent.
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Speaker 4: It was more.
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Speaker 5: About how can I wield this team to victory. And
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Speaker 5: so he has some stumbles, you had some misthrows, you
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Speaker 5: had some turnovers and those things, but at the end
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Speaker 5: of the day, when the Jaguars needed Trevor to make plays,
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Speaker 5: he made them with his arm, with his legs, whatever
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Speaker 5: it took. He found a way to get this team
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Speaker 5: to win. And it's a performance that he can build
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Speaker 5: on because look at saying winners win. Great quarterbacks find
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Speaker 5: ways to win games doing whatever it takes. And he
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Speaker 5: did that on Monday Night, which really bowls well for
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Speaker 5: this team's future.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, there were a lot of things, you know, early
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Speaker 6: and late that could have been a lot better from Trevor.
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Speaker 6: But I agree with Bucky and I'll sort of go
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Speaker 6: like maybe a little granular on a moment when he
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Speaker 6: had the fumble the next drive, it just seemed like
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Speaker 6: it didn't matter. He was angry, maybe at himself, maybe
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Speaker 6: at the moment, maybe just tired of man, that's how
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Speaker 6: it's been going too much at times. I've done that before,
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Speaker 6: with the fumble thing, and that's when he sort of
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Speaker 6: started running the next drive and almost saying, I don't
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Speaker 6: care how I get this done. Maybe there was a
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Speaker 6: thrower too, where he ran where he should have thrown
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Speaker 6: but looked back at him not confident there, but I'm
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Speaker 6: gonna get this seven yards. And there was a determination
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Speaker 6: of I don't care if it looks pretty. I don't
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Speaker 6: care if whatever. We've got to win this bleep bleep
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Speaker 6: bleep bleep bleep bleep bleep game. And I thought that
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Speaker 6: was pretty cool to see bleep bleep.
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Speaker 5: I agree with you, and I think it's funny because
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Speaker 5: when you look on the other side and you look
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Speaker 5: at how Pat Mahomes is having to do it. He
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Speaker 5: had three hundred and eighteen yards, but a lot of
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Speaker 5: the stuff that Pat Mahomes did, his legs, extended plays
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Speaker 5: where he created big play opportunities, and Trevor leaning into
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Speaker 5: his athleticism, his running skills.
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Speaker 4: Look, it was a welcome site.
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Speaker 5: He has to protect himself, but there are a bunch
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Speaker 5: of different ways to skin a cat in this league,
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Speaker 5: and he showed that it doesn't always have to be
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Speaker 5: a pretty performance from him. It can be a gretty
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Speaker 5: performance and we still get the result that we want,
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Speaker 5: which is a dub at the end of the night.
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Speaker 6: Well, then I don't know how much more we'll get
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Speaker 6: into Trevor. But on the last drive JP, it's third
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Speaker 6: and seven, oh yeah, and you know, an incomplete pass
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Speaker 6: there for that thirty three yard or down to BTJ
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Speaker 6: and you know, fourth and seven you're usually not converting.
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Speaker 6: I mean it was. It wasn't a do or die
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Speaker 6: play because if he hadn't, they wouldn't have died. But
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Speaker 6: that moment and that throw, it sort of felt like
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Speaker 6: he was just short of sort of shedding something, of
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Speaker 6: throwing it. We've been talking about on this show, and
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Speaker 6: the coach has been talking about playing loose. It almost
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Speaker 6: felt Bucky like that was his first loose throw of
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Speaker 6: the season. And by loose, I don't mean like loose,
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Speaker 6: not fundamentally sound or anything. But then he just let
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Speaker 6: it rip. And then he let it rip on the
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Speaker 6: next throw to Diami. And so maybe that's the start
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Speaker 6: of playing, you know, in the moment, taking a chance
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Speaker 6: every now and then, because they've been wanting him to
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Speaker 6: go downfield more. He did it a couple of times.
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Speaker 6: Maybe that play is sort of the start of that. Hey,
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Speaker 6: I gotta fling it. I'm Trevor Lawrence, damn it, I'm
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Speaker 6: gonna play.
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Speaker 5: I think there's a lot of truth to that, not
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Speaker 5: only for Trevor, but for Brian Thomas Junior to Yimmie
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Speaker 5: Brown and Travis Hunter. I felt like the plays that
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Speaker 5: they made in that game could be the start of
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Speaker 5: what we expected to see from this offense. Let it fly,
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Speaker 5: because the weapons around Trevor are really solid and sufficient.
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Speaker 5: They're good enough for this offense to be a top
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Speaker 5: five offense if they just play. And they haven't played
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Speaker 5: to their potential up to this point. But in that
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Speaker 5: game when they needed it, all of the stars, Brian
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Speaker 5: Thomas Junior, the big player, the Travis Hunter earlier in
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Speaker 5: the third quarter we'd made a spectacular catch, the.
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Speaker 4: Yimmy Brown making plays, and the great teams. That's what happened.
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Speaker 5: The great players step up when their need to make plays,
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Speaker 5: and for the Jaguars, it was great to see their
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Speaker 5: blue chair players finally make some.
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Speaker 4: Of those blue chip plays that we want.
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Speaker 6: I know, Bucky, you're a big TikTok guy, So you
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Speaker 6: know all about Travis Hunter. Yeah, I mean you know,
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Speaker 6: I watched college football. But I haven't really been let's
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Speaker 6: watch Travis's high school highlight guy since he got here,
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Speaker 6: so I've kind of been waiting for a moment.
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Speaker 2: JP.
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Speaker 6: We've talked about it. When he jumped over the stadium
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Speaker 6: to catch that ball forty four years downfield, I thought
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Speaker 6: of you, Bucky, because I thought, Okay, well there's the
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Speaker 6: there's finally Oh that's that's that that's what that is,
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Speaker 6: and because I'm not sure that and there are other
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Speaker 6: receivers in the league who could have made the play,
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Speaker 6: but probably not that many. I mean, he was he
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Speaker 6: was up. So he showed stuff the other night.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, he showed U stuff, but it wasn't even that
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Speaker 4: play that played was spectacular.
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Speaker 5: But I feel like I've seen him do that play
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Speaker 5: time and time again, high school, college jump over people, the.
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Speaker 4: Spectacular ball skill plays.
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Speaker 5: I feel like he makes those on the regular We
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Speaker 5: see it in practice all the time. To me is
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Speaker 5: when the ball is in his hands, I feel the stadium,
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Speaker 5: I feel the energy go up.
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Speaker 4: And when I was on the.
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Speaker 5: Sideline, I wrote in my notebook, man, he is the
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Speaker 5: juice because when he makes.
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Speaker 4: A play, the entire sideline.
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Speaker 5: Responds differently than anybody else when they make a play
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Speaker 5: and the energy in the state in the stadium completely changes.
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Speaker 5: And it reminded me, man, you know what, as a coach,
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Speaker 5: you have to find a way to let those guys
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Speaker 5: impact the game some.
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Speaker 4: Way, somehow. And I think that that.
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Speaker 5: Performance on Monday Night will encourage Liam to maybe carve
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Speaker 5: out a handful of plays on his play sheet to
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Speaker 5: make sure that Travis Hunter touches the ball, because every
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Speaker 5: time he touches the ball, you're holding your breath because
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Speaker 5: something magical is about to happen.
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Speaker 3: And it changes the defense too. I mean, they don't
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Speaker 3: want to be posterized. If he catches a five yard
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Speaker 3: ball and then he makes two guys miss and gets
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Speaker 3: twenty five, she's gone already a couple of times this year.
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Speaker 5: He certainly has that he has unique gifts, because I've
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Speaker 5: always said the best thing about him is he's a
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Speaker 5: ball catcher. You put the ball anywhere in the general vicinity,
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Speaker 5: he is going to get it. But what he also
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Speaker 5: does with the ball in his hands after the catch,
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Speaker 5: he catches these.
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Speaker 4: Five yard hitches and outbreaking routes.
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Speaker 5: He makes the first two guys miss and he slithers
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Speaker 5: it knife in terms a five yard game until a
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Speaker 5: seventeen eighteen yard play. There's so much more meat on
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Speaker 5: the ball when it comes to what he can do.
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Speaker 5: I'm excited to see what this offense does with a
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Speaker 5: full of maximize his talents and Brian Thomas Junior's talents,
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Speaker 5: because then this offense becomes very difficult to defend.
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Speaker 3: Let's touch on the Jaguars defensive performance, and I mean
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Speaker 3: the highlight reel obviously will be the ninety nine yard
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Speaker 3: interception return for a touchdown by Devin Lloyd. We've seen
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Speaker 3: it all over social media, everybody analyzing the film going
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Speaker 3: down to it and he's up on the line, he
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Speaker 3: backs out of it. Saw something in film study jumps
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Speaker 3: in front, avoids, Mahomes, steff Arms are running back, holds
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Speaker 3: it high and tight the final ten yards for the touchdown,
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Speaker 3: and it was an incredibly impactful play against one of
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Speaker 3: the great quarterbacks of all time.
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Speaker 2: What else can you say about this one, Bucky?
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Speaker 4: This is an all timer, Yes, at all timer.
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Speaker 5: But I had a conversation with Jordan Lewis after the
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Speaker 5: game and he said that play that Devin made, he
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Speaker 5: was so proud of.
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Speaker 4: It because it came directly from film study.
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Speaker 5: Evidently, the two plays that the Kensit Chiefs ran down
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Speaker 5: at the goal line, the pick play that was for
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Speaker 5: a touchdown is always followed by the follow play that
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Speaker 5: Devin Lloyd jumped, and he said that was a by
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Speaker 5: product of study and knowing where he needed to get
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Speaker 5: you when he popped out of the bluff. So being
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Speaker 5: at the line popping out the perfect location, Pat Mahomes
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Speaker 5: didn't see him. He not only catches it, but I'm
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Speaker 5: telling this team's ability to turn defense in the offense.
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Speaker 4: It's almost like being at an NCAA tournament game.
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Speaker 5: A team that presses, they turn it over and it's
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Speaker 5: a fast break. The way that they go to pick
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Speaker 5: up blocks to finish it, to cover it up, to
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Speaker 5: make sure that it goes all the way to the paint.
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Speaker 5: What a great play. And you talk about all the
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Speaker 5: pressure I mean off of the team. That was like
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Speaker 5: the air being let out the balloon. And from that
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Speaker 5: point on, the real Jaguars showed up.
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Speaker 2: Well was Nola Richardson forty minutes A hell defense?
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Speaker 6: Hell yeah, I've covered that team a few times. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: the uh impressive on that play too. And did you
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Speaker 6: see smoot at the twenty yard line on that play blocking. Uh.
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Speaker 6: And I haven't seen Dwan since it, but I'm sorta
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Speaker 6: not convinced that he can do what he did. I'm
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Speaker 6: not sure that he can move as fast as he did.
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Speaker 6: And Josh heines Allen blocking and those have been traits,
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Speaker 6: you know when you talk about buy in and effort
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Speaker 6: and all those things, and there's such intangible thoughts when
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Speaker 6: you talk about, oh, they've bought in. Okay, well, every
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Speaker 6: team buys in, right, or every team says they do.
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Speaker 6: But there's been so many cases of downfield blocking for
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Speaker 6: this team on offense that case. You know, they talk
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Speaker 6: about running to the ball and all that, but every
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Speaker 6: team I've been around talks about that. It's sort of
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Speaker 6: like every defensive corner talks about being aggressive. I still
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Speaker 6: want to be around the team that doesn't talk about
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Speaker 6: running to the ball, but these guys do. And you know,
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Speaker 6: he doesn't score that touchdown, I don't think unless he's
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Speaker 6: getting effort from his teammates. And we've all seen many
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Speaker 6: times huge play like that. He gets down to the
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Speaker 6: eight and then they don't get in. Well, it's a
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Speaker 6: different play if he doesn't get those final eight yards
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Speaker 6: and you know, so that I think really spoke to
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Speaker 6: where this team is at right now in terms of effort, focused, concentration.
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Speaker 6: All the things that they wanted to build in camp
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Speaker 6: are showing themselves and it's reason they're four and one.
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Speaker 5: It's so great to see and it's so great to
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Speaker 5: hear the guys talk about the energy and why it's
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Speaker 5: paying off, and how what they're doing in practice is
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Speaker 5: showing up in games, and how they're getting turnovers in
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Speaker 5: practice and that's translating into a turnover exception that's showing
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Speaker 5: up in games. And on that pick six, you talk
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Speaker 5: about the effort Josh heinz Allen trying to box out
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Speaker 5: Takwon Thornton on that play, and even though Thornton works
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Speaker 5: away and gets out of bounds in those things, is
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Speaker 5: the overall awareness of the team to really try and
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Speaker 5: turn those interceptions and fumbles into scores. And you just
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Speaker 5: know the odds go up when your team is able
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Speaker 5: to have a defensive score and just how they're on it.
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Speaker 5: And I'm gonna say this because I think Ivanilla is
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Speaker 5: a look a quote machine when they go behind the
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Speaker 5: scenes and access to hear players at the NFL level,
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Speaker 5: talk about playing for their coach.
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Speaker 4: It is a very unique thing. And John and JP,
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Speaker 4: you guys have been around that locker room for a
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Speaker 4: long time.
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Speaker 5: It is unusual to hear players talk about, man, we
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Speaker 5: just owe it to coach Camp to play for him
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Speaker 5: and to play hard for him. I don't know what's
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Speaker 5: in the secret sauce in terms of Camp style, but
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Speaker 5: there is something that he has done that has resonated
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Speaker 5: with that defensive side of the locker room where they
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Speaker 5: feel obligated to play hard for the coaching staff on defense.
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Speaker 6: I'll tell you the sauce is that he's a genuinely
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Speaker 6: He's a genuine person who genuinely cares about his guys.
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Speaker 6: And from the first interview, I'm sure you know you've
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Speaker 6: talked to probably more defensive players than I have. That's
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Speaker 6: the first thing they talk about is this guy cares
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Speaker 6: about us, and we know it goes a long.
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Speaker 3: Way pretty clear right away when you have a conversation
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean that's part of this league. Like you
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Speaker 7: got to be able to you know, move on quickly.
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Speaker 7: So I've had experience with that over the past few years.
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Speaker 7: And I'd say physically obviously, you know, playing a Monday
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Speaker 7: night game, it is a quicker turnaround. You lose you know,
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Speaker 7: almost two days, so it's just trying to take care
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Speaker 7: of your bodies and get ready to go because you know,
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Speaker 7: today's Wednesday and we got to prepare for Seattle and
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Speaker 7: it's really less than two days after our game, So
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Speaker 7: that is that is always a little bit of a challenge,
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Speaker 7: but everyone has to do it every place Monday night game,
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Speaker 7: so it's just something that comes.
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Speaker 4: With the territory.
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Speaker 7: And obviously, you know, we got to get back as
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Speaker 7: quick as possible and get a great week of preparation
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Speaker 7: in for a really good Seattle team.
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Speaker 2: That's the quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
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Speaker 3: Coming off a win last week Monday Night football over
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Speaker 3: the Chiefs, welcome back to Huddle up with Bucky Brooks,
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Speaker 3: j P, Shadrick, John Oser, and Jacksonville. Bucky with us
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Speaker 3: from Los Angeles. The full press conference at Jaguars dot
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Speaker 3: com and the Jaguars YouTube channel. He and Liam Cohen
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Speaker 3: speaking earlier today. Locker room will be open here and
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Speaker 3: probably about thirty minutes or so doing some afternoon work
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Speaker 3: today to give the guys a little extra time during
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Speaker 3: the day coming off the Monday night game, and a
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Speaker 3: light practice expected today as well ahead of the Seattle
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Speaker 3: Seahawks typing of Town three and two. And they've got
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Speaker 3: some offensive pieces that are playing well, and it starts
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Speaker 3: with the quarterback Sam Arnold throwing it around Jackson Smith
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Speaker 3: and Jigba is a big target for him over five
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Speaker 3: hundred yards already. Cooper Cup is still Cooper Cup. Aj
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Speaker 3: Barter is a red zone threat to tie the end
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Speaker 3: position with four touchdowns. And they've got Knine Kenneth Walker
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Speaker 3: the third who is a dangerous back in the US
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Speaker 3: Sharbaday as well the running game, you'll see him top
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Speaker 3: ten total offense fifth and passing points per game. Buck
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Speaker 3: either're scoring and is this sustainable for Darnald?
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Speaker 2: What's he looked like so far?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, you've been good. I mean, Shane, They've done a
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Speaker 4: really good job of getting this offense.
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Speaker 5: I've been going Clint Kobiak taking over and finding a
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Speaker 5: way to put Sam Donald in a very comfortable situation. Now,
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Speaker 5: this offense has roots in the same system that he
17:37
Speaker 5: had success in the Minnesota.
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Speaker 4: They just expanded upon that.
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Speaker 5: They can get the ball out of his hands quickly.
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Speaker 5: They have really good wide receivers. Jack SU's with the
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Speaker 5: jigbook is a dude. Cooper Cup is.
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Speaker 4: Not what he once was, but he's still a very
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Speaker 4: effective player that they will find.
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Speaker 5: In critical situations, particularly on third down. Look, the defense
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Speaker 5: has this work cut out for him in terms of
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Speaker 5: dealing with those two wideouts. And they have a i'll
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Speaker 5: say a pesky running game where they don't lean on
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Speaker 5: it heavily, but they do it just enough to create.
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Speaker 4: Some opportunities in the passing game. So you got to
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Speaker 4: make sure they just take care of Kevin Walker, Deck Charbonnay,
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Speaker 4: those guys in the backyard of the toughs.
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Speaker 5: But yeah, well constructed the offense and a quarterback is
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Speaker 5: playing really really well.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I have a question, and it may be slightly
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Speaker 6: off topic here, but it's a question that I think
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Speaker 6: will lean on the guys whose name is on the
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Speaker 6: show and make him look good. So I think it's
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Speaker 6: okay to make him look good there. I cover the
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Speaker 6: Jaguars and I try to pay as much tenmis as
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Speaker 6: possible the other thirty two team or the other thirty
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Speaker 6: one teams, but there's blind spots and Seattle being so
18:43
Speaker 6: far out west. I always trust them to be good,
18:48
Speaker 6: but they're just a team that I never feel like
18:51
Speaker 6: I have a grasp on. But to me, Bucky, they're
18:56
Speaker 6: in the conversation with San Francisco. Baltimore not this year,
19:02
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying. Baltimore, the Steelers were. They've
19:05
Speaker 6: got to the point over the last fifteen years where
19:09
Speaker 6: don't think they're not going to be good because they're
19:12
Speaker 6: not going to dip. Is that all your guy Schneider
19:15
Speaker 6: or you know why is this organization a such a
19:21
Speaker 6: consistent organization?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it starts at the top.
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Speaker 5: John Snyder, who look, I give a lot of credit
19:28
Speaker 5: to him for my career and everything, because he was
19:31
Speaker 5: the one that convinced me to go from wide receiver
19:33
Speaker 5: to defense back in Green Bay. He had moved up
19:36
Speaker 5: the ranks. He gave him my first scouting job when
19:38
Speaker 5: he got the job as a general manager in Seattle,
19:41
Speaker 5: and the things that he believes in they.
19:43
Speaker 4: Continue to do.
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Speaker 5: They are a team that really he's the words of
19:47
Speaker 5: Ron Wolf in terms of how they build their team.
19:50
Speaker 5: They are a team that is very much a size
19:52
Speaker 5: speed team. They do a really good job with Mike
19:55
Speaker 5: McDonald in terms of mixing up the defensive schemes to
19:59
Speaker 5: match the personnel that.
20:00
Speaker 4: They have on offense. They have a clear.
20:02
Speaker 5: Identity in terms of what they want to do. They
20:04
Speaker 5: want to run the football, but they found a way
20:06
Speaker 5: to unlock Sam Donald and their problem.
20:09
Speaker 4: Now.
20:10
Speaker 5: Luckily we get them to come to the Bank, and
20:12
Speaker 5: that is a long trip coming from the Pacific Northwest. Sure, yeah,
20:17
Speaker 5: playing a one o'clock game, but this is a feisty team.
20:20
Speaker 5: This is a team that you got to be ready
20:21
Speaker 5: for the physicality and toughness. But I feel like we're
20:25
Speaker 5: well prepared for it coming off the hills of playing
20:27
Speaker 5: San Francisco and Kansas City back to back. You won't
20:31
Speaker 5: get many more challenges than the ones that we just faced, but.
20:34
Speaker 4: Now it is.
20:36
Speaker 5: Bens Lombardi used to say, the greatest reward for doing
20:39
Speaker 5: is the opportunity to do more.
20:41
Speaker 4: When you're a good team, the games just get bigger.
20:44
Speaker 4: So you have to be able.
20:45
Speaker 5: To continue to sustain success by putting the Kansas City
20:49
Speaker 5: game to bed and being ready to take on another
20:52
Speaker 5: big opponent in the Seattle Seaks.
20:53
Speaker 3: You must be about to coach because you just drapped
20:55
Speaker 3: a Lombardi quote before practice.
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Speaker 5: So well, I mean, like, really the quote should be
21:01
Speaker 5: going to doctor Jonas Sauf, but Bens Lombardy did it,
21:04
Speaker 5: so I want to make sure i'd give the proper credit.
21:08
Speaker 5: But Ambardi said it the make it famous. But with
21:10
Speaker 5: somebody else's quote that he kind of lifted.
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Speaker 3: Fair enough, I'm not gonna fact check you on that one.
21:15
Speaker 3: Let's touch with the Seahawks defense. They have been really
21:19
Speaker 3: good against the run, third in the league eighty three
21:22
Speaker 3: yards per game. How does this Jaguars offense and a
21:26
Speaker 3: little bit of a nicked up offensive line battle through
21:29
Speaker 3: here and run the football or is it air it out?
21:32
Speaker 4: Time now, I mean, you know what it is.
21:34
Speaker 5: I think one thing that I've been impressed with the
21:37
Speaker 5: Jaguars they stay true to.
21:38
Speaker 4: Who they are. They're gon try and run the football,
21:40
Speaker 4: and they go find a way to adjust to whatever.
21:42
Speaker 5: The Seahawks are doing to create some opportunities for Travis
21:45
Speaker 5: Aten and others.
21:47
Speaker 4: To get free.
21:47
Speaker 5: But this is a tall task. Lennar Williams is a
21:50
Speaker 5: grown man on the inside. They have a fast set
21:52
Speaker 5: of linebacker. You're talking about Ernest Jones being in there.
21:55
Speaker 5: They're just a really well constructed defense.
21:59
Speaker 4: Brian Murphy who is a rookie who's making plays already.
22:03
Speaker 5: I mean, they're big, fast and physical, and so we're
22:06
Speaker 5: don't have to get our nose dirty with the runners
22:08
Speaker 5: and upfront, you got to win the trenches. You got
22:10
Speaker 5: to find a way to have success in the trenches.
22:13
Speaker 5: That said, there gonna be some opportunities outside where you can.
22:16
Speaker 4: Throw it and throw it down the field. We have
22:19
Speaker 4: to make the plays because they're not going to deba
22:21
Speaker 4: from what they do.
22:22
Speaker 5: We're going to have to make plays on the outside
22:25
Speaker 5: to create some opportunities for us to have success running.
22:28
Speaker 6: Yeah, a couple of thoughts I think What I'm impressed
22:33
Speaker 6: with the most about the Jaguars running game is maybe
22:36
Speaker 6: not even the games where they've gone off for one
22:39
Speaker 6: hundred and thirty one hundred and forty. It's that in
22:42
Speaker 6: the games where clearly teams have I don't say figured
22:48
Speaker 6: them out, but have schemed them or played them away
22:51
Speaker 6: from having a huge game, they have still found a
22:54
Speaker 6: way to be effective. It's some key times with the running.
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Speaker 2: Game Texans game Texans.
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Speaker 6: Right had seventy five yards in the second half, and
23:02
Speaker 6: even the other night Bucky, I thought they were stymied
23:07
Speaker 6: a little bit with the run game, and then when
23:09
Speaker 6: you go back and watch four or five, six times
23:13
Speaker 6: they got good yardage in key situations by scheming it.
23:18
Speaker 6: They had to toss to ETN I forget what series
23:21
Speaker 6: that was, but help set up a score very close.
23:25
Speaker 6: They stick with it, and I think the key there
23:28
Speaker 6: is over the course of a season, if teams are
23:32
Speaker 6: scheming against the Jaguars, they have to honor it the
23:36
Speaker 6: whole game because they know Liam's not going to go
23:39
Speaker 6: away from it, and so I think that'll play into
23:42
Speaker 6: it as you get further on in the season. Don't
23:45
Speaker 6: think that just because you stopped him in the second
23:47
Speaker 6: quarter that you don't have to think about the run
23:49
Speaker 6: the rest of the game. And I think that's significant.
23:51
Speaker 6: The threat of the run is always very important in
23:53
Speaker 6: the offense. If you lose it, I think you're done.
23:56
Speaker 4: Yeah.
23:56
Speaker 5: I think that's been the most impressive part of Liam
23:58
Speaker 5: Cohen's play calling is his persistence when it comes to
24:02
Speaker 5: the running game. Most guys that had the big play sheet,
24:04
Speaker 5: they are fascinated and consumed by the passing game, but
24:07
Speaker 5: he finds a way to always get back to running
24:10
Speaker 5: the football. And I'm gonna say this, like, I've been
24:13
Speaker 5: very impressed with the halftime adjustments that they make.
24:15
Speaker 4: I'm very impressed with the presentation that.
24:17
Speaker 5: They make a halftime when it comes to how they
24:19
Speaker 5: present the running game and how they offer the fixes
24:22
Speaker 5: to the run game. And it shows this is a
24:25
Speaker 5: team that they look they can be whatever they need
24:28
Speaker 5: to be on any given day to deal with the
24:30
Speaker 5: schemes that they attack. And that's part of the reason
24:32
Speaker 5: why you want to have zone schemes and gap schemes
24:34
Speaker 5: in your repertoire. They will change based on what they're facing.
24:38
Speaker 5: But against the Seattle Sea Yaw two ranked third against
24:40
Speaker 5: the run, it is going to be an imperative that
24:42
Speaker 5: you have some success on the ground. You don't want
24:45
Speaker 5: to get into a one dimenial approach against this team
24:47
Speaker 5: because they're fast upfront and they can get after it,
24:50
Speaker 5: and those guys that are run suffers do a great
24:52
Speaker 5: job of becoming pass rushers when they know that the
24:55
Speaker 5: field is tilted end of direction.
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Speaker 3: defensive coverage of the game and the quarterback matchup when
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Speaker 8: So much to play in this position, I think in
25:27
Speaker 8: this league is timing and circumstance, and there's so many
25:31
Speaker 8: talented guys that people end up saying can't do it
25:36
Speaker 8: or it doesn't work in that timing and that circumstance.
25:41
Speaker 8: And now look what has happened to him and his career.
25:44
Speaker 8: Baker and him are on the same team and couldn't
25:47
Speaker 8: quite play on that team.
25:48
Speaker 4: So it's just so much.
25:50
Speaker 8: Of it is not giving up on these guys and
25:53
Speaker 8: knowing that as time goes and they accumulate more reps,
25:57
Speaker 8: not just in games, but in practice calling plays. Guys
26:02
Speaker 8: coming from spread systems, No huddle shotgun like that whole
26:07
Speaker 8: operation is new. It's different. It's a different mode of
26:10
Speaker 8: operation for those guys. So really cool to see guys
26:14
Speaker 8: like Sam, you know, continuing to get better as they
26:17
Speaker 8: go throughout their career.
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Speaker 3: Say coach Liam Cohen earlier today full press conference at
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Speaker 3: Jaguars dot com or Jaguars YouTube and welcome back. It
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Speaker 3: and it is the quarterback matchup this week. These defenses
26:41
Speaker 3: will have to face off against these two. And Sam Arnold,
26:45
Speaker 3: the former first round, third overall pick back in twenty
26:49
Speaker 3: eighteen by the New York Jets, has had time with Carolina,
26:53
Speaker 3: San Francisco, Minnesota last year and finally now in Seattle.
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Speaker 2: A Lawrence on You're right.
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Speaker 3: The comparison of their statistics so far this year nine touchdowns,
27:05
Speaker 3: three picks for Donald, six and five for Trevor. But
27:09
Speaker 3: Donald very efficient so far. And you know, that's a
27:14
Speaker 3: pretty powerful quote from Liam Cohen, And I think there's
27:16
Speaker 3: some realization coming around to that because of the success
27:19
Speaker 3: of a guy like Baker Mayfield down in Tampa, Bucky,
27:22
Speaker 3: and how does that, how does that compare to what
27:26
Speaker 3: Donald's trying to do right now?
27:29
Speaker 4: I think you're very similar.
27:30
Speaker 5: And I give Sam Donald and Baker Mayfield a ton
27:33
Speaker 5: of credit in terms of being able to kind of
27:35
Speaker 5: find their success later in their career, not late in
27:39
Speaker 5: their career, but a little later. And what it is
27:41
Speaker 5: a lesson is it is timing and circumstance. Like Liam
27:45
Speaker 5: talks about, it's a scheme thing.
27:46
Speaker 4: You got to find the right scheme.
27:48
Speaker 5: Nor one wants to hear this, for eighty five percent
27:50
Speaker 5: of players in the league are system players. I mean,
27:53
Speaker 5: they have to be in the right system that attenuates
27:56
Speaker 5: their talent. And what we've seen in the last two
27:58
Speaker 5: systems that Baked Sam Donald has been in, they've worked
28:01
Speaker 5: for him heavy one game play, action surroundabout terrific playmakers
28:06
Speaker 5: on the perimeter, and he looks like a guy that
28:08
Speaker 5: was the top five pick you ope, the same for
28:11
Speaker 5: Trevor Lawrence. Right system, right supporting cast. It works.
28:17
Speaker 4: So this is a tail.
28:18
Speaker 5: Patience is everything when it comes to development of the quarterback.
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Speaker 5: We're seeing in Sam Donald and hopefully we continue to
28:24
Speaker 5: see it as Trevor Lawrence develops.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I've said for a couple of years, I think
28:29
Speaker 6: we're going to see it more and more. And because
28:33
Speaker 6: the pressure to play fast, meaning play the guys quickly,
28:41
Speaker 6: and then the pressure to pass judgment and I understand it.
28:45
Speaker 6: It's it's a speeded up world that we're in. Everybody
28:50
Speaker 6: has hot takes, everybody wants the answer.
28:53
Speaker 5: Now.
28:54
Speaker 6: They look on TV and they see the quarterback have
28:57
Speaker 6: one good game in another city and think that the
29:00
Speaker 6: quarterback stinks because he didn't have the same numbers. And
29:03
Speaker 6: it it builds and builds to where the quarterback's confidence
29:08
Speaker 6: is effective in his situation, is affected in his situation.
29:11
Speaker 6: And so I think you're just going to see this
29:14
Speaker 6: more and more where a team says, oh, wait a minute,
29:17
Speaker 6: this guy over here who didn't work there, let's bring
29:20
Speaker 6: him in. I think you may be seeing it with
29:22
Speaker 6: Daniel Jones, you know. So my guess is in ten
29:28
Speaker 6: years when we're all sitting here on the Bucky Brooks
29:31
Speaker 6: Uddle Up Podcast that you're going to see a breakdown
29:35
Speaker 6: of about thirty five or forty percent of the league
29:38
Speaker 6: with quarterbacks who people threw in the trash heap earlier
29:43
Speaker 6: in their career because it's hard to make this thing
29:46
Speaker 6: work fast. So I think you probably had about a
29:50
Speaker 6: twenty year period where teams weren't willing to give the
29:54
Speaker 6: some guys a second chance who might have made it.
29:57
Speaker 6: It's such a copycat league that now there's gonna be
30:00
Speaker 6: teams next year much more much yeah to make a
30:08
Speaker 6: move for a guy because they can stand in front
30:10
Speaker 6: of their media on March seventeenth and say, hey, Baker
30:14
Speaker 6: did it. He's our Baker, and everybody go, yep, that's
30:17
Speaker 6: what it is, you know. So I think you are
30:20
Speaker 6: going to see this trend continue, and I think it's
30:22
Speaker 6: a good thing for these guys.
30:24
Speaker 5: So it's funny because John Snyder, I spend man years
30:27
Speaker 5: and years working for ron Wolf from ron Wolf.
30:29
Speaker 4: Used to say this because he learned this from Al Davis.
30:32
Speaker 5: Al Davis to layd al Davis would always say, if
30:35
Speaker 5: someone deemed a quarterback to be worthy of taking in
30:37
Speaker 5: the first round. He should get three or four bites
30:39
Speaker 5: at the Apple because if they are grated as a
30:42
Speaker 5: first round talent, there's some talent there. But it may
30:45
Speaker 5: take a change of scenery, a new voice, a new
30:48
Speaker 5: scheme to unlock it, and Baker Mayfield and Sam Donald
30:52
Speaker 5: will be post children for that movement.
30:55
Speaker 4: Mac Jones will be another one.
30:57
Speaker 5: The success that he's having in San Francisco, Daniel Jones
31:01
Speaker 5: having success in Indianapolis.
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Speaker 4: All of these.
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Speaker 5: First round picks that are making it on their second
31:06
Speaker 5: or third or fourth try. It tells you that maybe
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Speaker 5: there's a development problem when it comes to quarterback because
31:14
Speaker 5: we don't give them enough patience and enough time to
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Speaker 5: fully realize their potential in their first situation there.
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Speaker 3: We're back in a moment and our final thoughts ahead
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Speaker 3: of the Seahawks Jaguars matchup, and it's huddle up with
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Speaker 8: I was probably my most calm the other and I
31:53
Speaker 8: hate any ways, and it was cool to see then
31:55
Speaker 8: Trevor like take over some of that, and you saw
31:58
Speaker 8: some of the swagger that he had after he made
32:01
Speaker 8: the throw to BT and Dami and just you know,
32:04
Speaker 8: you just saw some confidence in grit and toughness that
32:09
Speaker 8: you want your teams to display. Not because it's about
32:13
Speaker 8: my personality or me, it's more because I think that
32:16
Speaker 8: that helps have an edge, and ultimate I do would
32:20
Speaker 8: like our team to have an edge.
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Speaker 2: And it's a big one for the Jags.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, Becky, I think the box would be, can you
33:31
Speaker 6: go beat a good team where the circumstances are sort
33:34
Speaker 6: of in your favor? I mean, you know, this is
33:37
Speaker 6: a game that I think good East Coast teams or
33:41
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33:44
Speaker 6: game winning streak, and sometimes you sort of lose your
33:46
Speaker 6: mojo if you will, but good teams. I think of
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Speaker 6: the Eagles. You know, usually the Eagles go win this game.
33:53
Speaker 6: They're at home, and nobody in the is really thinking
33:56
Speaker 6: about them. You're not on Monday night. You go get
33:59
Speaker 6: a soft win, you get to five and one. That's
34:02
Speaker 6: sort of how you build toward and eleven or twelve
34:04
Speaker 6: win season is by building. Okay, so the three game
34:08
Speaker 6: winning street, let's get a four, you know, one more.
34:11
Speaker 6: When a lot of teams that are average would let
34:14
Speaker 6: down in this situation because you had a big win
34:17
Speaker 6: on Monday.
34:18
Speaker 4: Yeah, this would be a test of their competitive maturity.
34:21
Speaker 5: Right, are you good enough that you stack wins together
34:24
Speaker 5: where it's the expectation that you win every time that
34:26
Speaker 5: you show up.
34:28
Speaker 4: Early in the year, the Jags have been a bit
34:30
Speaker 4: of a novelty. Oh look at Jags. They went oh
34:32
Speaker 4: they went on the road or not? Yeah, good point
34:34
Speaker 4: San Francisco forty nine ers. Oh now, oh, Monday night
34:36
Speaker 4: they won against Kanda Chiefs.
34:39
Speaker 5: If you really want to be recognized as a good
34:41
Speaker 5: team and a great team, you have to take care
34:43
Speaker 5: of business at home against these teams like the Seattle Seahawks,
34:47
Speaker 5: because no one want to say it, but they are
34:48
Speaker 5: a really good team and you have to get used
34:50
Speaker 5: to beating good teams on the regular. I'm excited to
34:54
Speaker 5: see how this team prepares because in talking to the players,
34:57
Speaker 5: they didn't feel like they had a great week of
34:59
Speaker 5: preparation last week and they stumbled through. So they felt
35:02
Speaker 5: like the process wasn't right. You heard immediately after the
35:05
Speaker 5: game they talked about, we got to make sure we
35:07
Speaker 5: get to our process, make sure that we do all
35:10
Speaker 5: the things to be ready to play. I'm excited to
35:12
Speaker 5: see if they follow through on that, because that will
35:15
Speaker 5: tell me if they played well coming on the heels
35:17
Speaker 5: of what they've conquered the last two weeks. Oh, this
35:20
Speaker 5: team is ready to go to the next level, and
35:23
Speaker 5: we're going to be a team that's going to be
35:24
Speaker 5: in the conversation down the stretch. Not only is a
35:27
Speaker 5: playoff contender, but one of the teams that can make
35:29
Speaker 5: a deep postseason run without looking too far hit.
35:33
Speaker 6: Yeah, I couldn't agree more. The It was interesting when
35:36
Speaker 6: Liam talked today. He got in a little bit with
35:41
Speaker 6: you know, a team having a chip on its shoulder,
35:45
Speaker 6: which is sort of what people want to add a
35:47
Speaker 6: tip and a shoulder, But beyond that, he talked about
35:50
Speaker 6: exactly what Bucky said, that there was an overwhelming feeling
35:54
Speaker 6: of sort of being irritated that God didn't play that well,
35:57
Speaker 6: you know, and wanting to show sort of being upset
36:03
Speaker 6: about not playing well even though you want a huge game.
36:06
Speaker 6: I mean, I think a lot of fans would say, well,
36:09
Speaker 6: you beat the Chiefs. This was great. I mean, it
36:11
Speaker 6: was a great atmosphere at the Bank. The fans walking
36:14
Speaker 6: out of that game didn't care if they played well
36:15
Speaker 6: or not. I mean, they could have played their worst
36:17
Speaker 6: game of the season. They beat the Chiefs. But I
36:19
Speaker 6: think there is a maturity in that, and I like
36:29
Speaker 6: your phrase, Bucky, will it translate to a competitive maturity
36:34
Speaker 6: six days out? You know, the legs will be a
36:37
Speaker 6: little tired. Can they fight through that and have a
36:41
Speaker 6: you know, have the concentration on Sunday, the stamina on Sunday.
36:46
Speaker 6: Competitive stamina maybe comes into it too, you know, can
36:49
Speaker 6: they do all those things that, As you said, if
36:53
Speaker 6: they win this one, they are a good professional football
36:57
Speaker 6: team who can go handle this kind of a situation.
36:59
Speaker 6: I think it's a big game on that front.
37:01
Speaker 5: There's a big game in what you're talking about and
37:03
Speaker 5: what I love to hear they didn't say it standards,
37:07
Speaker 5: and the standards are not based on the output of
37:10
Speaker 5: the scoreboard, but it's based on how they felt like
37:12
Speaker 5: they played. So when you're playing to the standard, it
37:15
Speaker 5: doesn't really matter what the result is.
37:17
Speaker 4: It matters. Hey, did we bring up best.
37:19
Speaker 5: Did we prepare? Did we put it all on the line?
37:21
Speaker 5: Was the execution the way they it's sposed to be?
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Speaker 4: Yes.
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Speaker 5: Now, whether we want a loss, okay, we can live
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Speaker 5: with that, But it's playing to the standard that is
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Speaker 5: a lot to be already inactive.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, five or six games that.
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Speaker 5: The players are talking about, Yeah, we didn't play up
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Speaker 5: to our standard before we were celebrating pop champagne.
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Speaker 4: Just because we're winning, they're talking about standard.
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Speaker 5: Or play, which to me is something that the coach
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Speaker 5: has done a really good job of creating a culture
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Speaker 5: where there's a certain standard they want to live up
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Speaker 5: to each and every day.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, very quick. I think something to watch on Sunday.
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Speaker 6: I'm not sure either line thought it played that well.
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Speaker 6: Played good enough. I mean, like, if you beat the Chiefs,
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Speaker 6: you've played good enough. But it would be interesting to
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Speaker 6: see how the offensive line against a very good Seahawks
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Speaker 6: line and then a defensive line that didn't quite get
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Speaker 6: the pass rush it wanted, albeit in a you know,
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Speaker 6: I'm not sure anybody gets the pass rush at once
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Speaker 6: against the Chiefs except maybe the Eagles last year in
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Speaker 6: the Super Bowl. But those two groups I think will
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Speaker 6: be very motivated because both think that they're a lot
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Speaker 6: better than they showed, and I think they are a
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Speaker 6: lot better than they showed on Monday.
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Speaker 3: We'll find out this week, John, you and I got
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Speaker 3: to get in the locker room.
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Speaker 2: You're about to open the bucket. You got to coach
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Speaker 2: them up today.
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Speaker 5: Greatest a lot of quotes, a lot of quotes, the
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Speaker 5: greatest reward for doing opportunity to do more.
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Speaker 6: I want you to get you stuff T shirt like that too.
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Speaker 2: Bucky Brooks out of here.
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Speaker 3: We'll see this weekend, of course in Los Angeles Shadows,
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Speaker 3: m JP Shaddick. Thanks to our entire crew, Joe Fortuneado,
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Speaker 3: Brent Reaver, Thanks to you for watching Huddle Up with
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Speaker 3: Bucky Brooks.
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Speaker 4: Ch