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Previewing Week 2 vs. Broncos With Brian Sexton, Trevor Lawrence, Chad Morton and More · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Week 2.
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Speaker 2: I'm Brian Sexton, and this is the second installment of
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Speaker 2: a podcast that didn't have a name last week, but
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Speaker 2: I think it might this time around. I'm going with
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Speaker 2: A Few Good Minutes, in part because I did a
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Speaker 2: short video segment with that title a decade ago, and
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Speaker 2: I liked it. And I actually get a few good
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Speaker 2: minutes every week with a number of folks in and
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Speaker 2: around the Jaguars. And also, I enjoyed A Few Good
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Speaker 2: Men with Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson. Can the NFL
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Speaker 2: handle the truth? that this Jacksonville Bunch is a legitimate
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Speaker 2: Super Bowl contender. The Jaguars are off to Denver this
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Speaker 2: weekend to face a Broncos squad that was very highly
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Speaker 2: considered by people who know. Then they went and laid
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Speaker 2: that egg of a performance in Kansas City on Monday
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Speaker 2: Night Football, and we're all reminded of Jim Moore's famous line,
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Speaker 2: you think you know, but you don't.
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Speaker 1: Here's what we do know.
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Speaker 2: Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence is playing the best football of
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Speaker 2: his career. He looks like the best player on the
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Speaker 2: field right now, and last Sunday he He posted the
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Speaker 2: best statistical performance of his career, completing 78% of his
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Speaker 2: passes with four touchdowns, and all of them were spectacular
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Speaker 2: throws that populated every social media channel across the internet.
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Speaker 1: Not that he cares.
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Speaker 2: He's focused on doing it again on Sunday and playing
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Speaker 2: to a level that only the very best quarterbacks in
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Speaker 2: league history ever have.
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Speaker 3: You know, I think that's the challenge. I mean, this
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Speaker 3: sport in general, but especially playing quarterback, is the consistency
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Speaker 3: piece just because of every week's a different game plan.
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Speaker 1: It's a different opponent. It's a different way of attack.
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Speaker 3: I'm going into a, you know, hostile environment this weekend
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Speaker 3: in Denver, so many different factors. And how can you
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Speaker 3: just consistently play well, keep your team in the game,
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Speaker 3: give yourself another shot. And I think that's the challenge
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Speaker 3: that we've talked about a lot this off season is
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Speaker 3: that consistency piece and just every down, how can I
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Speaker 3: do the right thing with the ball while also playing
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Speaker 3: with the freedom to make some big plays and to
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Speaker 3: use my athletic abilities and to get out of the pocket,
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Speaker 3: but staying on schedule. So I think that's the consistency piece.
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Speaker 3: And that's always a challenge that I think is good
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Speaker 3: to challenge yourself with every week, just because it's really important.
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Speaker 2: How much of that is consistency of preparation? And not
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Speaker 2: just practice and meetings, but the things that you do
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Speaker 2: personally outside of here to be ready to play?
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Speaker 3: I think that's a huge part of it. I felt
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Speaker 3: really prepared last week going into the Cleveland week. I
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Speaker 3: think our whole offense did, our whole team did.
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Speaker 1: And That's a huge part of it.
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Speaker 3: I think you get more and more comfortable, especially now
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Speaker 3: being with this staff for a second year, understanding how
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Speaker 3: we game plan and how the coaches work and things
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Speaker 3: that we do in our meetings and maybe some stuff
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Speaker 3: that I need to do on my own so that
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Speaker 3: I'm ready for the game Sunday. Just seeing where everything
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Speaker 3: fits into the schedule, I feel like I got it
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Speaker 3: down now after doing it all last year. Obviously, there's
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Speaker 3: things that I've done my whole career that carry over
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Speaker 3: every system, but then there's some things that change a
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Speaker 3: little bit. Our staff does an awesome job getting extra walkthroughs,
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Speaker 3: getting extra reps, mental reps, especially at quarterback with all
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Speaker 3: the different things that we do offensively, just to try
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Speaker 3: to see as many looks as I can throughout the
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Speaker 3: weeks that I'm prepared. And our coaches do an awesome
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Speaker 3: job with that. And I think that helps me a lot. Um,
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Speaker 3: and then, yeah, like you said, the stuff I do
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Speaker 3: on my own to some of the, the film I
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Speaker 3: watch the stuff, you know, I talked to the receivers
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Speaker 3: about and, um, the old line, the protection meetings we
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Speaker 3: do a lot of that stuff also pays off to.
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Speaker 2: Watching from the stands or the press box. It looked
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Speaker 2: like you were in complete control, complete command. Uh, Did
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Speaker 2: it feel like that to you? I mean, the numbers
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Speaker 2: said it was your best game statistically. Did it feel
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Speaker 2: right to you?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I felt very comfortable, confident, just knew what we
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Speaker 3: were doing, knew what the plan was, felt confident in that,
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Speaker 3: and just felt like we were going to go attack them.
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Speaker 3: Whatever they decided to do defensively, we had an idea
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Speaker 3: of their identity, who they were going to be coverage-wise
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Speaker 3: and scheme, but we knew stuff could be a little
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Speaker 3: bit different. So I think when you go into games
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Speaker 3: like that, you are a little bit more open-minded, like, hey,
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Speaker 3: just play it how you see it. just go play,
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Speaker 3: trust my progression, trust my footwork, my timing. If it's
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Speaker 3: not there, be an athlete, be able to use my legs.
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Speaker 3: And you see all those things kind of came to life.
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Speaker 3: And I think that's a big part of just trusting
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Speaker 3: the system, trusting my guys to make plays and stay
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Speaker 3: on time and giving them opportunities and some good things happen.
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Speaker 2: You see the running game up close. Obviously, it's been
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Speaker 2: a point of focus for this team. Are they on schedule?
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Speaker 2: Do you like where it's at? It would seem to
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Speaker 2: be very important today against this defense.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's huge.
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Speaker 3: It's hugely important for our offense and just the way
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Speaker 3: we want to play football. And I think last week
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Speaker 3: was a good start for us in the run game.
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Speaker 3: There's definitely some things that we can clean up. But
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Speaker 3: as far as us playing physical up front and at
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Speaker 3: tight end and moving people and playing hard and then
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Speaker 3: our running backs running through some contact, getting some dirty yards,
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Speaker 3: and then obviously we had a couple big ones.
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Speaker 1: I mean, all those things flash and pop.
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Speaker 3: So I think now it's just continuing to work on
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Speaker 3: the details more honing on a new game plan for
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Speaker 3: a different opponent that plays defense pretty differently. So that's
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Speaker 3: going to be a challenge for us, but it's going
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Speaker 3: to be really, really important this week.
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Speaker 1: I could ask you about all of your receivers.
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Speaker 2: Each one of them individually has such a strong personality,
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Speaker 2: but Parker's the one everyone wants to talk about. The
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Speaker 2: things that he does, the catch that he made last week,
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Speaker 2: the things he does in the practice field, does it
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Speaker 2: ever surprise you the things he can do physically?
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Speaker 4: Not anymore.
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Speaker 3: I wouldn't say it surprised me. It is cool to watch, though,
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Speaker 3: just to see A guy like Parker, like I've said
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Speaker 3: a lot in the past, just does everything the right way.
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Speaker 3: And to see him shining right now as he deserves.
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Speaker 3: I mean, he's such a hard worker. Like I said,
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Speaker 3: does everything the right way. Great teammate. Plays hard for
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Speaker 3: the guys around him. And to see that pay off
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Speaker 3: for him and to see how talented he is, I mean,
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Speaker 3: it really is special. So, you know, I think people
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Speaker 3: are grateful for him. I hope they are because he's special.
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Speaker 3: And just continuing to build that relationship and chemistry with
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Speaker 3: him because he's I think we can do a lot
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Speaker 3: of great things together.
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Speaker 2: Speaking of relationships and chemistry, how about a behind-the-scenes perspective
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Speaker 2: on the head coach? I mean, everyone is interested in
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Speaker 2: him because he's got such a great personality. Can you
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Speaker 2: tell me about how your relationship has grown and how
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Speaker 2: much you perhaps enjoy playing for him?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, he's awesome. He's been fun to play for.
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Speaker 3: I've learned a lot. You know, he pushes me hard.
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Speaker 3: He coaches me hard. And our whole staff, you know, Grant, Spence,
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Speaker 3: all those guys that I work with on a day-to-day basis,
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Speaker 3: including obviously Liam in that.
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Speaker 1: They push me hard. They coach me hard.
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Speaker 3: I've learned a lot from them. I'm very, very grateful
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Speaker 3: for the staff that we have. And then with Liam,
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Speaker 3: it's funny, the intensity I've talked about in the past.
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Speaker 3: I think that's brought a little bit more of that
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Speaker 3: out of me, just the sense of urgency and intensity
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Speaker 3: because he has so much of that. And every day
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Speaker 3: is like that. He's just so competitive. And I think
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Speaker 3: that sense of urgency has been really good. And then
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Speaker 3: also my personality is kind of the opposite in some ways.
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Speaker 3: So it's funny to see us interact and how that
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Speaker 3: balances each other out. And I've just learned how to
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Speaker 3: take them more and more every day from a perspective.
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Speaker 1: Of at the end of the day, I have the ball.
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Speaker 3: And I think we have a good back and forth
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Speaker 3: of he wants things done a certain way. And I'm
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Speaker 3: bringing that message along because I'm the guy in the huddle.
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Speaker 3: But then also being able to calm guys down and
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Speaker 3: do my job on that. And I think it's been
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Speaker 3: a really good pair in that regard. So it's been fun.
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Speaker 2: And then the final thought is, you always have to
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Speaker 2: prove it. I mean, the whole league for 32 years, Trevor,
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Speaker 2: has always said, Jacksonville, the Jaguars, they got to prove it.
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Speaker 2: You get to prove it against one of the best
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Speaker 2: teams in the league in one of the most hostile environments,
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Speaker 2: and you got a really tough stretch of schedule coming here.
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Speaker 2: This would seem to be a great challenge and something
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Speaker 2: that you're excited about.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, we're really excited.
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Speaker 3: I mean, every week is an opportunity, no matter who
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Speaker 3: you're playing. And last week, we were playing Cleveland, and
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Speaker 3: that was a great opportunity for us, and we took
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Speaker 3: advantage of it. And this week, we got Denver on
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Speaker 3: the road, and We know this is a really good team,
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Speaker 3: really good AFC opponent. And like we say in the past,
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Speaker 3: you never know how the season's going to end up.
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Speaker 3: So to have these games early against these conference opponents
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Speaker 3: on the road, hostile environment, it's a great opportunity for
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Speaker 3: us to show up.
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Speaker 1: The Jaguars have always showed up in Denver. Remember the Jaguars?
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Speaker 2: Hey, thanks to longtime Denver Post columnist Woody Page for
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Speaker 2: a Sunday morning column the day of that AFC Divisional
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Speaker 2: Playoff game that became a rallying cry in the locker
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Speaker 2: room and that is one of my great memories in
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Speaker 2: 32 years of Jaguars football.
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Speaker 1: If you've never read it, do yourself a favor. Go
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Speaker 1: find it.
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Speaker 2: If you weren't with us in Denver 30 years ago,
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Speaker 2: here's a little reminder of that mile-high magic. By the way,
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Speaker 2: I'm stealing that hashtag from the Broncos digital media team
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Speaker 2: this week.
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Speaker 5: 438, 437, 436. Can the Jaguars make something happen? Brunel
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Speaker 5: under center. Sends Keenan in motion from the near to
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Speaker 5: the far side. He'll take the snap and drop back
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Speaker 5: to throw. Pressure coming. He's jumping out to the near side.
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Speaker 1: Pump action. Cuts across the 50. Breaks a tackle at
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Speaker 1: the 45. He's at the 40.
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Speaker 5: Mark Brunel running to the far sideline.
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Speaker 1: Turns the corner.
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Speaker 6: 35-30.
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Speaker 1: Down to the 25. An inside move. Leaping for the 21.
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Speaker 5: Mark Brunel with a masterful run of 29 yards, and.
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Speaker 1: The clock continues to run.
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Speaker 2: The Jaguars are 4-3 all-time on the road in Denver,
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Speaker 2: and it feels like they're poised to make it 5-3.
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Speaker 2: They're really dialed in this week, as you heard from Trevor,
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Speaker 2: and you will in our next conversation with running backs
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Speaker 2: coach Chad Morton. He was coaching his backs right up
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Speaker 2: until I pushed play on my microphone. The Jaguars need
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Speaker 2: 4.85 yards per carry again this week to slow down
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Speaker 2: that Broncos pass rush that last year fell just short
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Speaker 2: of the NFL record, if you can call 68 sacks
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Speaker 2: in a single season falling short. Morton knows last week
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Speaker 2: was last week, but he likes the direction this running
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Speaker 2: game is headed into week two. 4.85 yards per carry,
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Speaker 2: which is what you guys got against the Browns last week.
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Speaker 1: Is that good enough to win week in and week
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Speaker 1: out in the NFL? Definitely.
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Speaker 7: Obviously, we want more, right?
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Speaker 6: I'm always greedy.
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Speaker 7: We're standard is really high. So yeah, we have to just,
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Speaker 7: the biggest thing is about being consistent. You know what
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Speaker 7: I mean? Keeping the offense on track, on schedule. So
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Speaker 7: we're not getting these losses and get second and, you know,
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Speaker 7: known passing situation. So, but yeah, if we can do that,
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Speaker 7: then hopefully then, you know, we should be able to win.
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Speaker 1: When you ask your guys to be consistent, what are
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Speaker 1: you asking them to do?
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Speaker 7: The biggest thing is really just being sharp on the details.
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Speaker 7: Your track, just, you know, previewing the defense, know where
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Speaker 7: to put the ball, know where it's supposed to go, right?
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Speaker 7: And just if you're supposed to hit in the B gap,
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Speaker 7: hit it in the B gap, you know, unless obviously
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Speaker 7: something changes. But it's really those kind of details of
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Speaker 7: just speed off the ball, correct track, and then, you know,
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Speaker 7: just going from there. And obviously ball security, just those
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Speaker 7: little things. That's why we don't preach about what happens afterwards.
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Speaker 7: I tell them, hey, just do point A to point B,
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Speaker 7: the first part correct. After you get through and make
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Speaker 7: the right read, then it's up to you to do
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Speaker 7: what you want after that as long as you hold
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Speaker 7: on to the football.
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Speaker 2: Broncos are one of the best defenses in football. What's
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Speaker 2: the challenge running the ball against them?
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Speaker 7: They did well against us last year, just being physical
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Speaker 7: up front and really just going back to being detailed
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Speaker 7: for the running back. I think the O-line did a
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Speaker 7: great job last year. We missed some reads last year
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Speaker 7: that we could have had. Could have had some really
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Speaker 7: good explosives off of it. That always falls on us,
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Speaker 7: and we're always going to take responsibility for that kind
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Speaker 7: of stuff. So just going back, harping on the details,
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Speaker 7: and I think we'll be good.
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Speaker 2: Chad, there are all sorts of statistics, especially that next
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Speaker 2: generation statistics. Are there any numbers that you look at
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Speaker 2: specifically when you get the stat sheet? This tells us
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Speaker 2: how good, how efficient we were.
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Speaker 7: You know, probably just the overall yards per carry, because
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Speaker 7: that just shows you basically how consistent you are. Um,
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Speaker 7: I think that, you know, I always look to see
11:43
Speaker 7: if I always like to have a hundred yard rusher,
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Speaker 7: you know what I mean? Cause you're putting a lot
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Speaker 7: of yards out there on the ground and, um, but yeah,
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Speaker 7: that's the biggest thing. Um, but you know, really it's just,
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Speaker 7: it's not just a yard thing after the step, you
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Speaker 7: know what I mean? It's more, I'm just more concerned
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Speaker 7: about how the guys are doing, if they're making the
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Speaker 7: correct read and you know, that point A to point B,
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Speaker 7: because otherwise, If we start just chasing yards, then, you know,
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Speaker 7: all of a sudden we're going to be in big
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Speaker 7: trouble because then they're going to start bouncing stuff that
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Speaker 7: they don't need to bounce. So we never really just
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Speaker 7: harp on that stuff. It's cool afterwards, you know what
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Speaker 7: I mean, just to kind of check the stat sheet.
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Speaker 7: But other than that, no, we're just focused on just
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Speaker 7: doing our job.
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Speaker 2: Tell me about Basial Tootin from year one to year
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Speaker 2: two and what you've seen from him so far.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, he's doing great. He's just really improving on the reads,
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Speaker 7: just on some of the stuff. There's, you know, certain—
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Speaker 7: Certain runs that I wanted him to improve on more
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Speaker 7: than others, right?
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Speaker 1: That's just everybody.
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Speaker 7: But he's just really honing in on the details of
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Speaker 7: the stuff and just, you know, really studying the playbook
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Speaker 7: and knowing what's going on and, you know, not having
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Speaker 7: MAs knock on wood, just things like that. Just be
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Speaker 7: more locked in all the time and be more detailed.
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Speaker 2: Folks got their first look at Chris Rodriguez, who came
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Speaker 2: here in free agency from Washington. What are your expectations
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Speaker 2: for how he fits in and what he'll provide this year?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, really just that big physical downhill runner. You know,
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Speaker 7: when we put him in there and, you know, he
12:58
Speaker 7: had some short yardage opportunities. So he's got to be
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Speaker 7: able to convert that. You know, that's a must, especially
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Speaker 7: if you're put in that situation. You have to get it,
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Speaker 7: you know. And so he just got to continue to
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Speaker 7: just work on that stuff, right?
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Speaker 8: Pad level.
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Speaker 7: And then just doing what we ask him to do.
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Speaker 7: And same thing for him, too.
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Speaker 8: It really is.
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Speaker 7: I know I'm going back to the detail thing, but
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Speaker 7: it's really important for our running backs to be able
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Speaker 7: to do that.
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Speaker 2: You want your players to be consistent. The coach is
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Speaker 2: consistent with the things that he preaches. You have a
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Speaker 2: fairly young room. Tell me how Amir Abdullah blends in
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Speaker 2: and what he gives you.
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Speaker 7: Oh, he is outstanding. We need that veteran presence in there.
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Speaker 7: They rely on him for a lot of stuff just
13:36
Speaker 7: because of his wisdom and knowledge and things that he's
13:38
Speaker 7: seen around the league and just played and obviously also
13:41
Speaker 7: on the special teams aspect of it too. Like he's
13:44
Speaker 7: all in on the special team. So he's able to
13:46
Speaker 7: talk to those guys about the importance of it. And
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Speaker 7: also just the details of when he's like returning. Cause
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Speaker 7: all our guys are back there. Um, uh, the running
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Speaker 7: backs are all returners too. So just what to see
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Speaker 7: out there, what to look for, what to anticipate. Um,
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Speaker 7: so all that experience that he has is really helpful
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Speaker 7: in our room.
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Speaker 2: Let's wrap on Denver. It's a Amazing environment for an
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Speaker 2: NFL football game. The altitude, the team, the fans, the noise.
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Speaker 2: What a challenge for week two of the NFL and
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Speaker 2: one that this team seems really excited to embrace.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, that's the best. That's what you want.
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Speaker 7: You want it to be loud. You want it to
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Speaker 7: be a good team, right? You love that environment. You know,
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Speaker 7: we don't give two points. I don't want to say
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Speaker 7: any curse words, but we don't care about the altitude
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Speaker 7: or whatever. We just got to go on there and
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Speaker 7: just be focused on controlling what we can control and
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Speaker 7: just playing our game. But like, yeah, if you don't
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Speaker 7: get hyped up for that kind of stuff, like I
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Speaker 7: want it loud. Like those are the best environments when
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Speaker 7: you go away and then beat them at their own
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Speaker 7: stadium where they're leaving early and they shut the hell up.
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Speaker 7: And now they got to, you know what I mean?
14:47
Speaker 7: Go hurry up and try to get out of the
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Speaker 7: parking lot. Like that's the kind of stuff that's just beautiful.
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Speaker 7: And then now we're yelling back at the stands, you
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Speaker 7: know what I mean? Yelling at our fans, seeing them
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Speaker 7: coming down and, that's the kind of games that you
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Speaker 7: look for.
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Speaker 1: So I guess I should say go make it quiet
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Speaker 1: there today.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely.
15:03
Speaker 2: Fred Taylor travels the country these days in search of
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Speaker 2: great conversations for The Pivot, which is the ridiculously successful
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Speaker 2: podcast that covers sports, culture, a little bit of politics,
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Speaker 2: and life from the perspective of a few former pro
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Speaker 2: football players. You may see him in L.A. talking Rams
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Speaker 2: or Nashville talking Titans, but his heart is always in Duval.
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Speaker 2: with his Jaguars, which is why he makes time to
15:26
Speaker 2: spend a few minutes with me each week.
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Speaker 4: Fred, how are you?
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Speaker 8: Hey, listen, anytime we get a win, I'm great, actually.
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Speaker 8: I'm doing good, man. How about yourself?
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Speaker 4: Doing very good. I'm the same way.
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Speaker 2: Listen, the week rolls so smoothly when everybody's happy and smiling.
15:43
Speaker 2: And when you win 34 to 10, they certainly are.
15:46
Speaker 2: Let's get started with today's game in Denver. You know
15:50
Speaker 2: what it takes to win up there. 5,280 feet above
15:54
Speaker 2: sea level, a crazy crowd and.
15:55
Speaker 4: A really good football team. What do you think is.
15:58
Speaker 2: The key to victory this week for the Jaguars to
16:00
Speaker 2: go and get another win at Mile High Stadium?
16:04
Speaker 8: They got to start fast.
16:05
Speaker 6: You have a team who was surrounded by a lot
16:08
Speaker 6: of offseason hype and the Broncos. After that, you know,
16:12
Speaker 6: onslaught by Kansas City. You know, they're real and they're
16:16
Speaker 6: asking some questions. And not only that, Brian, they're on
16:18
Speaker 6: a short week. So you want to try to hit
16:21
Speaker 6: them quick, hit them fast. And before you know it,
16:24
Speaker 6: if you can display the sort of quick start that
16:26
Speaker 6: you did a week ago versus the Brown, you give
16:29
Speaker 6: yourself an opportunity to evoke doubt in the minds of
16:34
Speaker 6: the Broncos players. So I would suggest a fast start
16:38
Speaker 6: in that hostile environment. You take the players out by
16:41
Speaker 6: taking over their minds and frustrating them, as well as
16:45
Speaker 6: the fans. And now they'll start questioning themselves And before
16:48
Speaker 6: you know it, you'll be back on the plane enjoying
16:51
Speaker 6: the win.
16:51
Speaker 4: Tell me about that short week, right?
16:53
Speaker 2: Because they played Monday night in Kansas City, and Tuesday's
16:56
Speaker 2: normally the players' day off. Where are they losing in
16:59
Speaker 2: terms of their preparation time?
17:00
Speaker 4: Is it physical? Is it mental?
17:02
Speaker 2: Where does it cause a problem for a team that
17:05
Speaker 2: plays Monday and then Sunday?
17:07
Speaker 8: It's a bit of both.
17:08
Speaker 6: It also depends on how the game unfolded, injuries, those
17:14
Speaker 6: types of things. And week one, A lot of injuries
17:16
Speaker 6: have been happening around the NFL. I think for the Broncos,
17:21
Speaker 6: they missed the review to see what they did wrong
17:24
Speaker 6: in that game versus the Chiefs. That's usually Monday. That's
17:28
Speaker 6: the review. You get the kinks out. You do a
17:30
Speaker 6: little therapy, you know, some massage and try to regroup
17:34
Speaker 6: and get your body together. Tuesday is totally a maintenance
17:37
Speaker 6: day or either just whatever you want to do to
17:40
Speaker 6: catch up with your personal stuff day. Wednesday, you get
17:43
Speaker 6: back in. Typically on Wednesdays, you would do a big install.
17:47
Speaker 6: And Thursday, you want to fine tune that. Friday, everything's quick.
17:50
Speaker 6: Saturday's a walkthrough, a lot of visual mental stuff. But
17:54
Speaker 6: in the short week, all of that has to get
17:56
Speaker 6: moved the day ahead. And the coaches have to do
17:58
Speaker 6: their best to try to modify that weekly routine so
18:04
Speaker 6: it can fit.
18:05
Speaker 8: But they lose some valuable time.
18:08
Speaker 2: Last fall, when the Jags played out there, the running
18:10
Speaker 2: game was nowhere to be found.
18:11
Speaker 4: Just three yards per carry, Fred.
18:13
Speaker 2: And when you take out Travis Achan's 24-yard run, just
18:19
Speaker 2: 1.85 yards per carry. Now, my question for you is,
18:22
Speaker 2: based on what you saw last week against the Browns,
18:24
Speaker 2: can that 4.85 yards per carry, which is what we
18:27
Speaker 2: got from the primary running backs, is that enough to
18:29
Speaker 2: win in Denver against an excellent defense?
18:32
Speaker 6: You know, they didn't really... Look, it's a new season.
18:37
Speaker 6: You look at the Texans, you look at the Broncos.
18:41
Speaker 6: A lot of these other teams that have these so-called
18:43
Speaker 6: great defenses. Now, you don't want to look past them
18:46
Speaker 6: because they do have potential. But this is a new season.
18:49
Speaker 6: Everybody have to, you know, they have to be playing
18:51
Speaker 6: their techniques. They have to be playing their discipline. You know,
18:54
Speaker 6: they have to really play sound football, right? And, you know,
19:00
Speaker 6: the way the Jags ran the ball a week ago
19:02
Speaker 6: was excellent. I think they had 126 yards. We don't
19:05
Speaker 6: know where the Browns are from a defensive standpoint. You
19:08
Speaker 6: look at what Kansas City did. right, to the Broncos.
19:12
Speaker 6: They had about 200, Kenneth Walker had 173 himself with
19:17
Speaker 6: a 60-yard scamper down the left sideline on the fourth
19:19
Speaker 6: and one bus by the Broncos. So I would say
19:22
Speaker 6: the Jaguars have to be excited seeing this on film,
19:26
Speaker 6: and I'm sure they're going to try and do some
19:28
Speaker 6: of that. But as long as they can create the
19:30
Speaker 6: balance that they had a week ago, if Trevor can
19:33
Speaker 6: really Outside zone, a lot of outside.
19:36
Speaker 8: Play action run.
19:37
Speaker 6: A lot of Trevor big passes came off by way
19:41
Speaker 6: of play action pass.
19:43
Speaker 8: It wasn't just simple drop back.
19:44
Speaker 6: It was a lot of play-action action along with those
19:47
Speaker 6: nice passes, which typically, Brian, opens up the run game.
19:51
Speaker 6: So if we can execute on those things, then the
19:54
Speaker 6: run game should be able to go this week versus
19:56
Speaker 6: the Broncos.
19:57
Speaker 4: Brett, I can give you all the numbers, but you
19:59
Speaker 4: know them. Trevor Lawrence is playing at an insane level
20:03
Speaker 4: right now. How good is he?
20:05
Speaker 2: Has he stepped up into the level of Josh Allen
20:08
Speaker 2: and the elite quarterbacks in this league, or is he
20:10
Speaker 2: still knocking at the door?
20:11
Speaker 8: I think.
20:13
Speaker 6: I would say he's still knocking at the door. This
20:16
Speaker 6: is a very sample size. These guys have been doing
20:19
Speaker 6: it year in, year out, very consistently. Trevor's getting there.
20:23
Speaker 6: We saw 17 games last year where Trevor played outstanding.
20:28
Speaker 6: This year is a continuation of last year. We're impressed
20:33
Speaker 6: by the fast start, the pocket throws he was making,
20:36
Speaker 6: the accuracy, the velocity, the control. This is what you
20:40
Speaker 6: want to have out of your franchise quarterback, which is
20:42
Speaker 6: what we see out of these other guys. I asked
20:46
Speaker 6: Coach Cohen during our podcast on the pivot, when does
20:49
Speaker 6: he give the keys to Trevor? When does it go
20:51
Speaker 6: from Trevor running Coach Cohen, Liam Cohen's offense, to it
20:55
Speaker 6: becoming Trevor Trevor Lawrence's offense. He's like, we're working towards that.
21:00
Speaker 6: And I think last week showed another step closer in
21:03
Speaker 6: that direction.
21:05
Speaker 8: And Trevor, don't get me wrong, Brian, he's right there.
21:08
Speaker 6: I mean, there are different tiers of quarterbacks in this league,
21:11
Speaker 6: but he is right there. And again, the comparison is
21:13
Speaker 6: to NFL MVP and Josh Allen. So if he can
21:18
Speaker 6: make that step, we'll be talking MVP for Trevor Lawrence.
21:21
Speaker 2: Well, I talked to Cohen last week, and the head
21:23
Speaker 2: coach told me that the key, the next step for
21:25
Speaker 2: him was consistency, doing it week in and week out.
21:28
Speaker 4: And this would seem to be.
21:29
Speaker 2: A great challenge today against that pass rush that the
21:32
Speaker 2: Broncos bring. Last year, they fell just short of the
21:35
Speaker 2: NFL record, if you can call 68 sacks coming up short.
21:40
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, you know, this offensive line, the Jacksonville Five,
21:45
Speaker 6: like I said, they like to shuffle the guys, right?
21:48
Speaker 6: They did a great job last year. They did a
21:50
Speaker 6: great job last week. Trevor barely had any pressure on him.
21:53
Speaker 6: I think if they can continue with the offensive line,
21:57
Speaker 6: as well as certain play schemes to minimize that pressure
22:02
Speaker 6: from the Broncos front, same thing Kansas City did a
22:05
Speaker 6: week ago. And two things you can do with that, Brian.
22:08
Speaker 6: You can run the ball, wear them out. That pressure
22:10
Speaker 6: will slow down. You can also get the ball out quick.
22:13
Speaker 6: Trevor did that last week. That pressure will slow down. Oh,
22:17
Speaker 6: it should be three things. You can also chip with
22:20
Speaker 6: the running backs on their releases and that pressure will
22:22
Speaker 6: slow down. So by way of coaching, you can do
22:25
Speaker 6: some things to ensure that the sags are minimized.
22:29
Speaker 2: By the way, our buddy Jeff Loggaman loved the Jacksonville Five.
22:33
Speaker 2: He grabbed me on Monday when he was here and
22:35
Speaker 2: was laughing, said you had the best line of the weekend.
22:37
Speaker 8: So kudos.
22:38
Speaker 6: Listen, they did so much shuffling. They do more shuffling
22:42
Speaker 6: than the Jackson Five. So we might as well call
22:44
Speaker 6: them the Jacksonville Five. I mean, you got to Guy
22:46
Speaker 6: go from right tackle to left, left tackle to right.
22:50
Speaker 8: The guards are moving. They're all over the place.
22:53
Speaker 2: I sense a music video that maybe makes its way
22:56
Speaker 2: onto the pivot for your Netflix debut. But let's talk
23:00
Speaker 2: real quick about Sean Payton, one of the game's great
23:02
Speaker 2: play callers. He's been calling plays. How do you think
23:05
Speaker 2: that plays out? How do the Jaguars prepare for that
23:08
Speaker 2: on Sunday?
23:09
Speaker 6: Look, he's– so we tend to– We invest a lot
23:18
Speaker 6: in having a conversation around who's calling the plays.
23:22
Speaker 8: All of the coaches are on the same page.
23:24
Speaker 6: The script, the game plan, all of that comes down
23:29
Speaker 6: from the head man. He wants to not have as
23:33
Speaker 6: much stress on the sideline throughout the game, but you
23:35
Speaker 6: can better believe that he's totally involved in everything that's
23:40
Speaker 6: coming out of that other earpiece or the headset going
23:43
Speaker 6: into the quarterback's headset. He's going to either green light
23:46
Speaker 6: and say, yeah, let's go with that one. Or he's
23:48
Speaker 6: going to say, no, check it. Let's try this one.
23:51
Speaker 6: Even though he's not calling the plays in the eyes
23:54
Speaker 6: of everybody that's watching, he's calling the plays throughout the weekend.
23:58
Speaker 6: He has a big influence on it. And Sean Payton,
24:01
Speaker 6: why would he give up the keys? I mean, he's
24:03
Speaker 6: a great one.
24:04
Speaker 8: All right.
24:04
Speaker 2: Who impressed you most last week against the Browns? Ventrell Miller,
24:08
Speaker 2: who was nine tackles, a sack, a forced fumble, a
24:11
Speaker 2: pass deflection, and was flying all over the field even
24:13
Speaker 2: when he wasn't making tackles. Or Trayvon Walker, who had
24:16
Speaker 2: six quarterback pressures, the sack.
24:19
Speaker 4: I thought he was a game wrecker.
24:21
Speaker 2: The defense has so many options to choose from, but
24:23
Speaker 2: those two guys really stood above everyone else.
24:26
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think, Brian, I think this sounds a bit
24:28
Speaker 6: like a setup or maybe even a trick question. I mean,
24:31
Speaker 6: because we got a bulldog and a gator. I love Trayvon.
24:36
Speaker 6: I mean, he's an amazing kid, amazing person. Don't want
24:38
Speaker 6: to call him a kid. Amazing player as well. But Ventrell,
24:42
Speaker 6: I mean, he's a gator boy who's been waiting for
24:44
Speaker 6: his opportunity.
24:46
Speaker 8: I think he had more. He had a ton of expectations.
24:50
Speaker 6: You know, I don't know how to weigh the expectations
24:52
Speaker 6: with a former number one pick in Trayvon versus Ventrell.
24:56
Speaker 6: I've been trail, a guy who's had some big shoes
24:58
Speaker 6: to fill in the place of Devin Lloyd, but I
25:01
Speaker 6: think he stepped up. I think he did everything. The
25:04
Speaker 6: team asked them to do in a bit more, just
25:07
Speaker 6: a hell of a performance. I will say hell on
25:10
Speaker 6: the radio.
25:11
Speaker 8: Who's listening.
25:12
Speaker 6: I think they would agree with me in that sense,
25:18
Speaker 6: but I'm gonna go with my Gator. You know, I
25:21
Speaker 6: think he really influenced the start of the game. that
25:24
Speaker 6: led to that big turnover there, which also led to
25:28
Speaker 6: that fast start, and the Jaguars never looked back. So
25:31
Speaker 6: I just hope that he can get out there and
25:33
Speaker 6: double down again this week, along with Trayvon. We're going
25:36
Speaker 6: to need a lot of pressure on Bo Nix, who's
25:39
Speaker 6: still coming off that ankle surgery from a year ago.
25:42
Speaker 6: He has some mobility, but I don't know if he
25:44
Speaker 6: has as much as he showed last year. So we're
25:47
Speaker 6: going to need pressure from everybody.
25:48
Speaker 4: Brett, let me tell you, there's so many things I
25:50
Speaker 4: love and admire about you.
25:51
Speaker 2: Your loyalty to the Gators stands so strong. I just,
25:54
Speaker 2: I smile every time you say it.
25:56
Speaker 8: And this is the thing too.
25:58
Speaker 6: We haven't had a ton of Gators success in draft
26:01
Speaker 6: picks and players in Jacksonville. So anytime I get a
26:04
Speaker 6: Gator that can have an opportunity to play well, we
26:08
Speaker 6: got to talk about him.
26:09
Speaker 8: I want to highlight him.
26:10
Speaker 6: And Ventrell is just a great person as well. So yeah,
26:14
Speaker 6: I'm going to show my Gators love all the time.
26:16
Speaker 1: All right.
26:16
Speaker 4: Let me get one last thought from you. Two years ago, right?
26:20
Speaker 2: The last year before Liam Cohen became the head coach,
26:23
Speaker 2: you had a team that lost games in the fourth
26:25
Speaker 2: quarter regularly. Nine out of 10 games they had the
26:27
Speaker 2: leader were tied in the fourth quarter and they came
26:30
Speaker 2: away with L's. In one year's time span, in the
26:33
Speaker 2: span of 18 regular season and one postseason games, Liam
26:36
Speaker 2: Cohen has completely transformed this team into a bunch of
26:39
Speaker 2: just stone cold killers, especially on the road. I mean,
26:43
Speaker 2: They won their last four games on the road. They
26:45
Speaker 2: won the West Coast on the road. This team is
26:48
Speaker 2: completely transformed, not just physically by the style of play,
26:52
Speaker 2: but mentally by the way they approach the game.
26:54
Speaker 1: I just marvel at what the coach has done.
26:57
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's done an amazing job, and I think it
27:00
Speaker 6: starts with trust. You know, it starts with the approach,
27:05
Speaker 6: the respect for the players, and that's reciprocated. It starts
27:10
Speaker 6: with accountability. That's another piece of it. Those guys, he's
27:13
Speaker 6: accountable to them. They're accountable to him. And I think
27:16
Speaker 6: it's mutual right at the surface and underneath that. And
27:21
Speaker 6: I believe the last piece of that, Brian, is that
27:29
Speaker 6: these guys, they believe in each other. The locker room,
27:34
Speaker 6: we're talking about a standard that they uphold. And that's
27:38
Speaker 6: what Liam was preaching when he first arrived at Jacksonville.
27:41
Speaker 8: It was a standard.
27:42
Speaker 6: Because a lot of times things can get lost in
27:44
Speaker 6: this whole, well, it's the culture, it's the Jaguars culture. No,
27:48
Speaker 6: I prefer standard over culture because standard has no shortcuts. Culture,
27:55
Speaker 6: there are so many variations of culture, right? So, but
27:58
Speaker 6: a standard, you uphold one standard and that doesn't change
28:03
Speaker 6: for anyone. And as long as the leadership in the
28:06
Speaker 6: locker room can identify what that is and it trickles
28:09
Speaker 6: down to everybody else, starting from the head coach down
28:12
Speaker 6: to the players, I believe SAT is what they have.
28:16
Speaker 6: A standard and accountability with each other and a trust
28:20
Speaker 6: because of all of that.
28:22
Speaker 1: SAT.
28:23
Speaker 2: That sounds like something I need to find a way
28:24
Speaker 2: to use. Great thoughts from one of the great Jaguars.
28:27
Speaker 4: Fred, as always, we appreciate your insight. Hope you enjoy
28:30
Speaker 4: the game. We'll catch up with you in the postgame.
28:32
Speaker 8: I'm looking forward to it. Talk to you soon.
28:36
Speaker 2: My favorite Fred Taylor moment against the Broncos came on
28:38
Speaker 2: Monday Night Football late in the 1999 season when Broncos
28:42
Speaker 2: quarterback Brian Greasy was giving the Jaguars fits. The game
28:46
Speaker 2: was tied at 17 with 2 minutes and 35 seconds
28:49
Speaker 2: to play. Now, Fred hadn't played much because he was
28:51
Speaker 2: recovering from a hamstring injury, but he came off the
28:54
Speaker 2: bench when the Jags needed him most and raced through
28:57
Speaker 2: the Broncos defense for a 38-yard touchdown that sparked the Jags'
29:01
Speaker 2: 10th consecutive win. Ironically, if the Jaguars win in Denver
29:06
Speaker 2: on Sunday, it will be their 10th consecutive regular season victory.
29:12
Speaker 2: One more conversation to share with you, and it's a
29:14
Speaker 2: good one. Linebackers coach Tim Lubaku is already one of
29:17
Speaker 2: my favorites. He's passionate, energetic, and as you're about to hear,
29:21
Speaker 2: a natural leader. It's easy to see why the linebackers
29:25
Speaker 2: love playing for him and why they played so well
29:27
Speaker 2: last week. Foye Aluokun, Branson Combs and Ventrell Miller combined
29:32
Speaker 2: for 17 tackles, two sacks, an interception, and a forced fumble.
29:36
Speaker 2: Miller played especially well after winning the starting job for
29:39
Speaker 2: the first time. time in his four-year career. So I
29:42
Speaker 2: asked Lubaku if he saw that one coming.
29:48
Speaker 1: I did because he's prepared.
29:51
Speaker 9: You know, we try to make it very obvious to
29:54
Speaker 9: the guys that it shouldn't be a surprise if you
29:57
Speaker 9: put the work in what the results are. We're process-driven.
30:01
Speaker 2: And the process worked well because you had interceptions and
30:04
Speaker 2: fumble recoveries and sacks. The linebacker corps as a whole
30:07
Speaker 2: had a heck of a game.
30:08
Speaker 9: Yeah, we have a habitat. We have a culture in
30:13
Speaker 9: that room. Preparation equals performance. And that's what the guys
30:17
Speaker 9: did the whole summer and the week leading up to
30:20
Speaker 9: this team.
30:20
Speaker 2: Liam has talked about success being when the players take
30:23
Speaker 2: over and hold the standard high. Has your room taken
30:25
Speaker 2: over that culture, or are you still driving it? A
30:27
Speaker 2: thousand percent the players. That's what it's always going to
30:30
Speaker 2: be from now to the end of time. It's the way,
30:34
Speaker 2: you know, the first time I got into the league,
30:37
Speaker 2: that's what I realized. The good players, the guys that
30:40
Speaker 2: are consistent, it comes from them, right? We give them direction.
30:43
Speaker 2: We give them the data. We give them the information.
30:45
Speaker 2: And then once they're on the grass, it's all them
30:47
Speaker 2: taking over. I see that the linebackers are almost always
30:50
Speaker 2: the last guys off the field, and your veteran guys
30:53
Speaker 2: right here working with the younger guys. How much does
30:55
Speaker 2: that help you?
30:57
Speaker 9: It's everything because, you know, more is more.
31:01
Speaker 8: More is more.
31:03
Speaker 9: You can never work hard enough. We try to do
31:05
Speaker 9: it within the bounds of what we're allowed to do,
31:07
Speaker 9: but there's always something that we haven't seen yet or
31:11
Speaker 9: something that we can always work on, and the guys
31:13
Speaker 9: have embraced that, and it shows.
31:15
Speaker 2: So this team last year had a good day running
31:17
Speaker 2: the ball in Week 16, but Monday night they didn't
31:20
Speaker 2: run the ball so well. How do you balance what
31:21
Speaker 2: you've seen in two games, one on TV and one
31:23
Speaker 2: in person?
31:24
Speaker 9: It's the National Football League. If you don't bring your
31:27
Speaker 9: A game, you're going to get taken advantage of, and
31:31
Speaker 9: that's not what we do.
31:32
Speaker 1: So you just assume you're going to get their very best.
31:34
Speaker 8: Absolutely.
31:36
Speaker 9: That's always the attitude that we have because they're highly paid, too.
31:40
Speaker 2: Give me a sense of this quarterback. Bo Nix is
31:42
Speaker 2: a guy who moves around a lot. He stresses the defense,
31:45
Speaker 2: doesn't he? What's important for a defense to be aware
31:48
Speaker 2: of with him?
31:49
Speaker 9: Our eye control. They do a lot of eye candy
31:51
Speaker 9: and things that mess with the linebackers. The guys take
31:54
Speaker 9: pride in our room that we're the first level of
31:59
Speaker 9: defense that every offense tries to take advantage of. And
32:03
Speaker 9: when we're on our game, it looks really good.
32:06
Speaker 2: Takeaways were a big part of last Sunday's win. They
32:08
Speaker 2: were a big part of your win in Denver. It's
32:11
Speaker 2: obviously something that people just assume. Well, you're not going
32:13
Speaker 2: to get 31 again this year, but you're off to
32:15
Speaker 2: a great start. What's the mindset of your football team?
32:17
Speaker 9: The mindset is we never talk about we're going to
32:20
Speaker 9: have 31 takeaways. The mindset is the process, and the
32:23
Speaker 9: process is attack the ball. And you can attack the
32:27
Speaker 9: ball if you're anticipating plays, by looking at formations, by
32:31
Speaker 9: looking at tendencies. That's the things that allow us to
32:34
Speaker 9: attack the ball.
32:34
Speaker 2: Tim, is it difficult to get players to go from
32:36
Speaker 2: being outcome-driven to process-driven? Or we've seen enough of it
32:40
Speaker 2: in recent years that guys come into the league ready
32:42
Speaker 2: to be process-driven.
32:44
Speaker 9: It's 100% difficult. I'm a guy, I'm in my 40s,
32:47
Speaker 9: and it's human nature. You always want the results now,
32:51
Speaker 9: but results only come because of work.
32:54
Speaker 2: Can you put into words, for everyone who's listening, what
32:57
Speaker 2: Foye Aluokun means to this defense?
33:00
Speaker 9: He is the glue guy. He's the energizer bunny. Oh,
33:05
Speaker 9: by the way, on top of that, he's also making plays.
33:07
Speaker 9: So who wouldn't want that on their team?
33:09
Speaker 1: Doesn't surprise you at all that he has an interception
33:11
Speaker 1: on the opening drive, does it? Not at all.
33:13
Speaker 2: Not the way he prepares. Tell me about playing in Denver.
33:16
Speaker 2: It's one of the great road atmospheres. You're heading into
33:19
Speaker 2: a tough stretch of schedule against one of the best
33:21
Speaker 2: teams in the league in one of the most difficult environments.
33:24
Speaker 2: in pro football. How much does this team embrace the challenge?
33:28
Speaker 2: How as coaches do you help them embrace the challenge?
33:31
Speaker 9: We love it. We love it. It's part of the equation.
33:34
Speaker 9: It's part of being great. If you want to be
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Speaker 9: great in this league, you got to go and perform
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Speaker 9: in those kind of environments.
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Speaker 1: It all comes with it.
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Speaker 9: It's not that we're going to behave any differently because
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Speaker 9: of where it is and who it is, but it's
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Speaker 9: a part of the blessing that we have to be
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Speaker 9: a part of this league and compete versus a team
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Speaker 9: that has a great atmosphere and a lot of good players.
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Speaker 2: And let's end on this. We've heard about AAA. Anyone, anytime, anywhere.
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Speaker 2: How have your guys embraced that?
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Speaker 9: It's what makes it even more fun for us because,
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Speaker 9: you know, as a competitor, you don't want to ever
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Speaker 9: make excuses for why you don't perform or compete at
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Speaker 9: a high level, and we never will. So that's why,
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Speaker 9: you know, we always strive to be better than we
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Speaker 9: were the day before.
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Speaker 1: Tim Novakou, go get him today.
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Speaker 9: I appreciate you.
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Speaker 1: So there you have it.
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Speaker 2: A few good minutes with a few good people to
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Speaker 2: help get you ready for the Jaguars Week 2 showdown
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Speaker 2: Thanks for spending some time with us. We'll be back
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