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Analysis of Player Progression in OTAs | Week in Review: May 26 · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: This is the Jaguars Broadcast Weekend Review podcast presented by
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Speaker 1: TIAA Bank. I'm JP Shadwick with the best of the
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Speaker 1: week from Jags Radio, Jaguars dot Com, and our social
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Speaker 1: channels Jags Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. It's Friday, May twenty sixth,
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Speaker 1: and this week a review of week one of organized
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Speaker 1: team activities. Let's start with the head coach, Doug Peterson
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Speaker 1: met the media Monday ahead of the first OTA practice
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Speaker 1: and set the tone.
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Speaker 2: We have to continue to get better and we have
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Speaker 2: to prove to ourselves that we can get better because
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Speaker 2: obviously the season didn't end the way we'd liked it
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Speaker 2: to an end. You know, in this time of the
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Speaker 2: year right now, it's all about just assignment football. You know,
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Speaker 2: there's no there's no contact, the physicalities out of football,
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Speaker 2: you know, and it's just about assignments. And we're wanting
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Speaker 2: to see the young guys, you know, incorporated in there.
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Speaker 2: We want to see the veterans just taking no other
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Speaker 2: step in leadership and just understanding, you know, what we're
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Speaker 2: asking them to do. You know, from a passing standpoint,
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Speaker 2: I think you know, Trevor and the and the receivers,
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Speaker 2: tight ends, running backs, just being on the same page
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Speaker 2: the guys that were here, you know, being on the
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Speaker 2: same page. There shouldn't be any what I would say,
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Speaker 2: balls on the ground, right, they should be they should
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Speaker 2: be completed at a at a higher percentage. And it's
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Speaker 2: just a matter of you know, not getting anybody hurt
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Speaker 2: this time of year. You just don't want these setbacks
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Speaker 2: that way. You know, this close to camp last.
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Speaker 3: Year, you saw enough from your veteran players that you
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Speaker 3: ended up giving them mini camp.
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Speaker 4: All what do you have to see from them this
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Speaker 4: go around to kind of them to earn the right
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Speaker 4: to have that like two years earo.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's just my preference, you know, to
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Speaker 2: give them time. I do think that what we do
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Speaker 2: in the off season matters, especially in training camp in
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Speaker 2: the first part of the season. So you know, those
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Speaker 2: are all things that take into consideration. But you know,
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Speaker 2: this veteran group you got to see, you know, got
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Speaker 2: to see the leadership, you got to see the high energy.
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Speaker 2: You know, obviously great attendance you know in a voluntary program,
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Speaker 2: which is which is great to see, you know, from
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Speaker 2: my standpoint, and issues to matter now it's just assignments.
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Speaker 2: So they understand the work and then you know, this
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Speaker 2: is why the coaches have been here all off season
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Speaker 2: two is to come up with new wrinkles and ideas
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Speaker 2: and things. This is the time to implement those things,
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Speaker 2: you know, so that we can get them on film
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Speaker 2: and continue to coach those uh, coach those ideas up.
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Speaker 1: It's year two of the offensive scheme, and coordinator Press
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Speaker 1: Taylors said that should give the team a head start
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Speaker 1: for the off season.
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Speaker 5: I think with all our guys, the biggest thing is
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Speaker 5: they're not hearing something for the first time. So now
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Speaker 5: we install something or talk about a concept or get
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Speaker 5: into detail, the questions they're asking are much further beyond
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Speaker 5: what they're asking last year. It kind of gets into
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Speaker 5: specifics of the defenses this. Now we do that and
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Speaker 5: you have a little bit deeper level of conversation from that,
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Speaker 5: especially with the quarterbacks, which is always the goal to
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Speaker 5: be on the same page with those guys. It's been
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Speaker 5: fun to see all our guys take the next step
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Speaker 5: in the system.
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Speaker 1: Were you happy with Hale Trevor approached the off season
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Speaker 1: from your exit meetings and things like that.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely, Yeah, he was very receptive. And that's the one
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Speaker 5: thing about Trevor. His maturity level is off the charts,
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Speaker 5: So you're able to sit down and say, here's what
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Speaker 5: we see, here's what we need to improve on. He
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Speaker 5: generally has the same notes for the most part, here's
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Speaker 5: or you know, we'll ask what are your thoughts, and
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Speaker 5: he kind of says the same thing we're tracking. So
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Speaker 5: that's very encouraging for us as a coaching staff to
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Speaker 5: kind of already see the same things, want to improve
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Speaker 5: on the same things, whether that's fundamentals with him or
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Speaker 5: schematics in terms of our whole offense.
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Speaker 6: Struss that there's no depth chart in place, but knowing
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Speaker 6: that Cam isn't here, Anton playing right, Walker playing left,
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Speaker 6: who else have you seen kind of in the rotation
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Speaker 6: maybe emerge on that offensive line, especially if Ben isn't
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Speaker 6: fully healthy just yet.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, early on, I think the biggest thing is it
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Speaker 5: gives everybody an opportunity to play a lot of different spots.
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Speaker 5: So guys like Blake Hants, you know, Shatley continues to move.
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Speaker 5: Shatley plays guard, plays center. You'll see that a lot,
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Speaker 5: you know, as we go basically up until week one
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Speaker 5: on we move guys all over the spot, all over
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Speaker 5: the place. Just because you have to be ready to
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Speaker 5: do that. You know, when you get into the six, seven,
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Speaker 5: eight linemen on game day, those guys have to fill
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Speaker 5: multiple spots, or you know, maybe a starter moves to
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Speaker 5: a different spot and they fill one of those outside spots.
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Speaker 5: So we kind of cross train a lot of different guys.
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Speaker 5: So it's been a good experience to see all these guys.
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Speaker 5: Now is our first time to line up across from
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Speaker 5: a defense and kind of get a chance now to
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Speaker 5: see where we've gone in terms of that development.
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Speaker 6: That said about the versatility Cooper Hodgens, what have you
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Speaker 6: seen from.
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Speaker 7: Him so far?
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Speaker 5: He's really strong. I mean you see that just in
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Speaker 5: the individual periods and the drill work he's done with
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Speaker 5: coach Rauscher, and those guys have done a good job
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Speaker 5: learning and picking it up. You know, our system and
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Speaker 5: the way we speak and the way we communicate, and
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Speaker 5: how different it is from what they were doing six
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Speaker 5: months ago in college.
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Speaker 1: Now to a few players following the first practice, starting
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Speaker 1: with wide receiver Christian Kirk, who we actually visited with
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Speaker 1: on Tuesday after practice number two. He's entering year six
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Speaker 1: in the league, coming off a career season, and he's
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Speaker 1: part of a wide receiver room that could press the
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Speaker 1: envelope for production. And it's year two in the scheme
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Speaker 1: for it for you, what are some priorities for this
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Speaker 1: offseason to to even improve from those efforts.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I think number one, you know, my
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Speaker 3: goal is to just become more of a vocal leader
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Speaker 3: in our room, kind of take the reins, you know,
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Speaker 3: along with guys Calvin and Zay, Uh, just being the
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Speaker 3: older guys in our room. Just really bringing up the
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Speaker 3: younger guys with us because we go as a group.
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Speaker 3: So I think that's number one. And then just you know,
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Speaker 3: looking back on things that you know, I kind of
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Speaker 3: left out there and you know, maybe you could you know,
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Speaker 3: approve on technique wise and uh, you know, just kind
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Speaker 3: of be a be a very harsh critic of myself
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Speaker 3: and in my game and come out here and try
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Speaker 3: to perfect that every day.
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Speaker 1: How has Calvin Ridley fit in so far?
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Speaker 3: He's been great. You know, I think that the great
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Speaker 3: part is, you know, he's just you know, he's a
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Speaker 3: very high energy guy. Uh, and he's a sponge too
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Speaker 3: for a guy who's very you know, crafty and very
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Speaker 3: good at his craft and one of the better receivers
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Speaker 3: in the league. You know, he's always learning, and I
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Speaker 3: think that's a really refreshing part is you know, me
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Speaker 3: say all the other guys, you know, we all kind
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Speaker 3: of just hit ideas off of one another because rot
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Speaker 3: running is an art and he's one of the better ones.
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Speaker 3: So you know, either we're learning from him or he's
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Speaker 3: learning from us, And you know, I think that's a
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Speaker 3: really respectable part about him.
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Speaker 1: There are only five teams in league history that have
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Speaker 1: had three one thousand yard receivers on the same team.
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Speaker 1: Can this team be the sixth? Or do you guys
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Speaker 1: even think about that?
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Speaker 3: You know, I wouldn't say it's necessarily that we have
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Speaker 3: up on our bulletin board, but you know, we know
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Speaker 3: we have the potential to be a really good group.
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Speaker 3: And you know, I know from all of us, we
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Speaker 3: have that chip on our shoulder to be respected as
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Speaker 3: you know, one of the better, you know trios in
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Speaker 3: the league. And so you know, we're just gonna come
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Speaker 3: out here. We got a chip on our shoulder, and
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Speaker 3: you know, in September we'll be able to show that.
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Speaker 1: Now to the defense, safety Rayshawn Jenkins was a major
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Speaker 1: part of the Jaguars' success down the stretch last season.
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Speaker 1: But he knows there's more this defense and this team
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Speaker 1: can do.
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Speaker 4: Just keep growing, man, the guys around me. Man, we
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Speaker 4: got some young professionals and guys as are just eager
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Speaker 4: and willing to learn, and you know, follow the older guys.
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Speaker 4: And as long as we do that, man, not dig
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Speaker 4: ourselves in a hole like we did last year early
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Speaker 4: two and six, three, whatever, Man, We're gonna be just fine.
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Speaker 8: Man.
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Speaker 3: We look, we look good.
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Speaker 4: We were out here, like I just said it, look
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Speaker 4: it just looks better even from last year. And I
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Speaker 4: know last year we had a pretty good year, but
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Speaker 4: you know, everything feels better and I feel like we'll
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Speaker 4: be able to start off just as strong as we
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Speaker 4: finished last year.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, talks a lot about that. You know, because of
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Speaker 9: the last couple of games, people are really excited, but
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Speaker 9: you can get to the angle right super bowl of
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Speaker 9: a goal. So do you feel like everybody's kind of
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Speaker 9: on the same page of that as they repleased with
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Speaker 9: what they've been able to do. But we have finger
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Speaker 9: roles going.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, we saw just the potential that our team
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Speaker 4: had and uh, you know, that small little bit of
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Speaker 4: success that we were able to have, and I feel
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Speaker 4: like guys are just just more hungry for that. And
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Speaker 4: I feel like that's just a good you know, uh,
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Speaker 4: it's just a good goal to chase. You know that
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Speaker 4: that Super Bowl. You know, everybody wants a Super Bowl.
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Speaker 4: But the work starts now. You got to put in
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Speaker 4: the work now, and it doesn't come come easy. We
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Speaker 4: gotta say and work the win. You know, you're not
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Speaker 4: just gonna step out there and win. You gotta work
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Speaker 4: for it right now.
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Speaker 1: the shows from this week. On Jags Frivetime Tuesday Morning,
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Speaker 1: Brian Secson and John Oser talked through the depth on
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Speaker 1: offense and what that means for play calling with our
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Speaker 1: newest edition on Jaggs Broadcasting, Jaguars reporter Kai Stevens.
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Speaker 9: I want to talk a little bit about Doug talking
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Speaker 9: about assignment football. Right, so we've gotten to the point
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Speaker 9: there's a lot of veterans returning to this team, and
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Speaker 9: I think, maybe correct me if I'm wrong. You guys
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Speaker 9: were here, but for the first time, maybe people aren't
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Speaker 9: being asked to do more than their own job. They
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Speaker 9: are literally going to have just very specific roles they're
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Speaker 9: going to fill. You know, we'll talk a little bit
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Speaker 9: about the running back room and you know what some
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Speaker 9: of the tight ends are expected to do. But this
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Speaker 9: is exciting when you get to the point because of
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Speaker 9: the depth that they're trying to add to this roster.
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Speaker 9: You're not trying to fill. You know, we're not gonna
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Speaker 9: have Etn making every single carry this season. He's going
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Speaker 9: to be able to share that role with some people,
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Speaker 9: and for the first time, when you have a good team,
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Speaker 9: you want to be able to do that and have
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Speaker 9: that versatility.
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Speaker 7: I think another way to say that, John is the
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Speaker 7: entire playbook is open.
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Speaker 8: You know.
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Speaker 7: So Doug came in here last year with a young
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Speaker 7: quarterback and Christian Kirk and Zay Jones and Evan Ingram
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Speaker 7: were sensations. We didn't know they were going to be right. Now,
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Speaker 7: all of a sudden you mix in Calvin Ingram and
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Speaker 7: what does that do for Jamal Ingram and Tank Bigsby
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Speaker 7: and what does that do for Travis etn. So what
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Speaker 7: you're essentially saying is is that Doug, who maybe had
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Speaker 7: a third of what he wanted to do last year,
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Speaker 7: you know now maybe this year he can go all
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Speaker 7: the way and put plays in that he didn't even
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Speaker 7: think about thinking about last year.
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Speaker 8: I think you both said it the right way it.
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Speaker 8: I think about Christian Kirk, who was a fine last
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Speaker 8: year and.
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Speaker 1: Had a really really really good year, really good.
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Speaker 8: I think his role will be more defined and more
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Speaker 8: natural with Ridley here. Not to say Christian can't step
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Speaker 8: up and be a go to one at times, but
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Speaker 8: I think his role really in the slot and as
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Speaker 8: somebody who can come out of the slot and play
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Speaker 8: every spot when needed, much more defined for him. And
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Speaker 8: I do think Kyle's point is exactly right. You now
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Speaker 8: have a situation where it was strange. You think by
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Speaker 8: the end of the season you can go to two
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Speaker 8: tight end sets. You don't have to have Etn on
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Speaker 8: the field every play. You can have Tank Bigsby on
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Speaker 8: the field at times giving him some relief. So it's
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Speaker 8: I said it during the draft. To me, they found
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Speaker 8: a way to get Doug. I don't call it the
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Speaker 8: best offense he's ever had, because Philly was really good
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Speaker 8: in seventeen, but these receivers on paper are better than
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Speaker 8: Philly's receivers that year. The tight ends, you know who knows,
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Speaker 8: But it's back to I think the full deck of
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Speaker 8: cards that he had and.
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Speaker 7: Fell in and even some of those aces or jokers
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Speaker 7: if you will well, I mean, think about what we
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Speaker 7: heard in twenty twenty one before Travis ETM got hurt,
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Speaker 7: the different ways they could use him in the slot,
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Speaker 7: in the wing. Now with Tank Bixby here, Doug and
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Speaker 7: Press can unleash him in a number of creative different ways.
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Speaker 7: And that's Doug's style is to be really creative with
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Speaker 7: his matchups a guy like Etn because of Bixby. I mean,
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Speaker 7: that's really interesting to think about how they'll use him
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Speaker 7: and where they can stack him as a wide receiver
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Speaker 7: maybe behind Kirk or in a three receiver formation, a
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Speaker 7: bunch formation with tight ends. I mean, there's just there's
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Speaker 7: no limit to the creativity and that's what's really cool.
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Speaker 8: And I don't think it has to take good carries
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Speaker 8: away from Travis.
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Speaker 7: And oh no, he's still.
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Speaker 8: That that's always the thing people want to create concerts. Well,
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Speaker 8: it's going to take carries away from Travis. I think
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Speaker 8: what they can do now with Travis is run him
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Speaker 8: until he needs a break and then not worry about
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Speaker 8: trying to manage his carries necessarily. I'm telling you last year,
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Speaker 8: late in the season and every time he was down
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Speaker 8: because he runs hard and as and when you run hard,
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Speaker 8: you get banged up. His times have to X come
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Speaker 8: out of the game. You kind of held your breath
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Speaker 8: when he was coming out of the game, hoping he'd
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Speaker 8: find a way to get back in. I don't think
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Speaker 8: you're gonna be holding your breath as much as.
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Speaker 1: Up Podcast. Expectations of the Jaguars in twenty twenty three
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Speaker 1: are growing outside the building. Of course, they're high inside
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Speaker 1: the building as well, but there's still plenty of work
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Speaker 1: to be done. Jaguars and NFL Network analyst Bucky Brooks
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Speaker 1: has high hopes for the Jags attack this season.
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Speaker 10: The Dolphins canna be really good. Like and I know
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Speaker 10: this is hype season where everyone is a hype bunny.
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Speaker 10: We're talking about these guys and everyone gets excited about it,
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Speaker 10: but is real when you talk about the potential of
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Speaker 10: this offense. Trevor Lawrence looks great. He looks great because
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Speaker 10: he's very comfortable in the offense. Doug Peterson is kind
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Speaker 10: of like step back. He's kind of hanging in the
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Speaker 10: back and just kind of overseeing the entire operation. But
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Speaker 10: you can tell that this offense is operating at a
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Speaker 10: high level. And when you throw in Calvin Ridley, who
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Speaker 10: kind of goes in and out the lineup when it
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Speaker 10: comes to practice. Because I'm talking to Doug Peterson, he
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Speaker 10: talked about you got to kind of protect him against
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Speaker 10: himself because he work so hard. Calvin Ridley, Christian Kirk
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Speaker 10: being able to with Zay Jones in. Evan Ingram is
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Speaker 10: in here, but you've seen Brandon Strange jump in and
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Speaker 10: you can just see what this offense could be. Travis
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Speaker 10: Entien looks good, and I'll say man Bigsby, sorry Bigsby
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Speaker 10: like he looks apart. He's big, he looks apart, he
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Speaker 10: looks like a lean, mean fighting machine. He looks the part.
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Speaker 10: And so when you have so many different pieces, we
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Speaker 10: saw Doug Peterson kind of getting his bag when it
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Speaker 10: came to his creativity and his play calling. He has
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Speaker 10: more at his disposal. So it should be a lot
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Speaker 10: of fun to watch this offense go to work.
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Speaker 8: You guys know how optimistic I am about just life
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Speaker 8: in general, everything, everything, you know, the glass is always full,
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Speaker 8: not even halfway, not even half full, it's overflowing. If
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Speaker 8: if you look at this even objectively, even taking my
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Speaker 8: set sism out of it, this is a perfect storm offensively,
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Speaker 8: meaning you've got that year two element, which I believe
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Speaker 8: is the biggest factor for this offense, even if you
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Speaker 8: were adding nothing for any offense. But then you have
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Speaker 8: Doug Peterson and Press Taylor, that dynamic of Mike McCoy
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Speaker 8: all coming back, and you've got Doug who is a
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Speaker 8: high level play caller. That's the fire. And then you
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Speaker 8: throw say it's never happened, but you've got that dynamic
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Speaker 8: of an offense that was already top ten coming back
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Speaker 8: and you feel like this young quarterback is going to
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Speaker 8: get better, and then you pop a potential All Pro
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Speaker 8: receiver onto it. I'm not gonna say it's never happened,
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Speaker 8: but that's rare. I mean, that's that sort of perfect
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Speaker 8: storm coming in is rare. And you know, I'm with Bucky.
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Speaker 8: I think you're sitting on an offense that I don't
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Speaker 8: say you're disappointed if they don't if they don't get
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Speaker 8: thirty a game, if they're not in that realm, but
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Speaker 8: getting that puts this team in weekend of conference playoff
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Speaker 8: consideration and gives them a shot. And as much as
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Speaker 8: I'm always couching comments this time of year, I don't
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Speaker 8: really see why you can't get there.
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Speaker 1: Buddle Up Podcast runs each Wednesday on the Official Jaguars
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Speaker 1: Podcast Network, moving along to Jaguars Happy Hour Radio Thursday.
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Speaker 1: In a non contact period of the off season, it
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Speaker 1: can be a challenge for the offensive and defensive lineman
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Speaker 1: to get work in. JAG's analyst Jeff lock Iman explained.
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Speaker 11: I think that's the hardest position offensive and defensive lines
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Speaker 11: when you're in this phase of the of the season's
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Speaker 11: preparation to accomplish some things and sometimes you got to
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Speaker 11: be careful because you can actually form some bad habits
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Speaker 11: in this period of practice because you don't have pads on,
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Speaker 11: so you've you've got to be careful with that, and
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Speaker 11: you got to make sure that your pad levels where
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Speaker 11: it is, because a lot of times when you're in
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Speaker 11: no pad, you kind of get in bad habits because
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Speaker 11: you don't want to have that contact. So you're body
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Speaker 11: positioning sometimes will be a little bit more relaxed because
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Speaker 11: you're not making sure you're trying to not have that contact.
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Speaker 11: So there's a there's a very fine line, or should
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Speaker 11: I say there's two very fine lines. You're trying to
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Speaker 11: find that comfort range in between those two lines, you know,
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Speaker 11: not being too hard and overly crazy and then also
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Speaker 11: not being just hey, look it's a walk through, but
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Speaker 11: there's a way to accomplish that. But offensive lineman I
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Speaker 11: think accomplished the most when they're an individual period, and
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Speaker 11: then also the first couple steps of the drill, and
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Speaker 11: then once contact seems imminent, then you got to be
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Speaker 11: smart With defensive linemen. It's hand placement, it's a body positioning,
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Speaker 11: it's body lean, but then also making sure that when
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Speaker 11: you get to the point of possibly making contact. You
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Speaker 11: got to be smart. But again, those positions where you're
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Speaker 11: trying to be smart sometimes can form bad habits.
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Speaker 1: Jaguars Happy Our Radio airs each Thursday at four o'clock
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Speaker 1: on Tintenexcel Amjaguars dot com, and the Jags social channels Twitter, Facebook,
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Speaker 1: and YouTube. Let's close the week with thirty year corner
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Speaker 1: back Tyson Campbell visiting with senior writer John Oser on
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Speaker 1: the Ozone podcast, and he took us inside his mindset
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Speaker 1: entering twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 8: Two years in the NFL, and I think it's safe
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Speaker 8: to say they were different from a team point of view.
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Speaker 8: So what have you learned in two years in the
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Speaker 8: NFL that's going to help you moving forward into year three?
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Speaker 12: We gotta work to win, you know. Winning is a process,
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Speaker 12: and it's gonna be the little things that matter, you know,
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Speaker 12: And one of those little things is team chemistry. Just
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Speaker 12: having a bunch of guys binding to one culture and
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Speaker 12: the culture staff as well. You know, once you get
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Speaker 12: everyone on the same board, that allows you to have
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Speaker 12: success because everybody is not only you know, playing for
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Speaker 12: one another, but playing for a purpose. So I would
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Speaker 12: say those two things because you know, winning in this
18:48
Speaker 12: league is pretty difficult.
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Speaker 8: So there's a different feeling around here this year. I
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Speaker 8: assume it's because he had some success, but it doesn't
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Speaker 8: feel like any complacency. But how would you define if
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Speaker 8: last year was about sort of building trust with Doug
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Speaker 8: and sort of coming back off of it. How does
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Speaker 8: it feel around here this offseason?
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Speaker 12: I think we're a more hungry team. I remember after
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Speaker 12: Kennas City game, you know, Doug told us like, we
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Speaker 12: really just set the standard. You know, we're a playoff team,
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Speaker 12: so that's how we feel. You know, we're a playoff team.
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Speaker 12: So we get to the playoffs, a whole new season
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Speaker 12: starts and then it's only up from there. So just
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Speaker 12: to just to know that we set the standard and
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Speaker 12: to continue to live up to the standard and achieve
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Speaker 12: more than what was achieved last.
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Speaker 7: Year got you.
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Speaker 8: Before we came on, you talked a little bit. I
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Speaker 8: asked you about being a thirty year guy and you
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Speaker 8: said it, it does feel like you're a thirty year guy,
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Speaker 8: and it sounded like there's a lot of leadership that
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Speaker 8: goes along with that. Comfortable with that? Do you like that?
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Speaker 8: And how do you approach being a leader?
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Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm comfortable with it. I feel like, you know,
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Speaker 12: that comes with comes with the territory. You know, when
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Speaker 12: you do things the right way, you know, guys kind
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Speaker 12: of float towards you and seek advice. And you know,
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Speaker 12: I'm all for it, you know, trying to help guys,
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Speaker 12: you know, learn this league and find the right tools
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Speaker 12: so they can you know, stay and be successful in
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Speaker 12: this league because I had the same same tools, whether
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Speaker 12: it be a culture, a vet that helped me around
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Speaker 12: and learn how to be.
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