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Jags HQ | Responding to Success, Previewing Week 12 With Gladstone and Boselli · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Jaggs HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida. JP
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Speaker 1: Shadrick and former Jaguar Jeff Logoman sit down each week
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Speaker 3: JP Shadrick with Jeff Logman, James Gladstone General manager Antony
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Speaker 3: Vasselli EBP scheduled to.
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Speaker 4: Join us shortly in studio.
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Speaker 3: We'll have those guys and thoughts of the last week
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Speaker 3: win over the Chargers, and then we'll look ahead, of course,
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Speaker 3: to the Arizona Cardinals this week. Logs the Jaguars bounce back, Well,
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Speaker 3: I'd say after the loss in Houston, you think I
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Speaker 3: don't know if you could bounce back much better to be.
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Speaker 5: Honest with you, No, look, defense, I think was really
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Speaker 5: at the top of their game, allowing only one hundred
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Speaker 5: and thirty five yards of all offense forty two yards
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Speaker 5: on the ground, and you know, third down has been
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Speaker 5: kind of a problem for them throughout the year. They
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Speaker 5: were thirtieth in the league, and in this past game
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Speaker 5: they only allowed basically twenty five percent conversion rate, So
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Speaker 5: a lot of areas that they improved upon and got
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Speaker 5: some good pressure on the quarterback.
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Speaker 4: Liked liked it. I liked I loved it. Actually it
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Speaker 4: was fantastic. EVP.
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Speaker 3: Tony bosellis in studio, Good afternoon, apologize, where's your cohort at?
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Speaker 4: No idea? Is this final offense? Now?
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Speaker 6: I think? Yeah, we have two rules. We both violated
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Speaker 6: one of them. Yeah, right, so my bad. How are
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Speaker 6: we doing that?
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Speaker 4: Good?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Doing well.
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Speaker 3: We're just kind of looking back a little bit on
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Speaker 3: last week's game and the performance coming off the Houston game,
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Speaker 3: and you know, everything in the building that week getting
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Speaker 3: back on track, and I don't know if they could
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Speaker 3: have gotten back on track any better than they did.
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Speaker 6: Well, No, I think, listen, you got to give a
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Speaker 6: ton of credit to Liam, the entire staff, are players,
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Speaker 6: the whole building. Really the approach last week after a
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Speaker 6: really tough loss against the Texans, a game that you know,
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Speaker 6: we felt like kind of right out of our grasp.
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Speaker 6: Give the Texans credit, man, they played their tails off.
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Speaker 6: And and so the question is, and I think this
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Speaker 6: was the challenge to everybody, and this was the message
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Speaker 6: of the head coach, is how are you going to respond?
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Speaker 6: And I love what he said Monday afterwards of that game, says,
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Speaker 6: We're not gonna let this be game.
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Speaker 4: We're not gonna let.
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Speaker 6: This game beat us twice. And because so often in
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Speaker 6: this league, you see it's snowball on you and uh.
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Speaker 6: And our players received the message and went out there.
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Speaker 6: It gets a really good Los Angeles Chargers football team,
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Speaker 6: and from the first nap to the last snap, I
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Speaker 6: thought we controlled the game. At the scoreboard obviously reflected that,
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Speaker 6: but I was super happy for our guys, for our players,
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Speaker 6: our coaches, for the whole building. Just the response. And
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Speaker 6: but you know that one's in the past doesn't mean much.
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Speaker 6: Now you know.
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Speaker 4: It was like an offensive lineman's dream.
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Speaker 6: Forty seven runs. I mean, you can't you can't beat that.
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Speaker 6: I mean, that's what you want to do as an
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Speaker 6: offensive line. But now you know this, you guys know
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Speaker 6: this is how you're gonna respond this week. And I
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Speaker 6: was kind of giggling. I was talking to JP about this.
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Speaker 6: You know, people were suck We're kind of in between,
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Speaker 6: you know, giving me a hard time, making fun of
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Speaker 6: me or whatever. About the comment that this last week
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Speaker 6: was the most important game in the history of the franchise,
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Speaker 6: which I've said multiple times now, you've said it all
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Speaker 6: year long, every game, And and I say that because
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Speaker 6: I actually number one believe it, because nothing matters in
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Speaker 6: this in this league. Next game up than talent, because
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Speaker 6: it doesn't matter. Yeah, what we did last week, as
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Speaker 6: great as it was, and we celebrated Sunday night, enjoyed
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Speaker 6: it Monday, but come Monday night, as a staff back
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Speaker 6: working on the Cardinals all day Tuesday staff working on
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Speaker 6: the Cardinals, players get some days off, relax, work out,
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Speaker 6: get their bodies ready. It makes it, but there's no
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Speaker 6: doubt about it. It's not it's more enjoyable winning. I mean, obviously,
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Speaker 6: that's why we played this game. That's all that's about.
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Speaker 6: All that matters is what happens on the field. And
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Speaker 6: but now this and people can joke around and Pete
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Speaker 6: can make fun of you can hammer me for my
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Speaker 6: you know, we're the same thing every day and it's amazing.
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Speaker 6: I mean, people tell me about the Monday Night Show,
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Speaker 6: but now that I'm not on it, and Austin's doing
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Speaker 6: a great job. By the way, that was a great addition.
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Speaker 6: But this is the most important game in the history
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Speaker 6: of the franchise because all that matters is what happens
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Speaker 6: on Sunday, because we now have a challenge. We're in
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Speaker 6: late November football going into December. This is where these
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Speaker 6: games determine whether you were playing in January or not.
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Speaker 6: And and so we go out face a team that
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Speaker 6: got blown out, got a tough week, much like we
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Speaker 6: did in the past, We've had to respond. They've had
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Speaker 6: two tough they've had back to back weeks against two
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Speaker 6: quality opponents, and the Seahawks and the San Francisco forty
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Speaker 6: nine Ers two teams we have played. And so you
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Speaker 6: look at the score, maybe it's easy to say, oh,
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Speaker 6: this is as game. Oh yeah, you got this one.
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Speaker 4: We got it.
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Speaker 6: Most dangerous words in all of the NFL, all of life.
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Speaker 6: I got this.
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Speaker 4: And that's.
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Speaker 6: It's something that I believe in. And but if you
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Speaker 6: look at this Arizona Cardinal team on tape, and you
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Speaker 6: look at the players and the way they've played and
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Speaker 6: they've lost some really tight games this year, some games
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Speaker 6: that could have gone either way against good football teams.
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Speaker 6: So it's now on too. This is the opportunity, this
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Speaker 6: is the challenge that you know is in.
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Speaker 4: Front of us.
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Speaker 6: And we got a tough opponent once again. I mean,
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Speaker 6: this is a team that's playing at a high level
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Speaker 6: on offense, in the passing game. With Yakobe Brissett, they
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Speaker 6: got one of the best tight ends in all of football.
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Speaker 6: They got a defense that flies around, one of the
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Speaker 6: best safeties in this this era with a Baker, got
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Speaker 6: a guy we all know very familiar in Klay's Campbell
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Speaker 6: that somehow someboy is still playing elite football high level
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Speaker 6: at his age. And so the challenges. They got a
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Speaker 6: number of first round draft picks on the defensive side
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Speaker 6: that can rush the passer. So this is another great
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Speaker 6: challenge and we will find out again what are we
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Speaker 6: made of how because everyone talks about how do you
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Speaker 6: respond after a loss? And those that's the focus I
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Speaker 6: never I'll never forget, And Jeffy you probably remember this
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Speaker 6: as well. Tom Koff win the challenge. He would always
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Speaker 6: challenges not just how you respond of a loss, how
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Speaker 6: do you respond to success? How do you respond when
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Speaker 6: everyone's saying how well you played? Because human nature is
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Speaker 6: to take a deep breath.
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Speaker 4: Is that why he was such a bear? Like he
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Speaker 4: was like such a bear.
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Speaker 6: He was a pain that he was a pain. But
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Speaker 6: you learn something from that because I think by nature
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Speaker 6: we all like comfort as humans, a little bit of
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Speaker 6: softness that can creep in there.
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Speaker 4: He didn't have it.
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Speaker 6: I actually think we all have it. It's the question
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Speaker 6: is whether do you allow it? He had it when
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Speaker 6: we went to operate. I don't think he ever had it.
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Speaker 6: I think I think I think all of us, you know,
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Speaker 6: like comfort. We all like good things. We like feeling good,
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Speaker 6: we like when people praise us, we like when things
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Speaker 6: are going our way. The question is is can you
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Speaker 6: still find that same hunger, that same drive. Head coach
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Speaker 6: talked about the standard that we've said. He said it
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Speaker 6: at the podium, we've talked about as an organization there's
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Speaker 6: a standard. So we got to go meet that. But
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Speaker 6: in front of us is a really good football team.
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Speaker 3: James Gladstone, General Managers winning us Now.
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Speaker 2: Good afternoon, James, afternoon, it seems like he has been
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Speaker 2: holding it down. Good convo, so far.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, what's the fine for per minute?
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Speaker 2: Oh gosh, it gets cranked.
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Speaker 4: He was looking at his watch coming in, I know,
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Speaker 4: you know, oh.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, the notifications come through the watch nowadays. What has
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Speaker 2: got to stay up to date?
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Speaker 4: James? That was Jaguar football last week. You know that
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Speaker 4: Jaguar football moving ahead is the big question.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's certainly been a topic of conversation. That's the
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Speaker 2: standard that has has been said at this point in
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Speaker 2: time for us to continue to try to not only match,
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Speaker 2: but you know, elevate beyond. And I think it's pretty
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Speaker 2: vivid visual for our fan base to see what a
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Speaker 2: fierce football.
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Speaker 8: Team we can be.
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Speaker 2: And I know that that's something that we're going to
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Speaker 2: continue to try and tap into, knowing that it's something
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Speaker 2: that anybody that's a supporter is going to be proud
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Speaker 2: to back. And I think that that's hopefully what we
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Speaker 2: continue to put out on the grass. And I know
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Speaker 2: it's certainly top of mind for us. But man, you
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Speaker 2: got to give so much credit to so many individuals,
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Speaker 2: so many collective group efforts in that performance, because you know,
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Speaker 2: it could have been really easy to just you know,
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Speaker 2: back into a corner and you know, lick our wounds,
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Speaker 2: so to speak. From the Texans finish, but we bounce
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Speaker 2: back in a real way and certainly proud of our
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Speaker 2: group for doing that.
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Speaker 5: I thought the start to that game was really important,
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Speaker 5: you know, And was there any kind of bit and
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Speaker 5: you guys talk to Liam all the time about this,
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Speaker 5: but you know, usually in the game, you know, you
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Speaker 5: got the opportunity to win.
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Speaker 4: The queen toss, do you defer? Do you take the ball?
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Speaker 5: Sometime there's a mindset of we want to put this
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Speaker 5: out there first because we feel strongly about the possibility
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Speaker 5: of success, and to put the defense out there the
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Speaker 5: very first drive. I thought it was the way that
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Speaker 5: they made that look good. I thought was great. You know,
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Speaker 5: you get the intentional grounding on the first play, you
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Speaker 5: get a three and out here you go.
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Speaker 4: Way to start a.
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Speaker 2: Game, right, And you know a lot of that decision
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Speaker 2: was actually rooted in the placement of the sun at
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Speaker 2: this time of year and controlling some of field direction
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Speaker 2: more so than it was any one side of the
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Speaker 2: ball being on.
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Speaker 8: The field first interest.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and if you think back to it or even
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Speaker 2: the next time you're in it in the stadium, you
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Speaker 2: can see exactly what I mean by that and where
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Speaker 2: that sun's pointing, and just how challenging Tony and I
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Speaker 2: were actually out on the grass today kind of just
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Speaker 2: tossing the ball up in the air in that direction,
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Speaker 2: just to see exactly what it's like for a player's perspective,
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Speaker 2: and it's not easy. Wow, I will say that that
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Speaker 2: was probably.
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Speaker 4: A part of it.
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Speaker 2: But nonetheless, I mean, the defensive front certainly showed up
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Speaker 2: right away and in a big way. And it wasn't
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Speaker 2: perfect in that first quarter, and that's one of the
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Speaker 2: things that you know, we're going to constantly make sure
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Speaker 2: that we aren't deterred from within real time, knowing that
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Speaker 2: when there is just a minor setback, it's not something
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Speaker 2: that just digs you deeper, but you can come back
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Speaker 2: from and even look better because of when our offense
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Speaker 2: drives down and gets halted there, right And so well,
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Speaker 2: it wasn't perfect, it was still a healthy start to
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Speaker 2: that game and good that our defense was able to
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Speaker 2: put forth a really strong outing there to kick things off.
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Speaker 5: So the wristband does it make that much of a difference,
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Speaker 5: because you know a lot of people are talking about it.
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Speaker 5: Trevor wearing a wrist band versus not wearing in the wristband.
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Speaker 5: Trevor commented about it and just that it just kind
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Speaker 5: of helps you speed up the process. Yeah, at all
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Speaker 5: the quarterbacks that you guys have ever been around this
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Speaker 5: for you Tony as well, how many quarterbacks did wear
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Speaker 5: it versus the ones that didn't.
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Speaker 2: Wear Yeah, there were. From my experience in LA, it
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Speaker 2: was typically not something that was a part of the operation.
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Speaker 2: It's certainly fitting for some of the longer play calls
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Speaker 2: to be able to operationally not feel like it's something
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Speaker 2: that you truly have to give a lot of mental
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Speaker 2: energy to and can just read off of. So it
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Speaker 2: seemed to work operationally to make it so that you know,
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Speaker 2: you're not button up against the shot clock the play
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Speaker 2: clock as frequently, but certainly you want to play into
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Speaker 2: your player's strengths comfortability in order to operate with as
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Speaker 2: clear of a mind as possible. And you know, I
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Speaker 2: think that's also a vivid visual of a coaching staff
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Speaker 2: who's willing to modify approaches in order to best suit
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Speaker 2: the skill sets of players.
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Speaker 8: Right, that's just it's not.
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Speaker 2: Exact explicit to what let's call it concepts they're running,
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Speaker 2: but just another example operationally of adaptation and change, because
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Speaker 2: those are the items that can take good teams to
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Speaker 2: become great teams, or any version of that in real
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Speaker 2: time throughout the course of a season. Love to see
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Speaker 2: that unfold in real time. And I think our fans,
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Speaker 2: whether it's the wrist band going on Trevor or if
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Speaker 2: it's some of our schematic approaches offense, defense and special teams,
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Speaker 2: We're not going to remain stagnant, right, We're always going
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Speaker 2: to continue to evolve. And I think that's just one example.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean I think if you I mean, did
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Speaker 6: Mark Carroll wear wristband? I don't think so, not that
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Speaker 6: I recall. I don't think so long ago I can't remember.
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Speaker 6: But you see all sorts of different guys somewhere. I mean,
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Speaker 6: just Herbert Ware is one. I mean Tom Brady would
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Speaker 6: were one of times. I know that.
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Speaker 5: I look at it like it like if you're taking
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Speaker 5: a test and I can write down all my cheated
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Speaker 5: dancers on the inside of my form.
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Speaker 4: Why wouldn't I do that?
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Speaker 6: Well? And I think, I think what it speaks to
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Speaker 6: is this and James touched on this number one. Let's
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Speaker 6: also realize this is we're all getting.
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Speaker 4: To know each other still.
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Speaker 6: I mean we've been this is game ten, we've plaied
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Speaker 6: Game eleven coming up. I applaud both Trevor.
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Speaker 5: We're not talking about the four of us, you know,
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Speaker 5: we're talking about coaches getting to know.
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Speaker 6: What's how they're comfortable in our and our players getting
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Speaker 6: comfortable with our coaches. And I applaud not only Liam
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Speaker 6: and the staff, but also Trevor the open communication, the
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Speaker 6: dialogue being open to continue to evolve, to continue to
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Speaker 6: get better, because the easy thing is a lot of
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Speaker 6: times is to be prideful or you know, insecure or
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Speaker 6: whatever is like, oh, what message does this send out,
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Speaker 6: both for coach and player? And the reality is who
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Speaker 6: cares if it's going to make us better? I mean,
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Speaker 6: I think one of the themes that I know James,
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Speaker 6: Liam and I all talk about a lot and try
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Speaker 6: to live by, is we're going to do whatever it
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Speaker 6: takes to get better. If it's incremental, small things that
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Speaker 6: will help us be better, great, if it's big changes
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Speaker 6: that we need to make as individuals, as a leadership group,
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Speaker 6: as an organization, whatever those are. We are here to
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Speaker 6: win for games and to be the best organization in
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Speaker 6: the NFL. Our players want to win football games. Trevor
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Speaker 6: wants to be the best quarterback on the best team,
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Speaker 6: just like every other player. Leam wants to excel as
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Speaker 6: a head coach, be the best. We all want that,
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Speaker 6: and so why would you allow anything to get in
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Speaker 6: the way of that. And if it's better for some
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Speaker 6: of our long plays obviously everyone knows. Robert Solid brought
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Speaker 6: it up with San Francisco. We can't play, we look
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Speaker 6: at defenses, we make adjustments. What does that mean some
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Speaker 6: of the play calls can be longer.
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Speaker 4: A lot of herbage, a lot of verbage.
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Speaker 6: It's first year in the system, and so as we
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Speaker 6: went through it, we were you got an example, got
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Speaker 6: an example. I can't even attend. I can't do it.
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Speaker 6: I can't I hear them, and I'm just like I
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Speaker 6: would need wristbands on bars in big print because I
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Speaker 6: can't see it. So, you know, it's one of those
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Speaker 6: things that and I think the result of it. Also,
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Speaker 6: let's look at it. How many operational prestaft penalties do
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Speaker 6: we have in the game that be zero? And so
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Speaker 6: again plod Trevor applod Or coaches doing whatever it takes
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Speaker 6: to get better, not worried about outside perception or what
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Speaker 6: people might say or think.
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Speaker 8: Who cares, It does not matter, just trying to win games.
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Speaker 4: That's it.
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Speaker 3: Back in a moment, we'll dig into this matchup coming up,
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Speaker 3: the Jaguars and the Cardinals. By the way, I'm looking
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Speaker 3: at photos of Brunel no no resks.
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Speaker 6: I didn't think he did.
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Speaker 4: He had a sweatband on his right.
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Speaker 6: I will say this because I do remember the play calls.
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Speaker 6: They were nothing like what I hear us call stretch. Seriously,
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Speaker 6: thirty four zone balls, ready break, that's it.
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Speaker 4: That was a run.
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Speaker 6: And so on Fridays, James and I always were by
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Speaker 6: Liam on the field quite a bit, and I listened to
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Speaker 6: him call the plays in the Trevor and I'm like,
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Speaker 6: could not repeat that.
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Speaker 3: So we gotta go, we gotta go. We'll back in
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Speaker 3: a moment. We'll follow that up in a moment. It's
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Speaker 3: ahead of the Jaguars Cardinals matchup in week twelve, JP Shadwick,
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Speaker 3: Jeff Logoman from the Hundai studios of the Miller Electric Center,
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Speaker 3: Tony Vasselli, James Gladstone's joining us as well. The Cardinals
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Speaker 3: three and seven banged up football team, backup offensive lineman,
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Speaker 3: they've got a backup quarterback. They're deep in the running
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Speaker 3: back situation right now. It's just kind of what it
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Speaker 3: is for Arizona. Let's start with Brissett, though, guy who's
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Speaker 3: been around this league for a long time and throughout
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Speaker 3: his career when he's had his opportunities, for the most part,
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Speaker 3: he's protected the football and he's coming off a game
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Speaker 3: where he set the league record for completions in a
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Speaker 3: game as they were trying to fight back last week,
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Speaker 3: two touchdown passes and each of the five starts this year.
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Speaker 3: What do you see out of Brissett now, this deep
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Speaker 3: into his career in the NFL.
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Speaker 8: You know, he's altered.
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Speaker 2: There's trajectory of that offense this season since he's been
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Speaker 2: in since Week six, he certainly stabilized a lot of
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Speaker 2: the operation and for a lot of those catchers, they've
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Speaker 2: certainly seen an increase in output, you know, coming off
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Speaker 2: the heels of the last week.
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Speaker 8: Right, let's just start with the tight.
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Speaker 2: End, because a lot of stuff runs through McBride. He's
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Speaker 2: one of the best in the league at this stage,
17:10
Speaker 2: and you know, he's a real weapon, somebody that you
17:13
Speaker 2: got to make sure you account for each and every snap.
17:15
Speaker 2: And beyond that, they got an ascending player in Wilson,
17:19
Speaker 2: and he certainly stepped up in a big way last
17:22
Speaker 2: week as well, and so I think that those two guys,
17:24
Speaker 2: in combination with a lot of other factors are certainly
17:27
Speaker 2: going to be something that present problems. And he's been
17:30
Speaker 2: a great orchestrator of just running that offense efficiently and
17:34
Speaker 2: at the same time being explosive through the passing game.
17:36
Speaker 8: Obviously, you mentioned it.
17:38
Speaker 2: Just like the Chargers were going through some injuries in
17:40
Speaker 2: particular at the running back position, Arizona's facing very similar stuff.
17:45
Speaker 2: And I know with Trey Benson, who they've been without
17:48
Speaker 2: for a while, he's got his twenty one day practice
17:50
Speaker 2: window open up, so we could be seeing him for
17:53
Speaker 2: the first time and quite some time. But nonetheless, there's
17:57
Speaker 2: certainly no team to look past, in particular on the
18:00
Speaker 2: offensive side of the ball with him, with Perssette operating
18:04
Speaker 2: as well as he is as efficiently as he is
18:06
Speaker 2: at this stage of his career.
18:08
Speaker 5: Jonah Williams, the right tackle who formerly of the Bengals,
18:11
Speaker 5: did not play last week. What what what's his injury?
18:15
Speaker 4: You know what, shoulder injury.
18:16
Speaker 2: And he didn't practice today either, neither practice.
18:19
Speaker 8: Yeah, he didn't.
18:20
Speaker 2: It just came out a handful of minutes ago.
18:22
Speaker 5: And Beacham, who has been around forever, right fourteen years
18:26
Speaker 5: in National Football League, actually spent some time here as
18:29
Speaker 5: a Jaguar, started at right tackle last week.
18:32
Speaker 4: He won. He was a report practice practice.
18:36
Speaker 5: Kind of interesting there of what's going on at right
18:38
Speaker 5: tackle for the Cardinals. Had a lot going on this year,
18:42
Speaker 5: but to kind of combat that you guys have a
18:44
Speaker 5: left end hasn't practiced yet either in Trayvon Walker.
18:47
Speaker 4: How's that? How's that situation going?
18:49
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's progressing.
18:50
Speaker 2: He finished the game on Sunday and obviously showed up
18:53
Speaker 2: in a big way throughout it. You know, his presence
18:56
Speaker 2: isn't something that you can take lightly.
18:58
Speaker 4: Right.
18:59
Speaker 2: We've seen how we look without him versus how we
19:01
Speaker 2: look with him, and I think there's a notable difference.
19:04
Speaker 8: His leadership is experience.
19:05
Speaker 2: It all goes a long way, well, at the same time,
19:08
Speaker 2: knowing that last week we had some undrafted college free
19:12
Speaker 2: agent rookies get some ops that they hadn't seen the
19:15
Speaker 2: same volume of snaps and really come through right each
19:18
Speaker 2: of them touching the quarterback, and you know, given some
19:21
Speaker 2: problems to the chargers, so excited to see their progression,
19:25
Speaker 2: in particular across the front, knowing that they can harass
19:28
Speaker 2: and affect the quarterback in a notable way as well.
19:31
Speaker 5: I thought BJ had a really nice rush. I mean,
19:34
Speaker 5: I'm the one that was penalty was called, which is bad,
19:38
Speaker 5: but the way he nice little shortened corner powerlift, lift
19:42
Speaker 5: the arms up and just literally run right through the
19:44
Speaker 5: offensive tackle who he took away all of his strength
19:47
Speaker 5: by lifting the arm up. And I don't know what
19:49
Speaker 5: he would have could have done differently on the sack,
19:51
Speaker 5: but it could have been a game for both each
19:55
Speaker 5: get their first career sack, you know, even though Struggle
19:57
Speaker 5: got a half, but still, I mean, those guys got
19:59
Speaker 5: a lot of.
20:00
Speaker 2: Energy, There's no doubt about it. And I think you
20:02
Speaker 2: know they got fresh legs. Yeah, undoubtedly, Now in practice
20:06
Speaker 2: they're going to show a lot and now they're getting
20:11
Speaker 2: reps with our defense, So they're doubling down, no question,
20:18
Speaker 2: and uh, you know Bja was going full speed today
20:21
Speaker 2: and going to his part to make it so that
20:23
Speaker 2: you got to protect and uh, you know, it's just
20:26
Speaker 2: it's good to see those guys having earned ops through
20:29
Speaker 2: really special teams now getting a chance to show up
20:32
Speaker 2: on the defensive side of the ball and take advantage
20:34
Speaker 2: of opportunities when they present themselves, because you never know
20:37
Speaker 2: when it's going to pop. And I think that beyond
20:40
Speaker 2: just the two of them, you got a guy like
20:41
Speaker 2: Quentin Morris, who's a veteran right who did very similar
20:45
Speaker 2: through special teams, got the op on the offense side
20:47
Speaker 2: of the ball, shows up in a real way pancakes man, Yeah,
20:53
Speaker 2: takes a notable step in that phase and really helped.
20:55
Speaker 8: Us win that ball game.
20:56
Speaker 2: And I think that those are three great examples of
20:59
Speaker 2: guy is doing uh sort of progressing in the way
21:03
Speaker 2: that you would love for any player to progress from
21:07
Speaker 2: the depths. And I think when their ops presented itself,
21:10
Speaker 2: they made sure to take advantage of them and that
21:12
Speaker 2: they were ready for him.
21:13
Speaker 5: All right, So you earlier you challenged me about asking
21:16
Speaker 5: you a tough question. I can't wait to hear this.
21:21
Speaker 2: Please make sure it's just not like somebody question or
21:24
Speaker 2: something somebody cat uh.
21:28
Speaker 4: Two weeks ago.
21:29
Speaker 5: Cole van Landa played left guard, played really well this
21:33
Speaker 5: past game. He plays right tackle, he plays really well.
21:38
Speaker 5: What happens when all of a sudden you got everybody
21:42
Speaker 5: healthy and Cole van Landon is part of six offensive linemen.
21:47
Speaker 2: You know what, We've operated with six offensive linemen on
21:50
Speaker 2: the field quite a lot this season. So I wouldn't
21:52
Speaker 2: think that anything changes on that front. You can job oh.
21:57
Speaker 2: I think very clearly he's performing at a level that
22:01
Speaker 2: is worthy of being on the grass a significant amount
22:04
Speaker 2: of time. Now, every offensive line is going to experience
22:10
Speaker 2: some version of attrition over the course of a season,
22:12
Speaker 2: so five is not enough.
22:14
Speaker 8: You got to think beyond that.
22:15
Speaker 2: And I think it was very clear in the way
22:17
Speaker 2: that we approached the off season that there was going
22:19
Speaker 2: to be something that we prioritized so that we minimize
22:22
Speaker 2: the risk that we would run knowing that at some
22:24
Speaker 2: point over the course of a season we were going
22:26
Speaker 2: to have to call on the sixth, seventh, even eighth
22:29
Speaker 2: offensive lineman at some point or another. Because as I
22:33
Speaker 2: think back to really my time in the NFL, Liam
22:35
Speaker 2: got to experience the worst of it with me. Our
22:39
Speaker 2: offense was rarely, if ever, in a position where it
22:43
Speaker 2: couldn't find success.
22:44
Speaker 8: The only time that we really.
22:46
Speaker 2: Got halted was or debilitated.
22:49
Speaker 8: Was when our offensive line went through a significant.
22:52
Speaker 2: Volume of injuries and we didn't have the wave behind
22:56
Speaker 2: the first five to truly make it so that we
22:59
Speaker 2: were in a position to continue to operate as we
23:01
Speaker 2: normally would. So that was a big push into this offseason,
23:05
Speaker 2: certainly Jack to see the performance of Coal over the
23:08
Speaker 2: course of the last two weeks, in particular knowing that
23:11
Speaker 2: he's moving from not only one side to the other,
23:14
Speaker 2: but one position to another, which is yeah, that that
23:17
Speaker 2: is a very extremely.
23:19
Speaker 6: Unique game in college. My first two years in college,
23:30
Speaker 6: we played week in strong tackle. I played left and
23:32
Speaker 6: right tackles.
23:34
Speaker 2: Tolerance for saying no, this guy's right side only.
23:37
Speaker 6: The right left is I've never understood why zero talants
23:40
Speaker 6: the guard to tackle the back and forth. That is
23:43
Speaker 6: a different skill set. It's a different the the immediacy
23:48
Speaker 6: of the guys on top of you in the guard
23:51
Speaker 6: different than tackle tackle space.
23:55
Speaker 2: And Coles Cole's got the opportunity to play on an
23:58
Speaker 2: off on to the line with one of the best
24:01
Speaker 2: sixth offensive lineman in recent history in Patrick McCarey, who
24:05
Speaker 2: is doing that with Baltimore and is now our right guard,
24:09
Speaker 2: who's coming off of two straight weeks a really high
24:12
Speaker 2: level play. And so I think you also get the
24:14
Speaker 2: luxury of tapping into that now, not any different than Cole.
24:19
Speaker 8: Patrick would find.
24:20
Speaker 2: Himself starting for three weeks at guard than starting for
24:24
Speaker 2: three weeks at tackle, all in the same season, all
24:26
Speaker 2: in the same order, And so I think that that
24:28
Speaker 2: experience can also be something that's getting leveraged internally as well.
24:32
Speaker 5: JP's going to get mad at me for that. Just
24:33
Speaker 5: so we got to have quick, quick answers here, real quick.
24:36
Speaker 5: What's Cole's best position?
24:39
Speaker 2: That's a fair question. It's probably it's probably more fit
24:43
Speaker 2: to have him answer what he's most comfortable with. I
24:47
Speaker 2: would say he certainly comes off as a very natural tackle.
24:53
Speaker 2: I think that is an easier sort of step in
24:56
Speaker 2: and see no difference in protection, and because he is
25:01
Speaker 2: extremely smart in his leverage. And beyond that, right, you
25:05
Speaker 2: get on the inside and you're dealing with bigger, denser bodies,
25:09
Speaker 2: so you might feel the pains of that. Yeah, But
25:12
Speaker 2: I think either or he's gonna find success just because
25:14
Speaker 2: he's such a cerebral, such a sound, smart football player.
25:18
Speaker 4: Back in a moment, we'll take a look at the
25:20
Speaker 4: Cardinals defense.
25:21
Speaker 3: Get our final thoughts ahead of this Jaguars Cardinals matchup
25:24
Speaker 3: coming up in Week twelve.
25:26
Speaker 4: It's jags HQ on Jaguars Radio.
25:34
Speaker 1: Welcome Back jags HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues
25:39
Speaker 1: right now.
25:40
Speaker 3: It is jags ah QJP Shadwick, Jeff Logaman, Tony Boselli,
25:43
Speaker 3: James Gladstone with us the Jaguars and the Cardinals coming
25:46
Speaker 3: up Week twelve, a four five Eastern kickoff time from
25:49
Speaker 3: State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Jag six and four
25:52
Speaker 3: Cardinals three and seven. Was touch on this Cardinals defense.
25:57
Speaker 3: They give it up forty or more the last couple
25:59
Speaker 3: of weeks, the only team in the league this year
26:01
Speaker 3: to give forty more and more points in consecutive games.
26:05
Speaker 3: But they've got some veteran players on this team, obviously
26:08
Speaker 3: Kaleis Campbell and year eighteen five sacks still impacts the game.
26:13
Speaker 3: I mean, Liam Cohen called him a game record. He
26:16
Speaker 3: was on that list in the meeting this week, and
26:18
Speaker 3: we've known him here for three seasons. He was here,
26:21
Speaker 3: so last year Week one with a sack and a
26:24
Speaker 3: TfL in the first two plays of the game after
26:26
Speaker 3: being in handcuffs two hours earlier, and the guy can
26:28
Speaker 3: still get after it.
26:30
Speaker 2: Eight truth, you know. And as we go back to
26:32
Speaker 2: who this Cardinals team is as a whole, I think
26:35
Speaker 2: last week was the score of that game probably wasn't
26:39
Speaker 2: indicative of the game itself, right, you got seventeen penalties
26:45
Speaker 2: that the Cardinals committed, hurt themselves quite a bit franchise record,
26:49
Speaker 2: that's right, And then you got an opening kickoff comes
26:52
Speaker 2: back to the two yard line, San Franz able to
26:55
Speaker 2: get into the end zone very fast. You got a
26:58
Speaker 2: chance to go into the end zone and the ball
27:00
Speaker 2: pops out just before getting there, so very that gap
27:06
Speaker 2: could have been a lot tighter. And I think they've
27:09
Speaker 2: surely showed throughout the course of the season as a
27:11
Speaker 2: whole to be in really competitive games. So I don't
27:15
Speaker 2: think that these past two weeks are truly indicative of
27:18
Speaker 2: who they are as a team and can't be taken lightly.
27:21
Speaker 2: And especially when you got a leader like Coleis on
27:24
Speaker 2: that defensive front, right, he makes a notable dent in
27:28
Speaker 2: the play.
27:29
Speaker 8: And he's certainly.
27:29
Speaker 2: Somebody that you can't allow to get going, because once
27:33
Speaker 2: he does, he's going to rec shop the swim move
27:36
Speaker 2: that he's still playing with, the hump move that he's
27:38
Speaker 2: still playing with. Man, it is not easy. And he
27:42
Speaker 2: is a large human being that can take over that
27:46
Speaker 2: middle section of a front right and so I think
27:50
Speaker 2: we're gonna have to do our part to make sure
27:52
Speaker 2: we minimize his impact as much as possible. And as
27:55
Speaker 2: we look behind him, there's some real playmakers and game
27:58
Speaker 2: wreckerds that you got to account for as well.
28:00
Speaker 6: You look at a guy like Josh Sweat next to him, Yeah,
28:02
Speaker 6: nine sacks. He's an FSU player. A lot of people
28:05
Speaker 6: around here part remember him at FSU. He's an athletic
28:08
Speaker 6: long us his length very well. He's a guy who
28:12
Speaker 6: can arrast the quarterback get after. Our tackles are gonna
28:14
Speaker 6: have to be on their game. You block it, You
28:17
Speaker 6: have to have good sets, and you have to use
28:19
Speaker 6: make sure to be ready for his length. And he's
28:21
Speaker 6: a hand fighter, and you gotta be on your p's
28:23
Speaker 6: and q's. And at the same time, he has enough
28:26
Speaker 6: speed to beat you around the corner. So you got
28:28
Speaker 6: to it all starts with the set with a guy
28:30
Speaker 6: these good pass rushers. If you don't set well, they're
28:33
Speaker 6: gonna get He's gonna get on an edge, and once
28:35
Speaker 6: he's on your edge, he's really hard to block. Now,
28:37
Speaker 6: if you get good sets, be disciplined in your set process,
28:40
Speaker 6: have a game plan, and uh, you should be okay.
28:44
Speaker 6: But even everything goes perfect as a tackle, a guy
28:48
Speaker 6: like Jos Sweat with that length, he can make it
28:49
Speaker 6: difficult for you and make it a long day. And
28:51
Speaker 6: then on the back half, we got we talked about
28:53
Speaker 6: Buddha Baker early or one of the best safeties and
28:56
Speaker 6: a guy who's involved not just in the past game,
28:58
Speaker 6: but in the run game and effects the run game
29:00
Speaker 6: in a meaningful way.
29:01
Speaker 4: So this is a good defense.
29:03
Speaker 6: They got Walter Nowen, first rounder, really got his first
29:06
Speaker 6: action against the Cowboys a couple of weeks ago, showed
29:09
Speaker 6: up immediately on tape. He's a guy who's quick twitch,
29:13
Speaker 6: another edge player in the interior and get after you.
29:17
Speaker 6: So our guards are going to be I mean, everybody
29:19
Speaker 6: across the front is going to have their hands full.
29:22
Speaker 6: And then they do a lot of different things on defense.
29:24
Speaker 6: They give you different looks in the secondary and so
29:26
Speaker 6: the mental side of it for Trevor and our receivers
29:28
Speaker 6: being on the same page. Communication across the board is
29:31
Speaker 6: gonna be really important.
29:33
Speaker 2: You know, we're gonna have to be ready for some
29:35
Speaker 2: offensively looking at their defense, ready for some unscattered looks
29:38
Speaker 2: if they feel like, hey, we've allowed forty points in
29:41
Speaker 2: back to back games.
29:42
Speaker 8: We got to modify some things, right.
29:44
Speaker 2: So can't expect it to look the exact same as
29:46
Speaker 2: it has.
29:48
Speaker 5: The interesting thing about Buddha Baker in his ninety year
29:52
Speaker 5: seven time Pro bowler, it ain't easy to make Pro
29:56
Speaker 5: Bowls in Arizona now, I mean because you know, historically
29:59
Speaker 5: they have not been a good football team. So I
30:01
Speaker 5: think that kind of speaks to the nature of the
30:02
Speaker 5: player that he is, just because if you're making seven
30:05
Speaker 5: Pro Bowls in nine years and you're playing for the
30:07
Speaker 5: Arizona Cardinals, you're a really good football.
30:10
Speaker 4: Player, doubt.
30:10
Speaker 2: I think there's no better way to describe him than
30:12
Speaker 2: football player.
30:13
Speaker 4: Right.
30:14
Speaker 2: He's not the biggest human on the back end, and
30:17
Speaker 2: you know, many many people were pointing to that as
30:20
Speaker 2: a part of the reason why not to consider him
30:24
Speaker 2: as somebody who could reach the top of the position group.
30:27
Speaker 8: In the NFL.
30:28
Speaker 2: But he's certainly shown that not to be something that
30:30
Speaker 2: stands in his way at all. He is as urgent
30:33
Speaker 2: of a player as there is, and he certainly finds a.
30:37
Speaker 8: Way to create chaos.
30:39
Speaker 2: And you got to account for him as a receiving
30:41
Speaker 2: cores in the run game, because you can't allow him
30:45
Speaker 2: to slice in endlessly without being forced to go around somebody.
30:50
Speaker 5: When I look at Kalais and I think of Kalais,
30:53
Speaker 5: I think of the term that you've used many times,
30:56
Speaker 5: because this might be the most intangibly rich player in
30:59
Speaker 5: NFL history.
31:02
Speaker 4: Would have been spot on.
31:03
Speaker 6: There's no doubt.
31:04
Speaker 2: He would have been the visual for intangibly rich. There's
31:07
Speaker 2: no question, Tony, what's this Sweek's game?
31:10
Speaker 4: The most important game and.
31:11
Speaker 6: The most important game in the history of the franchise?
31:14
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, you caught some heat for that on Monday night.
31:17
Speaker 6: You know That's okay, It's true truth here, it's brutal facts.
31:21
Speaker 6: People don't like brutal facts.
31:22
Speaker 8: We all must face him.
31:23
Speaker 4: Pete Priscow doesn't like brutal facts.
31:25
Speaker 6: He doesn't like brutal facts. Because guess what what happened?
31:28
Speaker 6: I heard someone say what about nineteen ninety nine? Who cares?
31:32
Speaker 6: What does that mean? How's that going to impact our lives?
31:34
Speaker 6: Doesn't mean anything? Not here next week, it doesn't matter.
31:39
Speaker 6: All that matters is Arizona Cardinals.
31:43
Speaker 4: That's deep. Yeah, well it's true.
31:45
Speaker 8: Yeah, if only you were holding the mic and could
31:47
Speaker 8: let it go.
31:47
Speaker 6: Let it go, just the most important game the history
31:50
Speaker 6: of the franchise, JP, and anyone has a problem with it,
31:52
Speaker 6: just called JP Shadwick and he'll answer any questions for you.
31:54
Speaker 3: Certainly will all be able to tea at four o
31:56
Speaker 3: five Eastern on Sunday.
31:58
Speaker 4: James Tony appreciates you. Guys.
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Speaker 6: Can't wait back.
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Speaker 1: Welcome Back, Jaggs HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 3: talk going into last week's game. They had five guys
32:38
Speaker 3: on the injury report last week and the right tackle
32:41
Speaker 3: did not play and you saw the result certainly, nearly
32:46
Speaker 3: two hundred yards on the ground, no sacks of the quarterback.
32:49
Speaker 3: And the still topic this week with the way those
32:51
Speaker 3: guys played up front. Just hearing from Tony and James,
32:55
Speaker 3: there logs.
32:57
Speaker 5: Look, Cole van Landon has been kind of making a
32:59
Speaker 5: name for himself, you know in the last two games
33:02
Speaker 5: because he's played pretty well. And uh, you know the
33:05
Speaker 5: question that I asked, you.
33:06
Speaker 4: Know, where is there? Where is he at?
33:09
Speaker 5: I mean, because you know, the reality is is that
33:10
Speaker 5: when you got a player who's playing well, you want
33:13
Speaker 5: to find more opportunities for him. But James was right
33:17
Speaker 5: and that there's there's that six man kind of mentality
33:21
Speaker 5: that they have on game day because they're using the
33:24
Speaker 5: offensive lineman as an extra tight end and a lot
33:27
Speaker 5: of different scenarios. This past game, it was Chumahdoga think
33:30
Speaker 5: about the thirteen yard touchdown run by Etn and he
33:33
Speaker 5: was being led by Chumi Udoga and Robert Hainsey on
33:36
Speaker 5: that play. So so some opportunities there. But I think
33:42
Speaker 5: that that's something to watch as the weeks go forward.
33:47
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll see what they do with them.
33:49
Speaker 3: Who knows if it's this week, but moving ahead, we'll
33:51
Speaker 3: see what they have to do.
33:52
Speaker 4: And that's a good problem to have.
33:54
Speaker 5: But well, come on, yeah, I mean it's no different
33:56
Speaker 5: than you know, you look at the tight end group.
33:58
Speaker 5: You know, Hunter Long has been out with a hip
33:59
Speaker 5: and knee, Brenton Strange has been out with the hip,
34:02
Speaker 5: quad flex or whatever it is that he's had. And
34:05
Speaker 5: then with that opportunity off into the lineman have stepped
34:08
Speaker 5: into it for that extra tight end spot. But then
34:11
Speaker 5: also Johnny Mount Quint Morse have played very well. Quin Morse,
34:14
Speaker 5: as Tony brought up James brought up, played an exceptional
34:18
Speaker 5: ball game this past game. And also the part that
34:21
Speaker 5: a lot of people don't recognize, Quint Morse is a
34:24
Speaker 5: very very good special teams player. That's how he got
34:27
Speaker 5: on the active roster to begin with, is because he
34:30
Speaker 5: was elevated multiple times because of his special teams and
34:33
Speaker 5: then they found out that his contribution was so good
34:37
Speaker 5: it had value to be and have him on the
34:39
Speaker 5: active roster, and he's continued to produce in that role.
34:43
Speaker 5: Now he's really also started to show his wares as
34:46
Speaker 5: a tight end.
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Speaker 1: Welcome Back, Jaggs HQ presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back JP Shadwick with you Jeff Logman coming back shortly.
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Speaker 4: The Jaguars and the Cardinals coming up the.
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Speaker 3: NFL on CBS will have the telecast this Sunday of
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Speaker 3: four h five Eastern kickoff time. Second straight week, Spiro
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Speaker 3: DDAs will have the call that a Marcea Letta and
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Speaker 3: Addi Kinkawalla on the sidelines. I caught up with Spiro
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Speaker 3: earlier this week, and I'll actually have three straight Jaguar
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Speaker 3: games this week and then next week against the Titans
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Speaker 3: as well. He said last week's win said a lot
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Speaker 3: about what's going on in the Jags organization.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I thought it was a significant moment for Liam
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Speaker 7: Cohen and the staff. I thought it was a significant
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Speaker 7: moment for the team because, as you know, when you
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Speaker 7: have an experience, a traumatic experience the way they had
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Speaker 7: the week before against the Texans, that next game is
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Speaker 7: so critical and I think so often tells you about
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Speaker 7: the character and the makeup of a team. And so
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Speaker 7: to have the performance that they did against the Chargers
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Speaker 7: team JP that came in confident, the way that they
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Speaker 7: were playing, they just knocked off for a confident Pittsburgh
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Speaker 7: team the week before. I thought it says a lot
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Speaker 7: about the team. I thought it was a big moment
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Speaker 7: for Liam. His message I think is clearly resonating. That's
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Speaker 7: always an encouraging sign for a team that's trying to
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Speaker 7: climb the ranks and ascend the way that they are,
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Speaker 7: And I just thought, overall, if I'm a Jags fan,
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Speaker 7: really encouraging sign, because I think that truly was the
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Speaker 7: significant psychological hurdle that they cleared on Sunday.
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Speaker 3: Well, the Jaguars defense, I mean, put together an incredible
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Speaker 3: performance against one.
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Speaker 4: Of the top offenses in football.
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Speaker 3: I guess the question now is that sustainable because we've
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Speaker 3: seen some of that this year then has gone away
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Speaker 3: for a while.
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Speaker 4: How do they sustain that moving ahead?
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Speaker 7: Well, I think when you can affect the quarterback the
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Speaker 7: way that they were able to on Sunday and really
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Speaker 7: defanged an offense that again was really starting to play well.
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Speaker 7: I know that Chargers have had o line issues and
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Speaker 7: protection issues, but Justin Herbert has had a really, you know,
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Speaker 7: all pro type season and he just never looked comfortable
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Speaker 7: in that game. And I think when you can do
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Speaker 7: that upfront with your front, it masks some issues that
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Speaker 7: you have on the back end. And clearly Jacksonville right
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Speaker 7: now has some injuries in the secondary and that part
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Speaker 7: of the field that I think is a concern for sure.
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Speaker 7: But if Trayvon Walker, if josh Heinz Allen can get
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Speaker 7: to the quarterback to the way that they did on Sunday,
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Speaker 7: I think it is sustainable. But you know, we're just
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Speaker 7: gonna have to wait and see how they look this
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Speaker 7: week and over the next couple of weeks.
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Speaker 4: Spiroditas CBS Sports has to call.
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Speaker 3: The Jaguars and the Cardinals still always a fun time
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Speaker 3: to be a fan of Kalais Campbell, though eighteenth year
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Speaker 3: in the National Football League, five sacks still impacting the
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Speaker 3: game I mean last year, the guy's in handcuffs two
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Speaker 3: hours before the Jaguars game and then comes out with
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Speaker 3: a sack and a TfL in the first two plays.
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Speaker 3: This guy has unlimited petrol in his tank, I think.
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Speaker 7: And I bet he had a smile on his face
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Speaker 7: later that day when he finished playing that game.
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Speaker 4: You know he is.
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Speaker 7: He is a physical marb. I think everyone knows that
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Speaker 7: a guy at his size to be able to play
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Speaker 7: now into the age of forty with the punishment that
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Speaker 7: you take at that position is one thing. The other
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Speaker 7: thing that strikes me, and we've had a chance to
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Speaker 7: sit with kalais Now multiple times over the last couple
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Speaker 7: of years, with all these different stops that he's experienced,
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Speaker 7: and Adam rcha Letta brought this up. When you're a
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Speaker 7: veteran player in the NFL who's been a star early on,
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Speaker 7: and as you age and your role is decreased more
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Speaker 7: often than not, not by your choice but the coach's
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Speaker 7: choice because of maybe diminishing skills or just father time,
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Speaker 7: you tend to become a little bitter as a player.
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Speaker 7: And Arch has said that the biggest thing that strikes
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Speaker 7: him once you get past all the physical stuff is
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Speaker 7: just his disposition is so is so amazing. He's still
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Speaker 7: so positive and such a team oriented guy. He's accepted
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Speaker 7: his lesser role. He's been just like a god send
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Speaker 7: in every locker room he's been in, whether it be Miami,
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Speaker 7: whether it be now with the Cardinals. And I just
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Speaker 7: think that makes him even more unique with all the
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Speaker 7: other stuff that we marvel at with him, all the
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Speaker 7: physicality and just the sheer size of him as a person.
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Speaker 7: You know, if you sit with him in the same room,
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Speaker 7: that's the only time you can truly appreciate just how
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Speaker 7: large of a man he is and his physical skill
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Speaker 7: set to be able to move the way he does
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Speaker 7: and be so nimble. But he's just he's an incredible guy.
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Speaker 7: I think, you know, you can make a pretty good
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Speaker 7: argument that he should be in the Hall of Fame
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Speaker 7: one day.
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Speaker 3: The Spiroudinus of the NFL on CBS. The full conversation
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Speaker 3: coming soon on the Jaguars Podcast Network. We'll return with
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Speaker 3: Jeff Logman ahead of this Jaguars Cardinals match. Jump back
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Speaker 3: with us after this. It is jags HQ on the
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Speaker 3: Jaguars Radio Network.
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Speaker 1: Welcome Back jags HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 4: JP Shadwick and Jeff Logman back with us.
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Speaker 3: The Jaguars and the Cardinals coming up in Week twelve,
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Speaker 3: four h five, kickoff time this Sunday at State Farm Stadium.
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Speaker 3: Name we haven't really touched on much is wide receiver
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Speaker 3: Jacobe Myers. Last week logs with six targets, five catches,
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Speaker 3: sixty four yards, a lot of those in key moments,
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Speaker 3: third downs. It seems like he's really settling in here
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Speaker 3: in Jacksonville.
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Speaker 4: Ye, he definitely is.
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Speaker 5: And the thing that continues to impress me is what
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Speaker 5: James Gladstone described as his superpower when they acquired him,
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Speaker 5: which is catching the football. And during the broadcast, I
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Speaker 5: actually made the comment that it looks like his arms
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Speaker 5: actually got longer as he went across the middle. I mean,
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Speaker 5: because look, I mean there's a lot of guys that
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Speaker 5: they just don't like it in there. You know, the
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Speaker 5: arms get shorter, a little less committed. In Jacoby's arms,
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Speaker 5: I mean, his arms get longer when it gets loud
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Speaker 5: and he gets inside of traffic. And that's impressive. And
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Speaker 5: that's a trait definitely that you want to have. And
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Speaker 5: I think the interesting thing is just kind of jumping ahead,
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Speaker 5: which obviously sometimes you don't like to do, but you know,
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Speaker 5: you give up a fourth and a six for him,
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Speaker 5: and so when you do that, I mean there's obviously
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Speaker 5: some intention about maybe trying to get him for the
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Speaker 5: longer term than just as one year rental. So it's
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Speaker 5: going to be interesting to see how that goes down.
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Speaker 3: I talked to him in the locker room today and
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Speaker 3: I asked him, Hey, are you settling into this offense?
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Speaker 3: How much of it have you learned it? He's like, Wow,
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Speaker 3: it's really so late in the season. It's just kind
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Speaker 3: of a week to week game plan type of thing,
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Speaker 3: right for him. I mean, you don't need to know
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Speaker 3: the whole playbook. Let's figure out how I can help
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Speaker 3: contribute week to week with this offense.
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Speaker 5: Well, I think it was interesting and at the first
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Speaker 5: game that he played, you know, which was obviously against
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Speaker 5: the Texans, that the play count was right around forty
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Speaker 5: percent of the offense. They had him basically available in
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Speaker 5: eleven personnel.
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Speaker 4: For the entire package.
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Speaker 5: Well, this past game they had him available for the
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Speaker 5: entire package of all personnel groupings I was told, which
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Speaker 5: is a playtime percentage went up into the sixty sixty
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Speaker 5: something percent range. You know, kudos to him, and you know,
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Speaker 5: if I'm him, I'm I'd love to be able to
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Speaker 5: sign an extension here, which is, you know, stuff for
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Speaker 5: further down the road. But look, he's from right up
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Speaker 5: the road, just out of side of Atlanta to a
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Speaker 5: little bit to the east of Atlanta and Lithonio, Georgia.
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Speaker 5: So mean, why wouldn't you want to try to end
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Speaker 5: up stand close to.
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Speaker 3: Home, especially if he can perform down the stretch here
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Speaker 3: and put up some numbers in a place that could
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Speaker 3: be comfortable for him. It's been so far, so good
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Speaker 3: for Jacoby Myers. We're back in a moment our final
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Speaker 3: thoughts ahead of the Jaguars Cardinals matchup this Sunday. It's
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Speaker 3: Jaggs HQ on Jaguars Radio.
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Speaker 1: Welcome Back Jaggs HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 1: right now the.
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Speaker 3: Final moments of Jags h QJP Shadwick, Jeff Logoan, Cardinals
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Speaker 3: Jaguars coming up.
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Speaker 4: The both teams with long injury.
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Speaker 3: Reports, but a few notables for the Jaguars limited today.
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Speaker 3: Brenton Strange second straight day that he has been limited.
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Speaker 3: Miss last week window is open that could move forward
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Speaker 3: as this week goes along. Brian Thomas Junior limited both
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Speaker 3: days with the ankle injury. Anton Harrison the right tackle
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Speaker 3: as well, but Trayvon Walker on a to go in
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Speaker 3: Wednesday or Thursday practice with a knee issue. That would
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Speaker 3: be certainly a hit to this Jags defense. But boy,
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Speaker 3: if they could get Briton Strange back, with the way
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Speaker 3: the other tight end and the extra alignment have been
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Speaker 3: playing in the run game, lookout.
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Speaker 5: If you get him back and he's the Brenton Strange
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Speaker 5: pre injury, and that's obviously you know, the big question
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Speaker 5: is is he going to be able to come back
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Speaker 5: and be one hundred percent? And I would think that
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Speaker 5: with a player of his caliber, that you don't want
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Speaker 5: to have him come back until he's really ready to
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Speaker 5: contribute in a significant way. So that is something to
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Speaker 5: definitely watch for because if you have Brenton Strange, I
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Speaker 5: think that just adds to what you've kind of established
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Speaker 5: last week against the Chargers. He's such a dominant physical
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Speaker 5: force and also a safety net kind of so to
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Speaker 5: speak for Trevor in the passing game. It would be
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Speaker 5: huge to have him back if he's one hundred percent.
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Speaker 3: Jaguars six and four, Cardinals three and seven. The Jaguars
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Speaker 3: head out West one more time this season, actually against
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Speaker 3: Denver later in the year as well, but Mountain time
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Speaker 3: zone game against the team they haven't beaten in a
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Speaker 3: long time. Trying to get it done this week and
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Speaker 3: maintain that momentum. Logs have a great week. Jags All
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