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Speaker 1: Welcome into the Jaguars Broadcast Weekend Review podcast presented by
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Speaker 1: on Friday, February eighteen, we have the best of the
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Speaker 1: week on Jaguars dot Com and Jack's Broadcasting, including Jack's
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Speaker 1: head coach Doug Peterson, offensive coordinator Press Taylor, and defensive
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Speaker 1: week back on Tuesday morning, it was a return of
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Speaker 1: Jags Drive time on Jaguars dot Com. Ashland Sullivan, Brian Sexton,
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Speaker 1: and John Osier caught up with Jaguars linebackers Shaquille Quarterman.
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Speaker 1: Speaking of off season. We're going down own to Miami.
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Speaker 1: Jaguar's linebacker Shaquille Quarterman is there training. I believe Shaquille.
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Speaker 1: Good morning and thank you for joining us. Good morning,
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Speaker 1: Good morning to you as well. Thank you for having
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Speaker 1: absolutely right. So tell us how the off season is going.
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Speaker 1: How is training going. It's going great. It's honestly going great.
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Speaker 1: You know. Getting the chance to come back a little
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Speaker 1: bit earlier than most, you know, it definitely gives you
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Speaker 1: the time to do a lot of things you're away,
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Speaker 1: you know, get ahead, start shock. You're Jacksonville guy, right,
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Speaker 1: I mean you followed this team, you understand the personalities.
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Speaker 1: Tell us your thoughts on the big weekend. Uh, Tony
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Speaker 1: Boselli's a guy obviously, you know. I'm assuming you probably
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Speaker 1: know Leroy Butler as well. Talk about the Hall of
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Speaker 1: Fame in your hometown. I think it's, man, it's just
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Speaker 1: really amazing to see you know. Um, I just want
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Speaker 1: to give a huge thank you shout out to to
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Speaker 1: to both those guys, man, because what they did for
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Speaker 1: the city is just something that you can't it's hard
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Speaker 1: to put in the words, you know, but for those
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Speaker 1: guys to do that, man, it's given every resident in Jacksonville, Florida,
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Speaker 1: the right to really, you know, just go even harder
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Speaker 1: for my team. You know, I could talk a lot
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Speaker 1: of talk about my my guy, Tony Boselli. Man, it's
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Speaker 1: just really really an honored dog, you know, and we
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Speaker 1: have so much love for the team and for the
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Speaker 1: city that you know, these are things that should have
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Speaker 1: been came to pass. So just finally see it, you know,
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Speaker 1: it really grows on you know, it makes your heart warm. Seriously. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I know you had a chance to meet that Doug
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Speaker 1: Peterson when he was in town or when you were
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Speaker 1: here for his introductory press conference. Impressions and thoughts moving
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Speaker 1: forward with Coach Peterson, I'm getting the chance to meet him.
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Speaker 1: I actually got the chance to meet him right before
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Speaker 1: I hopped on the road to go down the train
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Speaker 1: and that was that was really the ice on the
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Speaker 1: cake for me. You know. I think he's a really
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Speaker 1: poised guy. You know, that's the first impression I got
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Speaker 1: from him. And the second lea is that he's really
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Speaker 1: embracing the Jaguar culture, the Jaguar lifestyle. You know, he's
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Speaker 1: really ready to work. He's very hungry and just seeing
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Speaker 1: that in his eyes. Man, that's the type of coach
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Speaker 1: that is it's not hard to play for at all.
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Speaker 1: So seeing that from him and him getting to work
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Speaker 1: so fast and at the ferocity that he's doing it.
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Speaker 1: You know, it made me get on the road at
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Speaker 1: nine five and go get my work in. You know,
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Speaker 1: along those line track you were on the field a
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Speaker 1: lot over the second half of the season. You took
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Speaker 1: a big step forward from your first year to your
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Speaker 1: second year. Talk about this scheme, this three fourth scheme
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Speaker 1: that you played in. We've heard that perhaps if Mike
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Speaker 1: Coldwell is the defensive coordinator, that we're going to see
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Speaker 1: more of that. How do you see yourself in your
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Speaker 1: career progressing here as you go to your three Honestly,
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Speaker 1: I just continue to do what I know how to do,
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Speaker 1: man and get better at the things that I'm not,
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Speaker 1: you know, where I want to be at, and that
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Speaker 1: by itself will give me the opportunity to continue to
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Speaker 1: you know, push up for and propel myself to be
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Speaker 1: a great linebacker, you know in his defense. You know,
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Speaker 1: the schemes may change, you know, but the players are
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Speaker 1: are the players, and I take great pride in that.
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Speaker 1: So just being available and ready to learn and play
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Speaker 1: the game in which I know how to play the game,
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Speaker 1: I'm just very excited, you know, for the opportunity to play.
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Speaker 1: You know, underneath the staff and have the stability to really,
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Speaker 1: you know, find my home in any defensive scheme that
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Speaker 1: we play. You know, but I have great, great dreams
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Speaker 1: about what's on the cusp for us as a defense.
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Speaker 1: Jack's Driftime. Here's Tuesday mornings at ten o'clock on Jaguars
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Speaker 1: dot Com and the Jags social media channels. In a moment,
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Speaker 1: the Jacks coaching staff announced and reaction from Jaguars analyst
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Speaker 1: Jeff Loghman. This is the Jaguars Broadcast weekn review. Welcome
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Speaker 1: back to the Jaguars Broadcast week Interview podcast presented by
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Speaker 1: t I a A Bank. The Jaguars announced the coaching
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Speaker 1: staff for Thursday afternoon, and later that day on Jaguars
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Speaker 1: Happy Hour, Jeff Loghman and I took an early look
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Speaker 1: at the names joining the Jags. Let's start on the
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Speaker 1: offensive staff, and it starts with offensive coordinator Press Taylor.
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Speaker 1: He was with Doug Peterson up in Philadelphia in some
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Speaker 1: lower level coaching roles there, but now he's the offensive coordinator.
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Speaker 1: Jim Bob Cooter is the passing game coordinator. Mike McCoy,
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Speaker 1: the former Chargers head co is the quarterbacks coach. Phil
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Speaker 1: Rossher is the offensive line coach, wide receiver coach Chris Jackson,
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Speaker 1: tight end coach Richard and Gulo, running back coaches Bernie
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Speaker 1: Parmly returns from last season, Andrew Briner is the assistant
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Speaker 1: quarterbacks coach. Will Herriger is the offensive assistant assistant on
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Speaker 1: line coach Todd Washington returns, and Nick Williams the offensive
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Speaker 1: quality control coach. So, and just to lead that list
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Speaker 1: up just for a second, because a couple of comments here.
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Speaker 1: Press Taylor is the brother of Zack Taylor, the head
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Speaker 1: coach of the Cincinnati Bengals. Jim Bob Cootterer had a
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Speaker 1: lot of respect in Detroit. He uh, he was a
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Speaker 1: coordinator there with the Detroit line, I think for a
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Speaker 1: period of time. Mike McCoy, former head coach of the
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Speaker 1: San Diego Chargers, who was considered a brilliant offensive mind,
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Speaker 1: which is one of the reasons why he got the
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Speaker 1: job in San Diego. So I think that's a real
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Speaker 1: strong hire to add an experienced offensive mind there. Richard
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Speaker 1: and Gulo played for the Jaguars as a tight end.
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Speaker 1: Bernie Parmelee was uh the much discussed positional coach from
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Speaker 1: this past year under Urban Meyer staff and he was retained,
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Speaker 1: which is I think it's great because Bernie Parmly is
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Speaker 1: a great guy and he was treated like garbage by
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Speaker 1: the previous administration in my opinion, just throwing that out there.
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Speaker 1: And then Todd Washington has been here before as well.
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Speaker 1: If it's the same Todd Washington and I'm thinking about
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Speaker 1: and he comes back, and and Todd's a super guy,
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Speaker 1: so very strong offensive staff. A lot of offensive minded
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Speaker 1: head coaches can sometimes shy away from having strong names
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Speaker 1: or strong personalities or people that have a lot of
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Speaker 1: experience doing what he's done. So but I like when
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Speaker 1: you've got a guy like Jim Bob Cootter and Mike
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Speaker 1: McCoy with Press Taylor and with of course the head coach,
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Speaker 1: their offensive experience, all of that experience I think is
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Speaker 1: nothing but a good thing for Trevor Lawrence in this offense.
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Speaker 1: Think about the quarterbacks. Those guys have been around Taylor
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Speaker 1: up in Philadelphia, of course, most notably Jim Bob Coonter
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Speaker 1: with Matt Stafford in in Detroit, excuse me, with his
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Speaker 1: Peyton Manning as well, had some time in Denver with him.
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Speaker 1: Mike McCoy of course, with Philip Rivers. I mean, so
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Speaker 1: these guys have have seen it at a very high
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Speaker 1: level before. They know what it's supposed to look and
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Speaker 1: feel like, and that hopefully can transfer over to Trevor.
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Speaker 1: You know, I think it's a it's a real strong
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Speaker 1: offensive staff. I mean, you're you've got some guys that
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Speaker 1: have been in the mountaintop, so to speak. I think
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Speaker 1: also with Press Taylor, he probably at some point, if
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Speaker 1: this offense goes as you know, you hope it goes,
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Speaker 1: he could become the next hot offensive candidate, which that
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Speaker 1: seems to be where these hot candidates are now coming from,
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Speaker 1: is the offensive side of the ball, you know what
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Speaker 1: that that would be good news for the Jags. That
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Speaker 1: means things are going very well on offense exactly. Coaches
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Speaker 1: are getting offers and opportunities elsewhere. Let's go to the
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Speaker 1: defense now, and Mike Caldwell leads the way as the
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Speaker 1: defensive coordinator, coming up from Tampa. It's his first coordinator role.
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Speaker 1: He's been an assistant for a long time in the league.
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Speaker 1: Bob Sutton returns as the senior defensive assistant. Brentson Buckner
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Speaker 1: is the defensive line coach. Bill Shoey outside linebackers, Tony
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Speaker 1: Gilbert gets the inside linebackers he returns. Cody Graham is
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Speaker 1: the safety's coach. Secondary and cornerback coaches to Shay Townsend.
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Speaker 1: He had a long playing career, most notably in Pittsburgh
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Speaker 1: and he went to Alabama. Luck's assistant de line coaches
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Speaker 1: Roy Siegrist and defensive quality control is Patrick Riley. But
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Speaker 1: called Well gets his first coordinator role well and again
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Speaker 1: leave this list up of Calledwell excellent player, very respected,
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Speaker 1: had an assistant head coach position, I think with the Jets,
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Speaker 1: which shows you the level of respect that he has
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Speaker 1: around the league. For for a head coach to name
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Speaker 1: him in that position, that's outstanding. Bob Sutton, who was
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Speaker 1: on the staff last year, is an absolute wealth of knowledge.
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Speaker 1: He's been there, He's done that in the game for
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Speaker 1: what forty years. He's a guy that you can when
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Speaker 1: you've got a first time defensive coordinator, that's the kind
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Speaker 1: of guy that you'd like to keep on staff for
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Speaker 1: Mike Caldwell. Brentston Buckner, of course, was a really good
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Speaker 1: football player. D line coach. I like players that have
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Speaker 1: played the position, coaching the positions that they played. Tony Gilbert,
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Speaker 1: I think he has done a very good job here.
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Speaker 1: He's retained. Cody Grimm, I believe, is the son of
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Speaker 1: Russ Grim Hall of Fame, former member of the Redskins
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Speaker 1: offensive line in the Hogs. Uh de Shay Townsend, who
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Speaker 1: has been a great former player and and it's not
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Speaker 1: Redskins anymore so the Washington football team, but when he played,
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Speaker 1: it was the Redskins. Okay, So for all you sensitive
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Speaker 1: people out there, uh sorry, just suck it up. De
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Speaker 1: Shay Townsend who has been a great football player for
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Speaker 1: many years. And uh, and I think it's a great
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Speaker 1: higher there because he's been around the block, so to
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Speaker 1: speak as well. So I think I I really like
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Speaker 1: the combination on the defensive death. I'm glad they got
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Speaker 1: experienced to be with the first time coordinator. And just
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Speaker 1: hearing from Doug Peterson at his press conference this past week,
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Speaker 1: you know, hey, defense are kind of on their own
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Speaker 1: because Peterson's gonna be calling the plays on offense. Yes,
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Speaker 1: you'll have an oversight thing on defense, but it might
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Speaker 1: call well show over there on defense. And I'm curious
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Speaker 1: tomorrow to see exactly what he puts out there of
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Speaker 1: what they want to be on defense. And that's I
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Speaker 1: think that's the one. The one if if you're looking
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Speaker 1: at history about where where you look at where he's been. Okay,
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Speaker 1: and most recently he's been with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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Speaker 1: Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they don't do a whole lot of
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Speaker 1: exotic type of things. They rely on a four man rush.
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Speaker 1: So the real secret there is that if he's a coach,
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Speaker 1: and I think that you have to be in today's
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Speaker 1: day and age in the National Football League, you have
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Speaker 1: to be able to adapt to your personnel because there's
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Speaker 1: no Vida as on defense right now. Okay, there's uh
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Speaker 1: no guy by the name of Sue and there's not
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Speaker 1: a guy on the outside that might be missing a finger,
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Speaker 1: but he's one of the best pass rushers that there is. Okay.
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Speaker 1: So my point being and that you've got to be
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Speaker 1: willing to be able to morph into what that defense needs.
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Speaker 1: And I hope that Mike called Will is that the inexperience.
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Speaker 1: We don't know for sure if he is at but
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Speaker 1: I think with Bob Sutton there to help him and
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Speaker 1: Mike called Wall having a lot of experience around the
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Speaker 1: National Football League, at some point you gotta let a
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Speaker 1: strong candidate, a guy that has a lot of respect
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Speaker 1: around the league. Finally drive the ship and so so
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Speaker 1: I'm happy for him, happy for him. A couple of
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Speaker 1: special teams coaches named as well and special teams coordinators.
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Speaker 1: He Farwell, he was a ten seasons he played in
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Speaker 1: the NFL and was a Special Team's captain throughout his
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Speaker 1: time with the Seahawks. Luke Thompson, the special teams assistant
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Speaker 1: Farwell forty years of age. He was a coordinator for
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Speaker 1: the Bills and the last three seasons, and special teams
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Speaker 1: and assistant with the Seahawks in sixteen and seventeen, the
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Speaker 1: Panthers in eighteen and now get a a second go
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Speaker 1: round as a coordinator in the NFL. So a great
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Speaker 1: opportunity for him. And I think special teams coordinators are
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Speaker 1: are very unique and that they have to be able
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Speaker 1: to draw upon some experience and and one of my
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Speaker 1: favorite coordinators in the league is Brent Boyer, who was
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Speaker 1: talking about him often. Yes, he was a special teams
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Speaker 1: player here in Jacksonville, in a really good special teams player,
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Speaker 1: and he's been one of the better special teams coaches
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Speaker 1: in the National Football League. And uh he's currently working
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Speaker 1: with Robert Salo with the New York Jets, and he
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Speaker 1: was retained from the previous staff up there in New
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Speaker 1: York because he's a he's a player that's been there
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Speaker 1: and done that. And so with Farwell having been there
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Speaker 1: called well enters his first defensive coordinator role in the
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Speaker 1: NFL after a long career as an NFL assistant following
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Speaker 1: a long career as an NFL linebacker. He spoke with
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Speaker 1: a local media in the team meeting room at t
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Speaker 1: I A A Bank Field Friday morning. Your past and
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Speaker 1: what he just got from Tampa the linebacker play outside
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Speaker 1: your miles Jack Pee Outside? Are you about mom? I'm excited.
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Speaker 1: I spoke with him yesterday and the thing it was
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Speaker 1: on the phone, so just I could see it through
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Speaker 1: the phone. That sounds kind of funny. I could see
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Speaker 1: it through the phone that he's eager and ready to go.
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Speaker 1: He used to be like, coach, can I come over?
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Speaker 1: And I was like, you know, I'm doing a little
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Speaker 1: bit today. You know, take your time. You want to
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Speaker 1: swing by tomorrow and fine, But he was ready to go,
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Speaker 1: and you can see the passing in the voice. And
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Speaker 1: one thing he said, He's like, I want to win,
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Speaker 1: and that's what we're about here. I know Doug said it.
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Speaker 1: I'm about it. We're trying to get guys in the
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Speaker 1: best position so we can go out there and win games.
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Speaker 1: I've been working with you, Jim Johnson, talk about that
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Speaker 1: kind of shape. How do you see a football? Just uh,
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Speaker 1: just a philosophy. If you're attacking on defense, you're gonna
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Speaker 1: make the offense adjust to what you're doing. And if
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Speaker 1: you affect them the right way, show a look this way,
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Speaker 1: and come from somewhere else. If you affect them the
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Speaker 1: right way now, it disrupts their timing and advantage defense.
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Speaker 1: You feel like just seeing firsthand, you know tok Bowls
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Speaker 1: coordinating defenses for as long as he has, do you
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Speaker 1: feel like you've been able to really see a lot
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Speaker 1: of the insight. That's it's so farre to you know,
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Speaker 1: be a defense coordinator. That's the thing sitting in that
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Speaker 1: I think we were together ten years, sitting in the
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Speaker 1: meeting rooms together ten years and understanding when you're watching
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Speaker 1: film what you're looking for, breaking it down, understanding developing
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Speaker 1: a game plan to attack the offense. That you're sitting
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Speaker 1: there for ten years, something that's can bound to ruboff.
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Speaker 1: How long will it take you to figure out what's here?
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Speaker 1: I mean? And how much can you get done from
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Speaker 1: the tape and how much will you need midicamp and
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Speaker 1: O t a s to really hone in on how
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Speaker 1: you're going to play defense with these That's gonna be
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Speaker 1: important when you look at it on tape. Their technique
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Speaker 1: last year, it was gonna be different when we played.
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Speaker 1: We play here, So now you have to teach them
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Speaker 1: your technique, get them out on the field and see
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Speaker 1: do I need to tweak my technique? Do I need
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Speaker 1: to tweak this to benefit the player or can they
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Speaker 1: do that technique? Then we can go on to something else.
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Speaker 1: So many camps O t a s are gonna be
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Speaker 1: important because when the teaching aspect of it and then
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Speaker 1: finding out what players do well and let them go
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Speaker 1: out there and do it. Cody Graham obviously he's coming
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Speaker 1: with you, coming with you from Tampa. Uh. Cody is
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Speaker 1: a coach of that. When you're in that quality control role,
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Speaker 1: if guys from other positions go to you to get
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Speaker 1: an answer. And as a when I the lineback coach
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Speaker 1: down there, I saw that when guys do that, that's
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Speaker 1: someone that they know has knowledge, understands the game, and
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Speaker 1: can relay the message. And that's what Codey does. You know,
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Speaker 1: he played in the league. He understands that. You know,
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Speaker 1: if we draw it up on a board and we
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Speaker 1: call it this, that player you're looking at that players
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Speaker 1: that then doesn't click, then we have to get it
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Speaker 1: to him another way, and he's able to do that.
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Speaker 1: The staff is comprising a lot of former NFL players.
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Speaker 1: How do you think that helps you guys you know
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Speaker 1: sort of relate to the guys on the field and
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Speaker 1: the coaching team. I think it helps. But also, once
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Speaker 1: you're a former player, you can't say I did it
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Speaker 1: this way, I did it this way. You gotta be
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Speaker 1: able to understand the limitations of that player, whether it's
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Speaker 1: learning or physical, and go out there and help them
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Speaker 1: become the best player they can be now sitting in
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Speaker 1: that meeting room understanding that I remember when the coach
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Speaker 1: told me this, that it makes sense and have understanding,
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Speaker 1: being able to see in their eyes that they got it,
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Speaker 1: and then once you see that, then be able to
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Speaker 1: move on. If they don't get it, then you have
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Speaker 1: to come back around and get it to him. Now,
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Speaker 1: the offensive coordinator Press Taylor, he just turned thirty four
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Speaker 1: years old in January and it's his first offensive coordinator
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Speaker 1: rule in the NFL. He and Doug Peterson will have
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Speaker 1: the final say and what the offense looks like around here.
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Speaker 1: In the last fewyear or so, the word for lack
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Speaker 1: of speed, it's been a thing on the offensive side
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Speaker 1: almost Do you notice that it really does this team
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Speaker 1: just overall the world. Yeah, you know, the more we
18:22
Speaker 1: can surround them with talented people, the better we feel
18:24
Speaker 1: like our chancels will be um. But at the same time,
18:27
Speaker 1: we're gonna work with whatever we have and we're gonna
18:29
Speaker 1: identify the strengths and weaknesses of those players, put them
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Speaker 1: in possession position to do what they do well within
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Speaker 1: the scheme of what we'd like to do. So it's
18:37
Speaker 1: kind of all encompassing. Obviously, we want everybody to be big, tall,
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Speaker 1: strong fasts, can run by, everybody can catch everything. That's
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Speaker 1: the ideal. But until you get everybody that looks like
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Speaker 1: that or plays like that. If we could have five
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Speaker 1: Calvin Johnson's out on the field, that'd be that'd be great.
18:52
Speaker 1: We'll take that, But until then, it's about building maximizing
18:56
Speaker 1: the strengths and weaknesses of the people we have, and
18:57
Speaker 1: so we'll do our best to try to use as
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Speaker 1: that or build around that. Because are a lot of
19:02
Speaker 1: different styles of players that fit and what you guys
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Speaker 1: are trying to do. I do think so. I think
19:07
Speaker 1: there's a lot of different roles, um a lot of
19:10
Speaker 1: It's kind of like building a basketball team almost where
19:12
Speaker 1: everybody contributes in a different way. There's your rebound er,
19:14
Speaker 1: there's your three point shooter, there's your ball handler. Um,
19:17
Speaker 1: so you can you can make all these different styles
19:20
Speaker 1: kind of fit together in some way, shape or form.
19:22
Speaker 1: And again that's the art of coaching, and as we
19:24
Speaker 1: build this thing, that's what we're gonna be conscious of. Uh,
19:28
Speaker 1: you've brought it this week said something that I thought
19:30
Speaker 1: really related to Jacksonville. He admitted he made a mistake
19:35
Speaker 1: leaving p Ryanan on third down in fourth down. This
19:39
Speaker 1: team just went through complete total lack of accountability when
19:43
Speaker 1: mistakes were made from the top down. So how similar
19:46
Speaker 1: are you to your brother in that and how do
19:49
Speaker 1: you see that room when things don't go as planned?
19:53
Speaker 1: I think the number one thing you asked for for
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Speaker 1: some is accountability of you know, I I have no
20:00
Speaker 1: problem if I make a mistake of standing up here admitting.
20:03
Speaker 1: I think part of that is a little bit of
20:05
Speaker 1: self awareness, a little bit of you know, maybe I'm
20:07
Speaker 1: just confidence in yourself where But but at the same time,
20:11
Speaker 1: that's what I would expect to players. If you make
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Speaker 1: a mistake, stand up, say you made a mistake, we
20:15
Speaker 1: evaluate from it, we evolve, we adapt, and that that's
20:18
Speaker 1: something just the specific example you gave him a brother,
20:21
Speaker 1: I feel like that's something he's done really well as
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Speaker 1: a coach. He stands up, he takes accountability, he evaluates
20:27
Speaker 1: you know what happened that led to that moment that
20:29
Speaker 1: maybe he's standing up for. He evolves as he goes.
20:32
Speaker 1: But you're you're adapting and when you evaluate evolve, you
20:35
Speaker 1: can't go to extremes either, you know, specifically just going
20:39
Speaker 1: on the Bengals and obviously kept a close eye on them.
20:42
Speaker 1: They lost at San Francisco. He got up in front
20:45
Speaker 1: of the media and said, you know a guy. Somebody
20:48
Speaker 1: asked him, do you wish Joe Burrow had thrown it
20:50
Speaker 1: on third and fourth down? He said, yeah, probably. Next
20:53
Speaker 1: week they got in the same situation, Joe Burrow threw
20:55
Speaker 1: it on third or fourth down. They won the game.
20:57
Speaker 1: The next week that a similar situation. He chose around
20:59
Speaker 1: the all it worked, it was successful. But to me,
21:02
Speaker 1: that's where he didn't go extreme and said this situation happened.
21:05
Speaker 1: I said, I'd throw the ball. That's all I'm never
21:07
Speaker 1: gonna do the rest of my career. It's still making
21:09
Speaker 1: the best decision at that time that's best for your team,
21:13
Speaker 1: and so I think that's important. I think ownership goes
21:15
Speaker 1: a long way from players, coaches, the relationship across everybody.
21:19
Speaker 1: If you make mistakes, stand up, say you say you
21:21
Speaker 1: made a mistake, learn from it, and show that you're
21:24
Speaker 1: gonna be better the next time through. So I think
21:25
Speaker 1: that I think that's important. That's speaks volumes to your
21:28
Speaker 1: team and from your players to your coaching staff as well.
21:31
Speaker 1: When we return the comments of head coach Doug Peterson.
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Speaker 1: Let's wrap the week with the comments of Jaguars head
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Speaker 1: coach Doug Peterson. He met the media Friday morning after
21:48
Speaker 1: the announcement of the Jags coaching staff. Mike McCoy's the
21:51
Speaker 1: quarterback coach. He's going to coach the quarterbacks. UM, He'll
21:55
Speaker 1: also be involved with with game plan That's one of
21:57
Speaker 1: the things I like to do. And the you know,
21:59
Speaker 1: the places I've been is where we we like to
22:03
Speaker 1: interject everybody and their ideas. But Mike will coach the quarterbacks. UM.
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Speaker 1: Jim Bob is you know, as a pass game coordinator,
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Speaker 1: can can assist the coordinator. He can, he can assist.
22:14
Speaker 1: It's just a it's another way of looking at it
22:17
Speaker 1: without coaching a position, right, It's another way of breaking
22:20
Speaker 1: down defenses. Help help Press wherever he needs help. He can,
22:24
Speaker 1: you know, he can assist in the tight end room
22:26
Speaker 1: or the receiver room or wherever it might be. UM,
22:29
Speaker 1: and then also help us with game planning. Everything will
22:31
Speaker 1: run through Press Taylor. He has the offensive coordinator. You know,
22:35
Speaker 1: between he and I will make the final decisions on
22:37
Speaker 1: everything that we do offensively, every coach you coordinous the
22:42
Speaker 1: NFL experience. How important was that? How much wasn't that affected?
22:47
Speaker 1: And I think I think it's important. I don't think
22:52
Speaker 1: it's the it's got to be the end all, be
22:54
Speaker 1: all type thing that they have NFL experience. However, you know,
22:57
Speaker 1: I'm coming into an opportunity as a as a you know,
23:00
Speaker 1: a new head coach again, even though I've been a
23:02
Speaker 1: head coach and and and yet you know, I want
23:05
Speaker 1: to make sure that there are guys that, um have
23:08
Speaker 1: great experience, great teaching, great knowledge not only of the
23:12
Speaker 1: game of football, but what we're going to teach, you know,
23:14
Speaker 1: offensively with with schematics, and UM, I I looked into
23:18
Speaker 1: the college, you know world too to bring guys up.
23:22
Speaker 1: I've I've had guys in Philadelphia where you know, they
23:25
Speaker 1: came from college. So, UM, you always wanted to hire
23:28
Speaker 1: the best guys and and UM, you know, some of
23:30
Speaker 1: these guys have actual NFL experience playing, and I think
23:33
Speaker 1: that's important as well. You feel like the role of
23:37
Speaker 1: the passing game coordinator, you know, on top of a
23:39
Speaker 1: quarterback coach on top of the offensive coordinator. Is that
23:43
Speaker 1: in your mind something that's becoming more necessary, uh, in
23:47
Speaker 1: the game today or did you just feel for this
23:49
Speaker 1: particular situation it was the right thing to do. You know,
23:53
Speaker 1: It's it's always the interesting question, right, why the why
23:56
Speaker 1: the a pass game coordinator or a run game coordinator
23:58
Speaker 1: on defense? Why why passing game coordinator on offense? I
24:01
Speaker 1: just think too, there's a lot of with the technology
24:05
Speaker 1: and the data and the availability of information that's out there. Um,
24:09
Speaker 1: it's another again, another set of eyes to help us
24:13
Speaker 1: when we put game plans together, and helps us break
24:17
Speaker 1: down all the data, all the information that we're getting
24:19
Speaker 1: from you know, EXOS or PFF or whatever it might be,
24:23
Speaker 1: on our players, on our opponents. You know, some of
24:25
Speaker 1: it's analytical obviously, um. And and having those guys in
24:30
Speaker 1: place too, um, because as a head coach, you've got
24:34
Speaker 1: a lot of responsibilities doing other things. Right, You're you're
24:38
Speaker 1: diving into the defense, you're diving into special teams, you're
24:41
Speaker 1: you know, you're in a meeting over here, I'm talking
24:43
Speaker 1: with Trents or whatever it might be. And and so
24:45
Speaker 1: having that extra guy offense defense really benefits benefits the
24:51
Speaker 1: coordinator um, but it can really help me as well.
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