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Speaker 2: It's Jaguars Happy Hour, and this is Thursday. It's week fifteen,
Speaker 2: Big week.
Speaker 3: Certainly for the Jaguars. A month left in the regular
Speaker 3: season and play to get too.
Speaker 2: In the next two hours. First off on Jaguars Happy Hour,
Speaker 2: the Ravens Jaguars coming up, of course, Sunday night football
Speaker 2: for the Jaguars for the first time since two thousand
Speaker 2: and eight on NBC. Battle of first Place Teams and
Speaker 2: communication has been the buzzword this week around Lamiller Electric Center.
Speaker 2: Plenty to discuss there.
Speaker 3: Of course, with head coach Doug Peterson.
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Speaker 2: dot Com, Jaguars YouTube JP Shadwick and Jaguars analyst Jeff Logoman,
Speaker 2: Good afternoon, Logs, Good afternoon, JP. Great matchup this week
Speaker 2: Ravens Jaguars. The AFC playoff race is wide open, certainly
Speaker 2: if the Jaguars can handle business this week. The number
Speaker 2: one seed really for a number of teams is.
Speaker 3: Back and forth. Yeah, I mean yeah, I mean yeah.
Speaker 2: Picture, if they lose, If the Ravens lose, then the
Speaker 2: Dolphins are there. Then of course the Chiefs, if they
Speaker 2: get their act together, they can make a run at it.
Speaker 3: The Jaguars as well. I like to keep it a
Speaker 3: little bit more simple and that look, the Jaguars need
Speaker 3: to keep their distance the space that they've created right
Speaker 3: now in the AFC South, and they also need to
Speaker 3: get back to playing good football, good football to where
Speaker 3: you're not making mistakes that hurt your chances of winning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pre snap penalties, missed assignments on decommunication breakdowns. I
Speaker 2: can hear led Zeppelin. Yeah, that one that's been the
Speaker 2: word this week. Communication both sides of the ball, all
Speaker 2: three phases really, and they've just had a few lapses
Speaker 2: over the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: They've they've had a few. But I think the concerning
Speaker 3: part is is that defensively, you had three lapses that
Speaker 3: cost you three scores, and if you don't have that,
Speaker 3: you're looking at a completely different game. Offensively, you had
Speaker 3: four giveaways as an offense, and I've believe that three
Speaker 3: of them were controllable. One of them Parker Washington fumbling
Speaker 3: the ball. Look that happens. Ball carriers are gonna turn
Speaker 3: the ball over. I would have liked to have seen
Speaker 3: Parker surrender himself a little bit sooner once he realized
Speaker 3: that he wasn't gonna go anywhere. But I understand that
Speaker 3: it's in a young player's nature to try to get
Speaker 3: all the yards that's there, especially Parker Washington is a
Speaker 3: strong player and can fight through tackles at times. But
Speaker 3: the other mistakes there's I mean, you can pinpoint exactly
Speaker 3: why they shouldn't happen, and they've got to get that
Speaker 3: cleaned up, especially now that you're in the month of December.
Speaker 3: If you're gonna give yourselves a chance. When I say
Speaker 3: give yourselves a chance, I'm not talking about a chance
Speaker 3: of winning the division. I'm talking about big picture stuff. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go to your big picture. Back to the
Speaker 3: big picture for the Jaguars. If you're gonna find a
Speaker 3: way to assert yourself once the playoffs start, you have
Speaker 3: to start building to that now. Much like they did
Speaker 3: last year. They built on their way and then they
Speaker 3: got they got to get on a roll. You've got
Speaker 3: to do the same thing here in the month of December,
Speaker 3: and the time is the time is starting to shrink.
Speaker 2: And they're facing obviously a team this week that I mean,
Speaker 2: they're good number one seed for a reason. Assistant football
Speaker 2: in the AFC.
Speaker 3: They're really good. And what if how many games in
Speaker 3: a row have they won? They're rolling three in a
Speaker 3: row and they've won I think seven out of their
Speaker 3: last eight games or something like that.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: They've got a top offense, a number one rushing attack
Speaker 3: I think in the National Football League, but a top
Speaker 3: ten offense overall. They've got the number two defense in
Speaker 3: yards allowed, number two defense in points scored. They've got
Speaker 3: a lot of good players on that side of the
Speaker 3: ball and oh, by the way, they're number one rushing
Speaker 3: offense in the National Football League includes the yards of
Speaker 3: a quarterback who's the most mobile quarterback in the league.
Speaker 3: And not only does he stress the defense because he's
Speaker 3: a threat to run the ball every single time, but
Speaker 3: he's also a threat from the pocket, more so, I
Speaker 3: think than he's been in the past. And he's a
Speaker 3: threat once he gets out of the pocket because he
Speaker 3: creates these all schedule plays where he extends the play,
Speaker 3: buys time and he's finding Odell Beckham Junior and Zay
Speaker 3: Flowers his wide receivers down the field and gaining big
Speaker 3: chunks and that's something to be concerned about, and you
Speaker 3: better be ready for him. I can tell you that.
Speaker 2: That's where this communication stuff comes into play again this week.
Speaker 2: And yeah, run fits and everything that go into that
Speaker 2: type of game. With an extra body to account for
Speaker 2: on the offensive side of guy. You know, a lot
Speaker 2: of these quarterbacks you know aren't running threats. Lamar certainly is,
Speaker 2: whether they designed it or otherwise. But you've got to
Speaker 2: just maintain where you are on defense. And he gets
Speaker 2: out of the gate. He can score from anywhere on
Speaker 2: the field.
Speaker 3: Well, and he lost. He lost arguably his best weapon
Speaker 3: in Mark Andrews a couple of weeks ago with the
Speaker 3: hip drop tackle against the Cincinnati Bengals, and that was
Speaker 3: a tough loss for him. But the Ravens have have really,
Speaker 3: I think recovered nicely from that injury. Isaiah likely the
Speaker 3: tight end that's taken some of the reps away from
Speaker 3: Mark or taking some of the reps of the loss
Speaker 3: of Mark Andrews, has done a good job. But the
Speaker 3: continued emergence of the wide receivers in their performance in
Speaker 3: that offense has been really good. Look Todd Mounkin, if
Speaker 3: you don't, is there an Offensive Coordinator of the Year
Speaker 3: award in the National Football League? I mean, if there were,
Speaker 3: I think he would be up for that. I mean
Speaker 3: he's one of the coaches I think that's had a
Speaker 3: significant impact on his side of the ball with his team.
Speaker 3: And he came obviously, he was here for I think
Speaker 3: two or three years as a wide receivers coach four
Speaker 3: years four years so seven to ten and and really
Speaker 3: enjoyed being around Todd. He was kind of a fun,
Speaker 3: no bones about it kind of coach. And went to
Speaker 3: the University of Georgia and helped them win back to
Speaker 3: back national titles there and then leaves there and goes
Speaker 3: to the Baltimore Ravens. And I think this is as
Speaker 3: good as Lamar Jackson has looked from the pocket since
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen when he won the League MVP. But when
Speaker 3: he won the League MVP, I mean he was doing
Speaker 3: a lot of that MVP stuff with his legs. Sure,
Speaker 3: he was threw a lot of touchdowns oh two, okay
Speaker 3: that year. But I think he's maybe at his best
Speaker 3: from the pocket this year that he's been in his
Speaker 3: entire career, which is impressive.
Speaker 2: The Jaguars run defense overall this year is what they
Speaker 2: take pride in the most and for the most part,
Speaker 2: they've been pretty good against the run. And it's not
Speaker 2: just Lamar. They can't hand it off. They've got a
Speaker 2: handful of backs to touch the football. And where does
Speaker 2: it begin for this Jags run defense and what's the
Speaker 2: state of affairs on the defensive line in front seven.
Speaker 3: Well, with this Jaguars defense, everything about their defense has
Speaker 3: to start with stopping the run. And this goes back
Speaker 3: JP to what we talked about before they even played
Speaker 3: a regular season game, and I said at that time
Speaker 3: that this defense is not talented enough to not be
Speaker 3: good against the run. In other words, they have to
Speaker 3: be amazing against the run to give themselves a chance
Speaker 3: at doing all the other good things as a defense,
Speaker 3: rushing the passer, taking the ball away, being good against
Speaker 3: the pass, being good on third down, and as we've
Speaker 3: seen this year when they haven't been great against the run, Okay,
Speaker 3: looks to look at the Cincinnati game. Let's look at
Speaker 3: this the forty nine ers game. When they haven't been
Speaker 3: good against the run, They've given up a lot of
Speaker 3: yards in the game. I think what the forty nine
Speaker 3: ers put up, like four hundred and ninety yards or something.
Speaker 3: The Bengals put up three hundred and ninety one, doing
Speaker 3: large part because they weren't really good against the run
Speaker 3: like they usually are. And so they've got to be
Speaker 3: good against the run this week, against the number one
Speaker 3: rushing attack in the National Football League. If you don't,
Speaker 3: then it's gonna be extremely hard because if Lamar Jackson
Speaker 3: is in second and fours and second and fives, and
Speaker 3: third and twos and third and threes, his legs are
Speaker 3: gonna be able to convert a lot of the first
Speaker 3: downs into play calling becomes very easy for Todd Munkin
Speaker 3: because he's a mobile quarterback. So you've got to do
Speaker 3: a good job on the first and second down runs.
Speaker 3: And if you if you do that, I think you
Speaker 3: give yourselves a chance. If you don't, I think it's
Speaker 3: gonna be tough when they do put it in the air.
Speaker 2: Zay Flowers, rookie wide receiver Odell Beckham Junior is part
Speaker 2: of this team at the wide receiver as well. And
Speaker 2: how about the guys on the outside, especially with the
Speaker 2: Jaguars secondary.
Speaker 3: Some names on the injury report this week, Yeah, which
Speaker 3: is concerning Cisco's on the injury report. Typhon Campbell remains
Speaker 3: on the injured report, whereas Trey Hernon gonna be at
Speaker 3: after missing the last game with a head injury. I
Speaker 3: think those are all things that you got you got
Speaker 3: to keep an eye on to see how that plays out.
Speaker 3: You know, Sunday night, do you get a little extra
Speaker 3: time just because it's Sunday night? I mean yeah, maybe,
Speaker 3: I mean you get a few extra hours, you know,
Speaker 3: but don't. I don't know how much or if that's
Speaker 3: gonna be able to help. But most importantly, I don't
Speaker 3: care who plays it's a matter of this defense has
Speaker 3: got to get back to communicating, and if they don't,
Speaker 3: it's gonna be costly. You know. You look at the
Speaker 3: one touchdown late in the ball game to Bell last
Speaker 3: week in Cleveland, and it's man coverage and you just
Speaker 3: got to communicate between two guys to make sure that
Speaker 3: two guys aren't covering the same guy and then one's
Speaker 3: guys wanting running free, because that's exactly what happened on
Speaker 3: the last touchdown. If you just communicate, then all of
Speaker 3: a sudden, then you take care of business. You know,
Speaker 3: the first touchdown to the tight end to Joku, you know,
Speaker 3: as an outside linebacker defensive end, you know you've got
Speaker 3: to be able to pound the joke whu because it's
Speaker 3: essentially you're playing like a goal line defense. And Trayvon
Speaker 3: ended up getting fooled into thinking that it was a run.
Speaker 3: And as a defensive end, a lot of people would say, well,
Speaker 3: why would we have Trayvon covering Joku? Well, if he
Speaker 3: kicks his rear end at the line of scrimmage running
Speaker 3: down the field, then he's not going anywhere. And you
Speaker 3: know that obviously was a big mistake in that ball game.
Speaker 3: And then you had a communication breakdown when Nadjoku is
Speaker 3: crossing the field and he gets his second touchdown on
Speaker 3: the ballgame, communication issue between linebackers, and then you have
Speaker 3: you know, the last one, which was the bell one.
Speaker 2: How does this happen in week fourteen? I mean you
Speaker 2: expect this kind of thing in like week three.
Speaker 3: Well, look, it can happen all the time, and it's
Speaker 3: sometimes when you when you get into the season, especially
Speaker 3: you get late in the season, you can have a
Speaker 3: tendency to take things for granted, okay, whereas early in
Speaker 3: the season you're like, okay, you know, we're still communicating.
Speaker 3: But then you know, well it's kind of become an
Speaker 3: old hat. We need to read to really talk. Yes,
Speaker 3: I mean that's you know, over communication. There's no such thing.
Speaker 3: It doesn't exist. If you over communicate, it's it's a
Speaker 3: positive thing. It means you're communicating. I know that Doug
Speaker 3: Peterson mentioned earlier in the week about how he wants
Speaker 3: them to over communicate in practice and he's really stressing
Speaker 3: the coaches to make sure that they're hearing it so
Speaker 3: that the players are hearing it themselves. But yes, it's
Speaker 3: something that's got to get cleaned up and JP. Every
Speaker 3: team deals with some of those issues late in the season.
Speaker 3: It's not something like it's just unique to the Jaguars.
Speaker 3: It's a constant battle and that you're trying to to
Speaker 3: continue to not be comfortable, I think is a good
Speaker 3: way to put it, because if you get comfortable, then
Speaker 3: you kind of get a little bit I don't want
Speaker 3: to say lazy, but you get used to oh, well, yeah,
Speaker 3: we got it. Yeah, well no, you don't have it.
Speaker 3: You still got to make sure that you do have
Speaker 3: it and you do communicate this week because this week
Speaker 3: is different. You gotta keep that edge every week, well
Speaker 3: you really do. I mean, it's about keeping the edge.
Speaker 3: But it's also look especially in the back end for
Speaker 3: the Jaguars because you're having a lot of different guys playing, okay,
Speaker 3: I mean from Antonio Johnson to winger to Greg Junior,
Speaker 3: Monterrek Brownell, everybody's been playing with the injuries that you've
Speaker 3: had in the back end with this Jaguars defense, and
Speaker 3: you got to get it cleaned up. All right, We've
Speaker 3: got plenty to get to.
Speaker 2: We'll come back in just a moment and take a
Speaker 2: look at the Jaguars offensive matchup this week against a
Speaker 2: really good Ravens defense. Imagine that the Ravens with really
Speaker 2: good defense, like happens all the time.
Speaker 3: I don't know if they've ever had a bad defense.
Speaker 3: I don't remember it. I mean really, I mean, if
Speaker 3: you think about it, I mean, even going back to
Speaker 3: the early days of this franchise, that's what they started with,
Speaker 3: had they had a couple of really good defenders on
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Speaker 4: We have not had wrong routes. It has not been
Speaker 4: this person doesn't know what they're doing, They're running the
Speaker 4: wrong route or things like that.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: I think back to we had three interceptions the other
Speaker 4: day in the game. I think two of one of
Speaker 4: them we didn't expect the ball at the time. The
Speaker 4: ball came out sore head one around, we ended up
Speaker 4: missed opportunity. Unfortunately, that turned into an interception. If the
Speaker 4: ball hits the ground, it's first down, second down. We'll
Speaker 4: keep playing the down or keep playing the series out.
Speaker 3: We had another one.
Speaker 4: We got zero blitz. The ball's got to come out.
Speaker 4: You know they're they're bringing more pressure than we have protectors.
Speaker 4: Quarterback through a go ball. I think receiver thought the
Speaker 4: ball is gonna get thrown earlier because of where the
Speaker 4: coverage was. But again, understanding the entire situation, what the
Speaker 4: quarterbacks dealing with, the ball comes out early turned into
Speaker 4: an interception as well. And then we had another one.
Speaker 4: We took a post route a little flatter across the
Speaker 4: field where we were expecting maybe a little deeper angle
Speaker 4: on that, so nobody ran the wrong route.
Speaker 2: It's Press Taylor, the Jaguars offensive coordinator, and welcome back.
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Speaker 2: JP Shadwick with Jeff Logoman that was the offensive coordinator.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so no wrong routes.
Speaker 2: Guys are running the right routes just a little tick
Speaker 2: off or so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I think it's still at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, it's still the same thing. You know, if
Speaker 3: somebody runs the wrong route or somebody doesn't get their
Speaker 3: head around, what's the difference. Okay, it's still the same result.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not like, I guess wrong route is Hey,
Speaker 2: he was supposed to run a post and he ran
Speaker 2: it out instead or something, right, But if he's supposed to.
Speaker 3: Get his head around, then then that's you might as
Speaker 3: well run the wrong route. Okay, all right, So semantics,
Speaker 3: I guess well, I mean, look, it needs to get fixed,
Speaker 3: and whatever it is that needs to be fixed needs
Speaker 3: to be fixed. And if this offense can eliminate that,
Speaker 3: then I think that they've got a chance. Even without
Speaker 3: some of their key players. It looks like they may
Speaker 3: end up getting a little bit healthy along the offensive
Speaker 3: line this week, you know, trending in that direction at least.
Speaker 3: Maybe another game without Christian Kirk, another game under the
Speaker 3: belt of Parker Washington, another game of Trevor Lawrence not
Speaker 3: having Christian Kirk, another game of Evan Ingram, being outstanding.
Speaker 3: I mean, the last two games he's been just fantastical.
Speaker 2: Think about this, and you know he's got eighty four
Speaker 2: catches this year, is the second most by a tight
Speaker 2: end in the league. This year, only Hockinson has won more.
Speaker 2: The league record for tight ends single season catches is
Speaker 2: one hundred and sixteen. He could make that very easily.
Speaker 2: It's four games to go. I mean you'd have to
Speaker 2: really kind of saddle up and do some big things.
Speaker 3: Oh, let's just do the math. Okay, let's if he
Speaker 3: stays on pace, which should be a tour pace like
Speaker 3: he has the last two weeks, he had another forty catches.
Speaker 2: Well, let's see one hundred and sixteenth, let's say, yeah,
Speaker 2: sixteen says yeah, thirty two catches twenty six Yeah, one
Speaker 2: hundred and sixteen and two.
Speaker 3: Let's just two games. But I mean that's he would
Speaker 3: blow it out of the water. Yeah, okay, add forty catches. No,
Speaker 3: he had forty catches to it, he would be close
Speaker 3: to what's the tile you said the titles, it's one
Speaker 3: hundred and sixteen by ten, it'd be one twenty six.
Speaker 3: If he kept the same pace that he's had the two.
Speaker 2: Weeks, thirty two away from tying the record, and uh,
Speaker 2: and look, I don't know if he can keep up
Speaker 2: this pace.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's that would be a lot to ask,
Speaker 3: but without Christian Kirk it may end up happening. Yeah.
Speaker 3: That twenty catches for one hundred and seventy seventy yards
Speaker 3: and three touchdowns in two weeks unraised big by the way,
Speaker 3: twenty eighteen, zach Ertz Philly has the record of one
Speaker 3: hundred and sixteen catches, okay in a season, so's it's possible.
Speaker 2: And then now, of course, now the other thing is
Speaker 2: we're talking to hearing from Press Taylor about the routes
Speaker 2: and all the things. That's because Zay Jones and Calvin
Speaker 2: Ridley had twenty seven targets last week and only nine catches.
Speaker 3: It's not good enough. I mean, compare that to Evan
Speaker 3: Ingram and he had twelve targets and eleven catches. I mean, look,
Speaker 3: I'm not expecting people to be into the ninety percentile
Speaker 3: in catch percentage. It just doesn't happen. I mean, most
Speaker 3: of your big time wide receivers, if it's fifty percent,
Speaker 3: you feel pretty good about it. As long as they're
Speaker 3: giving you big plays on that fifty percent. But I
Speaker 3: would like to see it much better than that. I mean,
Speaker 3: for Zay and Calvin, it's got to be much better
Speaker 3: than that. So work in progress on that.
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Speaker 2: this Ravens defense is highly ranked and it's quite a
Speaker 2: matchup this week against this Jaguars offense. You mentioned the
Speaker 2: offensive line, the left side of it. We'll see what
Speaker 2: is in play there. But I mean they've got forty
Speaker 2: nine sacks this year and they really spread the wealth
Speaker 2: of those.
Speaker 3: There's not one huge massive stat.
Speaker 2: Guy, I know, They've got a bunch of dudes across
Speaker 2: the board playing football.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, a lot of people getting sacks, including some
Speaker 3: of the Ravens defensive backs. Yeah, and this is a defense.
Speaker 3: First of all, it's a really good defense. But do
Speaker 3: they have an elite player like a Miles Garrett or
Speaker 3: an Aaron Donald or Nick Bosa. I would say no,
Speaker 3: but the numbers on one guy would tell you yes.
Speaker 3: And that's Justin Madabike, which is the defensive tackle for them,
Speaker 3: who has eleven sacks, which is the most sacks by
Speaker 3: any defensive tackle in the National Football League, more than
Speaker 3: Chris Jones, more than Aaron Donald, which is impressive. Is
Speaker 3: he really one of those type of players. I think
Speaker 3: he's good. I think he's a notch below those guys though.
Speaker 3: But statistically he's been on a roll. He's had ten
Speaker 3: games in a row with at least a half a
Speaker 3: sack or better. And if he ends up having a
Speaker 3: half a sack or better this week, it would would
Speaker 3: tie a National Football League record for eleven consecutive games
Speaker 3: with a half sacker better than if he goes on
Speaker 3: to have one more game than he would be in
Speaker 3: sole possession of that record. So he's a good football player.
Speaker 3: But there's a lot of good football players that they have.
Speaker 3: Clowney was a nice acquisition for them. Yeah, and Clowney
Speaker 3: has had look Clowney's never been known as this great
Speaker 3: pass rusher. He's always been a great disruptor has always
Speaker 3: been the way I think to look at him. Two
Speaker 3: times in his career he's had nine sacks. He's got
Speaker 3: seven and a half now, so he can end up
Speaker 3: tying his career high. Well, look, the guy was on
Speaker 3: the street for anybody to take and nobody was willing
Speaker 3: to give him a contract for a while. He came
Speaker 3: in here right yes for a visit, and the Jaguars
Speaker 3: chose not to sign him. Another guy that was available
Speaker 3: that they picked up, who's having arguably a career years
Speaker 3: kyleve Andoi, longtime player of the Patriots where he gained
Speaker 3: a lot of fame, and he's been a really good
Speaker 3: football player for many years. And he's on his way
Speaker 3: to having a career high in sacks. If he gets
Speaker 3: one more, that's a career high for him his tenth year.
Speaker 5: O T.
Speaker 3: Fey O Way, the outside linebacker young player is a
Speaker 3: pretty good, solid player. The two linebackers are arguably the
Speaker 3: best of the league. Those guys can run around and
Speaker 3: come hit you too. Ro Kwan Smith and Patrick Queen,
Speaker 3: I mean, these two guys can fly. They have the
Speaker 3: best nick slash safety in the National Football League in
Speaker 3: Kyle Hamilton. He is a stud. I'm talking flat out stud.
Speaker 3: If you were having a draft, okay, and we're going
Speaker 3: to draft safety's, okay that have the ability to play nickel,
Speaker 3: He's number one. Can you name me another that you
Speaker 3: might think about? Why? What is this skill what? Why
Speaker 3: is he that good? Because he he's a long safety
Speaker 3: that's an excellent blitzer. He's got great ball skills, he's
Speaker 3: an excellent tackler. And most safeties that are long can't
Speaker 3: play nickel because they don't have the short area of
Speaker 3: quickness he does, which is which is rare. And I
Speaker 3: would say, just to throw this little side note in there,
Speaker 3: I think Antonio Johnson are the Jaguars. Antonio Johnson has
Speaker 3: a skill set that's similar to Kyle Hamilton. Hamilton's sixty four, man,
Speaker 3: that is tall. What is Antonio Johnson? He's sixty three right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: he's six three one ninety five and and Hamilton sixty four.
Speaker 3: He's a little bit bigger, but that length. See, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's a big dude right there. Now he's good. Now,
Speaker 3: I mean he's really good. So I mean defensively, they've
Speaker 3: I mean, if you want to talk, when I said
Speaker 3: they don't have any great players. Kyle Hamilton's a great player,
Speaker 3: make no mistake about it. Matta bk is a really
Speaker 3: good player. He hasn't I wouldn't call him great because
Speaker 3: it's the first time that he and I think his
Speaker 3: sack total in his entire career, he's almost surpassed that
Speaker 3: in one year, which is a contract here, kachin kaching,
Speaker 3: imagine that that happens to work out pretty good. And
Speaker 3: on the outside, Marlon Humphrey has been a good player
Speaker 3: at corner for a long time. On the other side,
Speaker 3: Brandon Stevens is playing quite a bit and Geno Stone's
Speaker 3: a safety for them that plays a ton because Kyle
Speaker 3: Hamilton ends up moving to the nickel and then Geno
Speaker 3: Stone comes in and plays safety and he is second
Speaker 3: in the National Football League with six interceptions. So this
Speaker 3: defense is good and they're physical.
Speaker 2: And don't forget when when every of the Ravens are
Speaker 2: on the schedule, the special team's part of it. You know,
Speaker 2: the field goal game is going to be there from
Speaker 2: wherever they need it to be. With Tucker, he's hit
Speaker 2: the longest field goal in league history in his past
Speaker 2: and obviously some big time kicks in his career and
Speaker 2: a lot of them and in the punt block game
Speaker 2: and all that stuff under Harball like that that is
Speaker 2: a priority.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, Harball was the former special teams coordinator. Now
Speaker 3: he's the head coach of the Ravens and of course
Speaker 3: have been there forever. And there's not many many head
Speaker 3: coaches in the National Football League that came from being
Speaker 3: a special teams coordinator. Chris Horton, who is the special
Speaker 3: teams coordinator now the Ravens, will be getting interviews in
Speaker 3: this next hiring cycle. He will get an opportunity to
Speaker 3: interview for a head coaching job. Very well respected. I
Speaker 3: think he's been there for five years now, and in
Speaker 3: the five years that he's been there, they have performed
Speaker 3: at a high level on special teams that they've been
Speaker 3: a top ten special teams unit every year that he's
Speaker 3: been their special teams coordinator. If it comes down to
Speaker 3: special teams, look out look. The Ravens last week against
Speaker 3: the Rams and overtime ended up having a backup punt
Speaker 3: returner ended up taking it to the house and overtime
Speaker 3: and won the game for us.
Speaker 2: The hell of a return to rapin move tiptoed the sideline,
Speaker 2: came out of a tackle and kept running those offs.
Speaker 3: Well. Devin Duverney is their normal punt returner and is
Speaker 3: a Pro Bowl punt returner I believe ended up getting
Speaker 3: was injured unavailable and uh and then this little use
Speaker 3: is it? Tillan Tyland is Tayland, Tylan Wallace right Tayland.
Speaker 3: Uh wow, what a great play. And Tyland Wallace is
Speaker 3: he's one of these little guys you'll get a little
Speaker 3: scat guys, okay, and he did a great job and
Speaker 3: taking it all the way back.
Speaker 2: We've got plenty to get to. Kay Stevens joins us
Speaker 2: after the break, Jaguars reporter. We'll get her thoughts on
Speaker 2: the week ahead and Sunday Night football.
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Speaker 6: A lot of confidence downstairs, I meaning you guys are
Speaker 6: excited for this week. It's a you know, two good
Speaker 6: football teams coming together to top four right now in
Speaker 6: the AFC, you know, playing and obviously it's great for
Speaker 6: the NFL, great for great for fans and and you know,
Speaker 6: these are the games. Again, it goes back to what
Speaker 6: I expect our players to get used to, right playing
Speaker 6: in moments like this, in games like this. Baltimore obviously has.
Speaker 6: But the confidence is high, you know, and the confidence
Speaker 6: is great. I mean again, it just it just we
Speaker 6: have to turn it internally and just focus on us
Speaker 6: and make sure we are doing everything that we can
Speaker 6: in our power to be to be prepared for these games.
Speaker 6: But the confidence is the confidence is there.
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Speaker 2: Kay Stevens joins us in studio now and good afternoon.
Speaker 7: Kai, good afternoon. I know Doug says we shouldn't get
Speaker 7: too excited, but I'm still getting gonna get excited because
Speaker 7: I love primetime games. It means a little bit more
Speaker 7: when the night game, I think, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean we've been waiting all day for Sunday night.
Speaker 3: That's how the song.
Speaker 7: Goes, right, that's song about it?
Speaker 3: Of course, that's right.
Speaker 2: I mean, and the division leading teams. It's mid December.
Speaker 2: I mean Christmas is like what two weeks away?
Speaker 3: I'm bad at math.
Speaker 2: It's always the twenty fifth, right, that's about I'm kidding,
Speaker 2: that's coming up. I mean, you know all these division races,
Speaker 2: the playoff chase slugs.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's like, this is all you want? This
Speaker 3: is it? Well out Sunday night football at home? I mean,
Speaker 3: does it get any better than that? I mean it's Look,
Speaker 3: it's the national stage. It's an opportunity to win, which
Speaker 3: you last opportunity didn't do it so good on you know,
Speaker 3: so let's go, I mean, beat the number one seed
Speaker 3: and on national TV and show everybody that what you're
Speaker 3: a team to contend with.
Speaker 2: And you know that would also mean that they've probably communicated. Well,
Speaker 2: that's been the buzzword this week, Kai, and it's something
Speaker 2: that's popped up the last couple of weeks some points
Speaker 2: in each of those losses where they've lost a little bit.
Speaker 3: Of track of that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and I think a lot of the miscommunication issues
Speaker 7: from what we've noticed just with our own eyes, were
Speaker 7: on the defense previously, maybe with the secondary, whatever's going
Speaker 7: with the past rush. I know they've had a lot
Speaker 7: of injuries, but last week it was the offense, which
Speaker 7: obviously we knew they would struggle a little bit without
Speaker 7: Christian Kirk there because he does so much for this
Speaker 7: offense and he's so much in sync with Trevor Lawrence.
Speaker 7: But just to demonstrably, like you physically see them like
Speaker 7: putting their hands up and like they just look a
Speaker 7: little bit out of sorts and confused, and I know
Speaker 7: everybody's kind of like listen, like traveed in practice, and
Speaker 7: of course there's a lot to do with that, but
Speaker 7: you're like, well, it's week fourteen fifteen, like we would
Speaker 7: assume they'd be on the same page, but obviously there's
Speaker 7: a lot of different things that go into that and
Speaker 7: there's several different plays. I would have to imagine that
Speaker 7: was a focus for them this week.
Speaker 3: I think that's the one thing that was surprising to
Speaker 3: me in this ballgame. You know, you got to hurt
Speaker 3: quarterback most of the time. You get this this raised
Speaker 3: awareness around him on that side of the ball. Look,
Speaker 3: we got to be really good, like the Neworleans gets
Speaker 3: help our guy out, right, you know, we got to
Speaker 3: make sure he stays protected. He's been beat up a
Speaker 3: little bit. And the protection in the Neworleans game, we
Speaker 3: go back and talk about that game was fantastic. How
Speaker 3: is the protection in this game not so good? Hit
Speaker 3: twelve times? Right? I want to say it was a
Speaker 3: record number of pressures on the year, like twenty six pressures.
Speaker 3: Twenty six times he was pressured in this ballgame. Boy,
Speaker 3: and the wide receivers, the miscommunication not on the same page,
Speaker 3: whatever you want to call it. But the fact that
Speaker 3: the matter is is that those around Trevor did not
Speaker 3: elevate their level of play, which was disappointing to me
Speaker 3: because that's what I expected the most, because look, when
Speaker 3: your guy is down a little bit, let's everybody pick
Speaker 3: it up. Okay, we're gonna pick it up because we
Speaker 3: know he may not be able to do something that
Speaker 3: he normally does, and it didn't happen.
Speaker 7: We did see a couple of flashes though, obviously having
Speaker 7: Ingram's been playing amazing the last two games, which without him,
Speaker 7: I don't even want to think about where they would
Speaker 7: be right now on offense. And then I've really been
Speaker 7: impressed with Parker Washington. I know he had that fumble,
Speaker 7: but he's really smart and I feel like the little
Speaker 7: tiny bit of the playbook he knows he is good
Speaker 7: at and as that grows, and as he takes all
Speaker 7: these reps with the first team on offense, where he
Speaker 7: was really mainly special teams before this, I have to
Speaker 7: imagine he'll get better. He's got two touchdowns so far,
Speaker 7: but I've been impressed with how quickly he's been picking
Speaker 7: things up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you probably have to kind of temper
Speaker 2: expectations a little bit. He's not going to be Christian Kirk.
Speaker 2: They're different style guys, same idea, but Christian's been at
Speaker 2: this for so long that it's just going to be
Speaker 2: a different output when he's out there, So maybe temper
Speaker 2: your expectations a little bit.
Speaker 7: He has an interesting skills set though, because I think
Speaker 7: he's a little more physical than Christian is, so like
Speaker 7: he can kind of fight for a ball when it
Speaker 7: goes for a jump ball, which is not you don't
Speaker 7: Alantays see that as in a slot receiver. So I
Speaker 7: think that's kind of interesting too.
Speaker 3: Well, he's built like a running back exactly. He's pretty thick.
Speaker 3: And yes, definitely the physical part is is great, great
Speaker 3: point because the physical aspect that he has is much better,
Speaker 3: I think, at a higher level than what Christian was at.
Speaker 3: But there's something that Christian had that Parker Washington doesn't have,
Speaker 3: and that's the elite speed to go deep. Not only
Speaker 3: is Christian an excellent short area of quickness guy, but Christian,
Speaker 3: if he's in man, he can run by some people.
Speaker 3: And I don't know if Parker Washington can do that.
Speaker 3: But he's got some quicks, he's got power, and I
Speaker 3: like his game and I think he's a He's an
Speaker 3: excellent acquisition for you know, being a six round draft
Speaker 3: pick is not very often you have a six round
Speaker 3: draft pick that you go, yeah, that's pretty good. You know.
Speaker 2: We saw in the in the Thursday Night Game, the
Speaker 2: Christian Kirk shortcatch and then outrunning everybody, like the fastest
Speaker 2: speed for any receiver this year or something for the Jags.
Speaker 2: That was that we missed that.
Speaker 3: We needs some of that, needs of that, Kay Stevens
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Speaker 2: Kay Stevens and Lamar Jackson coming in former MVP and
Speaker 2: he's the leading rusher for the Ravens. He's about to
Speaker 2: surpass three thousand passing yards for the year, and yeah,
Speaker 2: you know what you're getting when Lamar.
Speaker 3: Comes to town.
Speaker 7: I think that's the scary thing.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 7: We always knew he's a running threat, and now he's
Speaker 7: comfortable sitting in the pocket and he has wide receivers
Speaker 7: that he's trusting in and that can be very problematic
Speaker 7: for defenses trying to deal with that because he can't
Speaker 7: bite on everything because he will run by you and
Speaker 7: then it's seventy yards down or however far he wants
Speaker 7: to run. So obviously two under. I don't even I
Speaker 7: can't say it in a way that's big enough. It
Speaker 7: is a very big challenge for them, so I'm curious
Speaker 7: what the game plan will be.
Speaker 2: And lux then he's got the flick of the wrists,
Speaker 2: he can throw it down the field. It's not like
Speaker 2: I mean, he's got a really nice arm. Yeah, he's
Speaker 2: got a nice arm. Is that as accurate as some
Speaker 2: of the elite passers that we've seen in the league. No,
Speaker 2: but he's getting better and that's the impressive thing. What
Speaker 2: impresses me the most, though, is the ability to run
Speaker 2: and extend plays and and the way the way that
Speaker 2: he can protect himself without getting hit running the ball.
Speaker 2: And it reminds me. And I've never been a big
Speaker 2: video game player, but.
Speaker 7: Really, I heard you like pinball.
Speaker 3: I like pinball, okay, but not the video games. But
Speaker 3: he reminds me because I got a couple of friends
Speaker 3: that used to tell me that they would play mad
Speaker 3: and then they would create these super players, and somehow
Speaker 3: they crack the code on video games of some kind.
Speaker 3: They crack the code and create these players that had
Speaker 3: great you know that date up the category and speed, quaintness,
Speaker 3: smart's all that kind of stuff. And that's what Lamar is.
Speaker 3: It's like he just he's at a different level when
Speaker 3: you watch him on the field and how that he
Speaker 3: can evade people and not get hit okay, and still
Speaker 3: keep his eyes down the field and still make a
Speaker 3: throw at thirty yards with the flick of a wrist,
Speaker 3: and you go, how does he do that? You know?
Speaker 3: But he does it. And that's the part art that
Speaker 3: you get scared about with him is because he has
Speaker 3: that ability to wear any play. He can make you
Speaker 3: pay at any moment, and in two different ways with
Speaker 3: his legs and with his arms.
Speaker 2: I had logs pegged as like a PS five Madden
Speaker 2: player like in the tournaments and everything, you know, what
Speaker 2: I did was wrong.
Speaker 3: I used to play the only time I ever played
Speaker 3: video games. So this was back when we played EA Sports,
Speaker 3: NHL Hockey, Oh, great game back in Genesis early nine games. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and I used to play with the equipment guys with
Speaker 3: the New York Jets. Hey, my team was Chicago Chelios
Speaker 3: and Jeremy.
Speaker 2: Rone the ninety three when I think had Yama Yaga
Speaker 2: on the cover, I had that one Sega Genesis A
Speaker 2: great game guy, great game.
Speaker 7: I'm an NBA gam girl myself.
Speaker 2: I was another great game and arcade game was even
Speaker 2: better than the video.
Speaker 3: But if I could do pinball is my thing. I'm
Speaker 3: a big pin ball guy. Like pinball.
Speaker 7: You heard it here first.
Speaker 2: Hey, there's arcade games and things at String Sports Brewery
Speaker 2: and tonight, who are the guests for All Access?
Speaker 7: Your specialists are with us. Logan Cook and Ross mattisk
Speaker 7: are going to join us, the long snapper and the punter,
Speaker 7: and I am thrilled about this. There's some of my
Speaker 7: favorite people on the team and they've been involved in
Speaker 7: some non special teams plays this year that you know,
Speaker 7: Ross forcing a fumble, recovering Logan with the you know
Speaker 7: with the fourth down throw there the fake. So they're
Speaker 7: a good time. It'll be good, it'll be a good
Speaker 7: show for sure.
Speaker 2: Logan Cook tied for six in the league and net
Speaker 2: punting average another fantastic season for him. He's got so
Speaker 2: many different types of punts in his arsenal.
Speaker 7: That's so cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he does. And his secret weapon is the lefty throw.
Speaker 3: Yeah left handed?
Speaker 7: Is he left handed in real life? Yeah? When he
Speaker 7: rights left handed?
Speaker 3: And who in the world throws left handed and punts
Speaker 3: right footed. There's some baseball people that do that right,
Speaker 3: like throw left and bat right.
Speaker 7: I mean you can do that, yeah, but normally the
Speaker 7: right is like the predominant one. Right. So you're saying kick,
Speaker 7: which is your main job, you would use what you
Speaker 7: would assume was your main foot. So if he's left handed,
Speaker 7: you would think you would kick with his left foot.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know what we should do the commercial break,
Speaker 3: We'll go outside, We'll try to punt left you right handed? JP,
Speaker 3: I am right handed? Right right handed? Yes, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: let's go out there and try to punt left foot.
Speaker 7: And now I'm gonna pull something. I don't think that's it.
Speaker 2: There's a punter for the Tennessee Volunteers who is ambidextrious.
Speaker 2: He can kick with both legs, he's amphibious or that both.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine that?
Speaker 7: Well, do you wear special shoes on each foot or
Speaker 7: are they both the same, because like you try to
Speaker 7: throw them off.
Speaker 2: It's a good point, right, you use your kicking shoe
Speaker 2: on the right foot of the left.
Speaker 3: You wear two kikin shoes, you wear them both, you
Speaker 3: wear right kick. I don't know how people can do that.
Speaker 3: That's very very odd there. But some people are ambidextrous
Speaker 3: and can do that. I remember, I think I've told
Speaker 3: you this story before, but we had a tight end
Speaker 3: that I played with in New York and he was
Speaker 3: a first round pick, Johnny Mitchell. And Johnny would take
Speaker 3: a football and throw it he actually played here for
Speaker 3: a year, would throw the ball sixty five yards right handed,
Speaker 3: and he tossed him another ball and he'd throw that
Speaker 3: one left handed sixty five yards. Who does that? I mean?
Speaker 3: And he could catch the ball one handed with his
Speaker 3: right hand, one handed with his left hand. It was
Speaker 3: just like wow. The amount of talent that this guy
Speaker 3: had was amazing. Didn't didn't live up to the first
Speaker 3: round pick extit questions, but he could throw the ball
Speaker 3: left and right handed for a long way.
Speaker 7: He's fun at parties, I bet he is.
Speaker 2: It'll be a party tonight at String Sports Brewery. And
Speaker 2: the specialist to there Logan Cooke Cross matt a sixth.
Speaker 7: Seven o'clock right, Yes, come see us Fox.
Speaker 2: Thirty right, Yes, yes, Fox thirty. That was an easy setup. Yes,
Speaker 2: we'll see you there. Kay, thanks, Kay Stevens joining us
Speaker 2: in studio plenty ahead. We'll take a look at the
Speaker 2: injury report when we return. Then at five o'clock the
Speaker 2: Doug Peterson Show with You Guessed It Head coach Doug
Speaker 2: Peterson and NBC Sports analyst.
Speaker 3: Devin mccordy joining us as well.
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Speaker 5: The tape is usually never as good or as bad
Speaker 5: as you think, so you watch it and it is
Speaker 5: what it is. There's corrections, obviously, there's things that we
Speaker 5: did in the game that are uncharacteristic and mistakes you know,
Speaker 5: all the way around that we can't make. But it
Speaker 5: is what it is, and you gotta correct them and
Speaker 5: move on. And same thing when you feel like you
Speaker 5: played great, there's usually stuff on the tape where you're like, hey,
Speaker 5: maybe it didn't play as good as I thought I did.
Speaker 5: I left a lot out there. So you know, good
Speaker 5: or bad, you gotta assess it and you gotta look
Speaker 5: at it for what it is, and you got to
Speaker 5: make the adjustments and corrections moving forward. And we had
Speaker 5: a great start for the day today.
Speaker 3: And got frightened obviously here in a little bit and
Speaker 3: be important to be.
Speaker 5: Sharp and just communicate and all the saints, which we've
Speaker 5: already kind of you know, fixed a lot of the issues,
Speaker 5: so I feel really good about it.
Speaker 2: That is quarterback Trevor Lawrence from Wednesday and welcome back.
Speaker 2: It is Jaguars Happy Hour, brought to you by the
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Speaker 2: JP Shadrick, Jeff Logoman or thanks to Kay Stevens. We're
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Speaker 2: Jaguars YouTube, and plenty to get to. At the five
Speaker 2: o'clock show, it's the Doug Peterson Show. Jaguars head coach
Speaker 2: will be with us in studio at five o'clock and
Speaker 2: we'll get his thoughts on.
Speaker 3: The week that was and the week ahead and the week.
Speaker 2: Of practice so far and how the Jaguars will try
Speaker 2: to bounce back.
Speaker 3: By the way, another lights.
Speaker 2: Show is scheduled before the game if you're coming to
Speaker 2: the game, which if you aren't.
Speaker 3: I don't know why you're not. You should.
Speaker 2: It's Sunday night footballshing to be a fantastic crowd. It
Speaker 2: will be a Teal light show this week before the game.
Speaker 2: So when you enter the stadium, everybody will have an
Speaker 2: educational flash card in the cup holder of their seat.
Speaker 2: So you'll need to synchronize your device for the light show,
Speaker 2: and you'll attach a Teal tab from.
Speaker 3: That card to your mobile device. Is flashlight.
Speaker 2: There's a QR code you can scan. There's all this
Speaker 2: stuff that can help you sink your phone. You should
Speaker 2: be in your seat by seven fifty.
Speaker 3: It's an eight twenty kick and it is a Teal out,
Speaker 3: Teal out, Teal light show, all Teal, So wear your
Speaker 3: Teal folks. If you're coming to the game. Players are
Speaker 3: gonna be wearing Teal. I would think so JP's gonna
Speaker 3: be wearing Tea. I have a few Teal shirts to
Speaker 3: choose from. I will be wearing my Teal shirt as well. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I might wear the one with a white stripe center.
Speaker 3: I don't have Teal pants.
Speaker 2: I don't think I'm gonna ever get Teal pants, and
Speaker 2: I'm okay with I don't.
Speaker 3: Know man, some guys look pretty good in teal now pants,
Speaker 3: like Johnny. Oh, Johnny looks goodal pants. Sure they do.
Speaker 2: Uh. Time for the injury report, presented by Baptist Health
Speaker 2: and the Jacksonville Orthopedic Institute, the official sports medicine provider
Speaker 2: of the Jacksonville Jaguars. It's not this guy. This guy
Speaker 2: doesn't look good in the teal in the pants. At
Speaker 2: least I'll take the shirt. Oh what of the shirt? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you don't need the pants. Yeah, you don't need I'm good.
Speaker 2: Attract attention to your legs. I'm good on that. The
Speaker 2: injury report, it's out on the Jaguars X account right
Speaker 2: now for today. Jamal Agnew Wide Receivers shoulder injury limited
Speaker 2: again today. Is window opened earlier this week and it
Speaker 2: could be trending the right way. That'd be a nice
Speaker 2: bonus to have Agnew back out there returning kicks.
Speaker 3: But I think it would be a boost to the
Speaker 3: special teams, and it would give you comfort, I think
Speaker 3: as a coaching staff to have the dependable Jamal Agnew
Speaker 3: back there fielding the kicks. You're always getting nervous about
Speaker 3: having a young player back there fielding upon at a
Speaker 3: critical moment when you get traffic around him or something
Speaker 3: of that nature, or making a wrong decision, but also
Speaker 3: having him on offense to be another weapon since Christian
Speaker 3: Kirk has been out, it would help, and it would
Speaker 3: also help from the standpoint of you can hand him
Speaker 3: the ball a couple times on speed reverses or things
Speaker 3: of that nature to be able to keep a defense honest,
Speaker 3: because Jamal's got, you know, returnability, and he's also got
Speaker 3: the ability to make things happen with the ball in
Speaker 3: his hand as a runner in certain circumstances. You know,
Speaker 3: he's not a tailback by any means. CJ.
Speaker 2: Bethard left shoulder issue full again today. Christian Braswell, cornerback,
Speaker 2: his window open off a hamstring injury.
Speaker 3: Limited today. The updates today.
Speaker 2: Tyson Campbell with a quadriceps injury is limited today. He
Speaker 2: didn't practice yesterday. Andre Cisco with a groin injury limited today.
Speaker 2: He was out yesterday, so that's good news. Offensive line
Speaker 2: Ezra Cleveland limited off the knee injury. Travis Etn junior
Speaker 2: ribs injury limited today, Trey Herndon concussion limited. Deeranest Johnson
Speaker 2: running back knee injury limited. Wide receiver Ja Jones limited
Speaker 2: with the knee injury, Trevor Lawrence full go with the ankle,
Speaker 2: Walker Little the left tackle with a hamstring injury limited,
Speaker 2: and Brenton Strange with a foot injury limited. So let's
Speaker 2: see about the offensive line, Little and Ezra Cleveland obviously there,
Speaker 2: and then Brenton's Strange. Could he be back in the
Speaker 2: fold this week, we'll see.
Speaker 3: Uh, that's a typical list at this time of the year, right,
Speaker 3: that's pretty long, and you know, the reality is you
Speaker 3: could probably put you know, thirty five guys on that
Speaker 3: list if you really wanted to. You know, from guys
Speaker 3: that are getting treatment at this time of year. Virtually
Speaker 3: everybody's getting treatment for something. Nobody is just saying after practicing, yep, yep, good.
Speaker 3: I don't need a nice bag, you know, no problem.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go in lift weights for an hour, you know,
Speaker 3: I mean most guys go in and left waights for
Speaker 3: an hour. Then after that they go to the equipment
Speaker 3: or the training room to get ice to address something
Speaker 3: on their body. It's just, you know, that's just a
Speaker 3: way of life, you know, the way it is. This
Speaker 3: is the business we've chosen, and uh, and I will
Speaker 3: say that today's ice machines. I mean back in the day,
Speaker 3: we literally we would use plastic bags with had an
Speaker 3: ice machine, and now they still have all of that.
Speaker 3: Can you reinvent ice? I mean it's ice. Well, they
Speaker 3: have these things. I mean, if you remember, like last
Speaker 3: week Trevor with the high ankle sprain, he took this
Speaker 3: machine home and slept in it at night. And it's
Speaker 3: called a game ready machine. These game ready machines, and
Speaker 3: I've used them before, are amazing. They have imagine a
Speaker 3: custom made not each player, but custom made to the
Speaker 3: to the body part. For example, let's say you needed
Speaker 3: ice your shoulder. Okay, you can actually make one. It
Speaker 3: literally is velcrode for the shoulder that covers the entirety
Speaker 3: of the shoulder. They have custom ones if quarterbacks ice
Speaker 3: and the shoulder in the arm, everything. If you wanted
Speaker 3: to get one, you can get one custom made. And
Speaker 3: what they do they attached to a body part with
Speaker 3: velcrow then a hose hooks up to them, and then
Speaker 3: the machine itself is probably about the size of a
Speaker 3: small tool box. Okay, let's say twelve inches by twelve
Speaker 3: inches by a couple feet long, or a foot and
Speaker 3: a half long, and inside of it is ice and water,
Speaker 3: and then it pumps this ice water you set the
Speaker 3: temperature range, it pumps it through this thing that's on
Speaker 3: your shoulder that's fitting tight with the velcrow, and it
Speaker 3: also inflates to give you the compression you know the
Speaker 3: old rice rest ice compression elevation. Well you're getting the
Speaker 3: ice and the compression with this one machine and it
Speaker 3: pumps it through and like Trevor, Trevor slept with that
Speaker 3: machine where it would turn on and then turn off,
Speaker 3: and then turn on and then turn off throughout the night,
Speaker 3: which I'm sure it's a very quiet, quiet hum. It's
Speaker 3: kind of a like a white noise, so it's not
Speaker 3: something that would bother you or keep you up while
Speaker 3: you were trying to sleep. But yeah, I mean these
Speaker 3: machines that they're using nowadays are are incredible. How about that?
Speaker 2: Hey, coming up in just a few moments the Doug
Speaker 2: Peterson Show, the head coach will be in the studio
Speaker 2: with us. What do you want to find out from
Speaker 2: Doug today?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, I think the first question you got
Speaker 3: to ask is, you know, how do you how do
Speaker 3: you fix some of those mistakes? Miscommunications that you've been
Speaker 3: having as a team, as a coaching staff, how do
Speaker 3: you go about doing that? And that's obviously the number
Speaker 3: one topic from last week going into this week. And
Speaker 3: then also how do you contend with the Lamar Jackson
Speaker 3: led Ravens. That's not an easy answer.
Speaker 2: It's a great question, and you know, not only the communication,
Speaker 2: but how do you fare if everything is communicated well
Speaker 2: against this Ravens defense. I mean, this is a group
Speaker 2: that that ranks highly as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a it's a good football team. It's uh.
Speaker 3: I think it's at the top of the AFC for
Speaker 3: a reason. And I've got a lot of respect for
Speaker 3: John Harball. I think he's a fine coach. I mean,
Speaker 3: you're talking about a coach that's been in Baltimore for
Speaker 3: a long time. Baltimore has been i think one of
Speaker 3: the model franchisees in the National Football League. You go
Speaker 3: to from John Harball who's been there for what sixteen
Speaker 3: years now? Not long? Wow, it's his sixteenth year. Their
Speaker 3: general manager that they currently have general manager slash executive
Speaker 3: vice president Eric DaCosta. He's been with the organization for
Speaker 3: twenty eight years. In twenty eight years, He's worked with
Speaker 3: Ozzy Newsom, who was the previous general manager before DaCosta
Speaker 3: ended up took over taking over. And what's impressive is
Speaker 3: that Eric DeCosta he got promoted to the general manager seat,
Speaker 3: but Ozzy Newsom is still there. So Da Costa and
Speaker 3: Ozzy Newsom, the team of those two guys have been
Speaker 3: with that organization for twenty eight years, which is amazing
Speaker 3: to have that kind of longevity at that position, and
Speaker 3: then for a head coach to be in year sixteen
Speaker 3: is also amazing. That's it really is a model franchise
Speaker 3: in the National Football League.
Speaker 2: And think about all the changes this franchise has gone
Speaker 2: through in the later those years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's it's incredible. And kudos to the Ravens.
Speaker 3: They've won two Super Bowls in that time, one with
Speaker 3: Brian Billock who was there what two I think that
Speaker 3: Super Bowl was two thousand. Yeah, that was the great defense. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and that defense was really good. Yeah. And then Hardball
Speaker 3: led him to a Super Bowl in twenty twelve, I
Speaker 3: believe when the lights went out in the Superdome. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the Brother Ball rallied to win Brother Bowl.
Speaker 2: Hey, coming up next to the Doug Peterson show will
Speaker 2: hear from the head coach and Devin mccordy of NBC Sports.
Speaker 3: With us as well.
Speaker 2: It'll do it for our first hour on Jaguars Happy Hour.
Speaker 2: Thanks to Kay Stevens for joining us in studio for
Speaker 2: Jeff Logeman. I'm JP Shadick. This has been Jaguars Happy Hour.