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Speaker 3: JP Shadwick, Jeff Laghman. The Jaguars and the Steelers coming
Speaker 3: up Sunday Atkrischer Stadium at the Confluence in Pittsburgh, where
Speaker 3: the Jaguars historically have fared well. It's a physical matchup
Speaker 3: as always, Jaguars health is a question mark this week,
Speaker 3: and we'll hear from the head coach, Doug Peterson, joining
Speaker 3: us at five o'clock on the Doug Peterson Show on
Speaker 3: the Jaguars Radio Network. We'll hear it from the horse's
Speaker 3: mouth and see what he has to say about the
Speaker 3: Jaguars health coming out of the mini bye week. Well,
Speaker 3: Jeff Loghman, good afternoon. What's up man, afternoon? How was
Speaker 3: your mini bye Good? Good? You refreshed, relaxed, ready for Yeah,
Speaker 3: the other game. I'll get even more refreshed during the
Speaker 3: bye week as well. The players, right, yeah, you look,
Speaker 3: I think it's a player it's always tough to play
Speaker 3: on a Thursday night. But then of course the added
Speaker 3: benefit the other side of that is that you get
Speaker 3: more rest prior to the next game. Now, you hope
Speaker 3: that they took advantage of that because the defense was
Speaker 3: on the field I think for about eighty seven snaps
Speaker 3: a lot, and so I think, you know, the weekend,
Speaker 3: I hope that they took the time to get off
Speaker 3: their feet, get treatment, get you know, rest, get massage, therapy,
Speaker 3: whatever that every player uses to kind of get their
Speaker 3: their body back and rejuvenate it. Because this is a
Speaker 3: big game, and it's a big game for a lot
Speaker 3: of reasons, but most importantly, you always want to go
Speaker 3: into the bye week with a win. Sure, and you know,
Speaker 3: they're not scared again of talking about what the future
Speaker 3: could hold in the AFC and what this game could
Speaker 3: mean when it comes down to seeding, time, and you know,
Speaker 3: head to head matchups, they know what this is an
Speaker 3: AFC team that's four and two the Steelers. Yeah, they
Speaker 3: may not be the powerhouse of some other teams statistically,
Speaker 3: but they're four and two in it is JP. They're
Speaker 3: the Pittsburgh Steeler. That's right. Okay, Yeah, that's I think
Speaker 3: the beginning part of that conversation. I think it's a
Speaker 3: little early to start talk about seeding and all that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff because I think from a player standpoint,
Speaker 3: it's better to not think about a lot of that,
Speaker 3: even though it may be on the back of people's
Speaker 3: minds because hey, look, you know you're like, hey, look,
Speaker 3: you know, what's Kansas City doing? What's the other top
Speaker 3: teams in the AFC doing? But you can't have that mindset.
Speaker 3: I think the mindset has to be, look, let's just
Speaker 3: let's just play this game and we'll let all of
Speaker 3: that stuff kind of take care of stuff, because otherwise
Speaker 3: it's a distract and it's attention that's getting put on
Speaker 3: something that really you can't control, because the only thing
Speaker 3: you can control is your performance and whether you're going
Speaker 3: to be able to try to win or try to lose.
Speaker 3: So I'm not a big fan of looking at that
Speaker 3: so much. But this is a big game for a
Speaker 3: lot of reasons, and most importantly because you know, when
Speaker 3: this franchise was born, the Pittsburgh Steelers were the measuring stick,
Speaker 3: you know, and I was a part of that, and
Speaker 3: we always looked at the Pittsburgh Steelers as the team
Speaker 3: that we wanted to beat because we felt that if
Speaker 3: you had if you're going to be the best, you
Speaker 3: got to beat the best. And at that time in
Speaker 3: the AFC Central, the Pittsburgh Steelers were the team to beat.
Speaker 3: And so I think there's a lot of history there.
Speaker 3: You know, a lot of these guys today probably don't
Speaker 3: realize it, but I can guarantee you one thing, the
Speaker 3: players of today understand the aura around the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Speaker 3: I think Trevor Lawrence actually talked about it earlier this
Speaker 3: week and use that exact term, So even younger players
Speaker 3: understand what playing the Pittsburgh Steelers is like. This franchise,
Speaker 3: at least in recent history, has fared well in games
Speaker 3: in Pittsburgh since the ninety nine season, Including that year,
Speaker 3: the Jaguars have won seven of the last nine games
Speaker 3: they've played in Pittsburgh, including two playoff games. So now
Speaker 3: you take those good football teams have paired up against
Speaker 3: Pittsburgh when they've had good football teams in Jacksonville. So
Speaker 3: that's part of it. Good football travels even to Pittsburgh. True,
Speaker 3: and look the Jaguars again because of the way that
Speaker 3: this franchise was born, always had a little extra attention
Speaker 3: on the Pittsburgh Steelers. And you go back to and
Speaker 3: I remember this the Monday night football game in Jacksonville
Speaker 3: where Chris Hutchon gets the interception and Bill Kauer kind
Speaker 3: of throws the fake punch as he's going down the sideline.
Speaker 3: That was we split the games with the Pittsburgh Steelers
Speaker 3: going all the way back to the very first and
Speaker 3: all your year nineteen ninety five, which was a big deal,
Speaker 3: and it seemed I think the first four years we
Speaker 3: split every game with this Pittsburgh Steeler organization, which was
Speaker 3: considered one of the best in the National Football League,
Speaker 3: and so we were trying to establish ourselves as one
Speaker 3: of the best with Tom Kaughlin at the helm. So
Speaker 3: I think that mindset will always stay there, and there's
Speaker 3: a lot of history between these two teams. There's playoff history.
Speaker 3: There's regular season history, there's divisional history. It's a shame
Speaker 3: it was lost in the realignment, I think in a
Speaker 3: lot of ways. But but I'm looking forward to this game.
Speaker 3: You know, the weather conditions are a little, you know,
Speaker 3: a little iffy. Okay, that's the that's the international sound
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Speaker 3: to the Steelers coming up just a little bit to
Speaker 3: all of their fairly new pieces on offense and defense.
Speaker 3: Was one of the best players in the National Football
Speaker 3: League and TJ. Watt. But let's start with this Jaguars
Speaker 3: offense trying to find full health. Walker Little and Jay
Speaker 3: Jones are the names that really pop up first glance
Speaker 3: on this offense that have not been available recently. So
Speaker 3: what do you think this week? Well, I would like
Speaker 3: to think that you can get both of these guys back.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing with all injured players when you
Speaker 3: have a bye week, sitting there the next week. In
Speaker 3: some cases, I think you're more apt to be a
Speaker 3: little bit conservative because you sit there and you go, Okay, look,
Speaker 3: if we can get through this week, and we got
Speaker 3: through last week without some guys, if we can get
Speaker 3: through this week, then player X, Y and Z are
Speaker 3: going to get that extra time. And we know if
Speaker 3: they get that extra week, they're definitely gonna be completely healed,
Speaker 3: as opposed to having it continue to nag and maybe
Speaker 3: they're gonna have a setback and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: maybe they go back on the injury list and to
Speaker 3: miss some time. And so I think the bye week
Speaker 3: makes it a little bit more appealing to approach things
Speaker 3: on the conservative side. I don't know if that's going
Speaker 3: to be the case or not, because I think a
Speaker 3: lot of decisions are going to be made based on okay, Kenny,
Speaker 3: player can hey not play? But I think that changes
Speaker 3: the mindset, and it's probably human nature more than anything else.
Speaker 3: In some cases, it's probably not even intentional, but I
Speaker 3: think you're just naturally a little bit more shy about
Speaker 3: being aggressive knowing that you have that extra week sitting
Speaker 3: there as a possibility we'll get to the full injury
Speaker 3: report coming up whenever it comes out. It was around
Speaker 3: this time yesterday when it came out, in fact, exactly
Speaker 3: twenty four hours to the minute yesterday. We'll see how
Speaker 3: soon it comes out today. We'll get to that coming
Speaker 3: up later in the Jaguars Happy Hour Jaguars Defense logs.
Speaker 3: They found away last week. You mentioned the eighty seven plays,
Speaker 3: took all eighty seven of the certainly did. And it
Speaker 3: took a drop on the eighty sixth play by the
Speaker 3: tight end to give them the eighty seventh play and
Speaker 3: the fourth down stop either way. Yeah, but you know
Speaker 3: what I got there. Ten years from now, nobody's going
Speaker 3: to remember that drop now. Now, Foster Morow will certainly
Speaker 3: remember that. He might be about the only one. But hey,
Speaker 3: they found a way. They're fourth against the run. That's
Speaker 3: to a man. That's what they say is the number
Speaker 3: one priority every single week because it sets up everything
Speaker 3: else they want to do. They want to plug up
Speaker 3: the run game, and they've done that this year, sets
Speaker 3: up the takeaway game where they're number one in the
Speaker 3: NFL sixteen takeaways this year. So it's a defense finding
Speaker 3: away week after week, even though they're out there for
Speaker 3: so long and giving up yards late and give it
Speaker 3: up fifteen point lead. You know they're they're finding a way. Well,
Speaker 3: it's bullyball, and that's the turn that the players have used.
Speaker 3: Andre Cisco used it a while back, and I think
Speaker 3: we've heard other player is echo that same thing. And
Speaker 3: maybe that's part of the coach speak that Mike Caldwell,
Speaker 3: who's doing a fantastic job, maybe he uses that term.
Speaker 3: But the reality is is that it's working right now
Speaker 3: for this defense. They're doing a really good job against
Speaker 3: the run, and I think it's helping them in a
Speaker 3: great fashion. And if you'll remember JP, going all the
Speaker 3: way back before the season started, we were talking about
Speaker 3: what can we expect to see from this defense and
Speaker 3: what do we expect it to look like? And I
Speaker 3: said at the time that I believe that this defense,
Speaker 3: if they're going to be good, they've got to be
Speaker 3: really good against the run, because I felt that they
Speaker 3: had some shortcomings in past defense and in order to
Speaker 3: give themselves the best opportunity as a pass defense, they
Speaker 3: needed to be jam up against the run. And right
Speaker 3: now that's exactly what they've been doing. They've been solid
Speaker 3: and give a lot of credit to obviously Foyer Lucan
Speaker 3: who is having a tremendous year, but Faticasi has also
Speaker 3: been a big boost. And if you go back to
Speaker 3: last year, he was hurt and he wasn't available. Well,
Speaker 3: this year he's a big part of what they're doing,
Speaker 3: which credit him because he came out of the preseason
Speaker 3: with that foot injury that he had sustained against the
Speaker 3: Detroit Lions and the joint practices, and then he's been back.
Speaker 3: He's been playing strong, he's been eating up two guys
Speaker 3: and I don't think enough can be said for him.
Speaker 3: And he's in that kind of forgotten role. He's, you know,
Speaker 3: one of them big pluggers on the inside, takes up
Speaker 3: two blocks a lot of times, and there's a reason
Speaker 3: why you can see twenty three and thirty three that
Speaker 3: are running around pretty quickly and doing a really good job.
Speaker 3: And so I mean, I credit him. And it looks
Speaker 3: like this team may have a chance of getting to
Speaker 3: Von Hamilton back this week or after the bye week.
Speaker 3: I mean, he practiced full all last week leading into
Speaker 3: the Thursday game. He didn't play, of course, was not available,
Speaker 3: so we'll see what happens. Well. I love that could
Speaker 3: change everything too. I think that look, I think Roy
Speaker 3: can take Roy robertson Harris Big Roy. I think Roy
Speaker 3: can take his game up another level. He's been really
Speaker 3: good at times, but I think he can get the
Speaker 3: consistency up a little bit better. And then you have Fotokosi,
Speaker 3: who has been a big boost with his availability and
Speaker 3: his performance this year. I also wanted to point out
Speaker 3: one of the guy, Angel Blackson. I think he's done
Speaker 3: a really good job. And yeah, he came in. It
Speaker 3: was like late, who is this guy? Yeah, and he's
Speaker 3: been around the league for a while. It's not like
Speaker 3: he's some rookie. He was like nine years nine years
Speaker 3: and he's an Auburn guy. I know you're you know,
Speaker 3: you're one so fuzzy. He was on the field for
Speaker 3: the kick six, the classic play in the old game
Speaker 3: Iron Bowl game. That's I think Adam Goatzis has got
Speaker 3: to play a little bit better than what he's been doing.
Speaker 3: But if you can get to Von Hamilton back, Smooth's
Speaker 3: been back, got his first sack, you know, back from
Speaker 3: the Achilles injury. Congratulations to him. He I think hit
Speaker 3: the jump that he took from UH from the game
Speaker 3: before to last week was significant. So I mean all
Speaker 3: of those things are encouraging, but to get back to
Speaker 3: the original point, this team's got to continue to play
Speaker 3: bully ball for them to have a chance to win.
Speaker 3: The Pittsburgh Steelers are not great running the football, and
Speaker 3: I know that they've got a Roll Todd running back, okay,
Speaker 3: but I'm not very impressed by him. I think they're
Speaker 3: not a very good running team. And if you can
Speaker 3: negate that put a lot of pressure on a very
Speaker 3: young quarterback. I think he got a great opportunity for success.
Speaker 3: We'll dig deeper into the Pittsburgh Steelers personnel coming up.
Speaker 3: In just a moment four thirty. Kay Stevens will join
Speaker 3: us in studio. We'll get her thoughts on the week
Speaker 3: that has happened around the Miller Electric Center heading into
Speaker 3: this Steelers matchup five o'clock. It's the Doug Peterson Show.
Speaker 3: The head coach in studio with us will pick his brain.
Speaker 3: We're gonna ask the tough questions you always do the
Speaker 3: head coach and get his mindset on this Week eight
Speaker 3: matchup the Jaguars and the Pittsburgh Steelers, a big matchup
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Speaker 3: cool option. Yes. I mean, if if you were not
Speaker 3: working on Sundays, correct, would you not have the NFL
Speaker 3: ticket Tonny ticket? I would probably have some version of
Speaker 3: that or just watch the red Zone. Yeah, red Zone
Speaker 3: it's pretty cool. I don't like that jumping around stuff.
Speaker 3: I want to watch a game, but then you're gonna
Speaker 3: miss all the other games. I watched the highlights later on.
Speaker 3: If I'm watching the highlights live on red Zone, you
Speaker 3: know the one thing I do miss, I will say this.
Speaker 3: I can't wait for this. And it was Chris Berman
Speaker 3: and uh the linebacker for the Broncos Jackson, Tom Jackson.
Speaker 3: Tom Jackson, I used to did you not love that?
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Speaker 3: That awesome? Yeah? Did you watch it? He does it
Speaker 3: with Booger McFarlane. Now who does Chris? Yeah? Really on ESPN,
Speaker 3: I think it's like ESPN Plus, but they do a
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Speaker 3: It was that was with Tom Jackson. It was awesome.
Speaker 3: Tom Jackson first of all, was fantastic. Yeah, great opinion,
Speaker 3: great insight. Of course, permanent is fantastic. But I used
Speaker 3: to love watching those two guys on Monday Night. That
Speaker 3: was my source of highlights. Now I watched the NFL
Speaker 3: network to get my highlights. Good place to go. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and of course you do. I mean nowadays, I mean
Speaker 3: you got a phone in your pockets. You can get
Speaker 3: highlights anywhere you want instantly in fact, for that, and yeah,
Speaker 3: there is that for that any but literally you can
Speaker 3: go to YouTube now and just type in, like, for example,
Speaker 3: during the week, I'll watch the highlights of the previous
Speaker 3: game of the opponent that's coming up, Like I watched
Speaker 3: the highlights from the Pittsburgh Seelers in the Rams game,
Speaker 3: and I'll watch the highlights before I delve into the film,
Speaker 3: just to get an idea of the tempo of the game.
Speaker 3: And at what point of the game do you really
Speaker 3: want to focus on on where the game changing plays
Speaker 3: are made so you can watch them. Well, it's a
Speaker 3: great way to do some prep. It's the Internet, man,
Speaker 3: an amazing place. It's just a fad though, It's that
Speaker 3: what they call that, that inner interweb. Yeah. Great, all right,
Speaker 3: let's take a look at these Pittsburgh Steeler Let's start
Speaker 3: with Kenny Pickett, I mean, the young quarterback, you know,
Speaker 3: the whole thing in the pre draft process, was the
Speaker 3: hand size. There's glove things going on in Pittsburgh these days.
Speaker 3: They're all about the gloves in his hands. So what's
Speaker 3: his deal, what's his story right now? Well, for I mean,
Speaker 3: if the only quarterback taken in the first round last year,
Speaker 3: right I believe it was the only quarterback that was
Speaker 3: taken in last year's draft, which was surprising given the
Speaker 3: importance of the position. And at least I think that's
Speaker 3: the case. I like him as far as he seems
Speaker 3: to have command. He seems to command the huddle, he
Speaker 3: seems to play with confidence, but the performance is not
Speaker 3: there yet. But then again, if you were to go
Speaker 3: and look at Trevor Lawrence in a year two, it
Speaker 3: wasn't quite there yet in the second year until about
Speaker 3: the midway point where things started to get better. Correct.
Speaker 3: I mean, so, I think it's a little bit early
Speaker 3: to have a decision made on Kenny Pickett whether or
Speaker 3: not he's gonna be a franchise guy or not. I
Speaker 3: like some things that he's doing. He makes some really
Speaker 3: nice rows this pass game, and in some previous games
Speaker 3: this year, he did a really good job of bringing
Speaker 3: them back into the ballgame and winning, which is a
Speaker 3: positive sign because it takes a lot of moxie to
Speaker 3: lead a team back when they're down, to lead them
Speaker 3: to victory Layton ball games, So that part of it.
Speaker 3: I think he is has a real strong point to
Speaker 3: his game, but consistently, I think there's still some things
Speaker 3: left to be desired. And I think he's got a
Speaker 3: really good wide receiver group. I mean the two wide
Speaker 3: receivers that scare me are Deontay Johnson and George Pickens.
Speaker 3: Johnson's been out a little bit, He's kind of getting
Speaker 3: back into it. This past game JP. He was really good. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and he got one huge play taken away from him
Speaker 3: because of a It was a blind side block by
Speaker 3: Pickens on a film and I'm going, Pickens, what are
Speaker 3: you doing? You know you can't do that. I mean,
Speaker 3: you just got a shield the guy. But he whacked
Speaker 3: one of the defensive backs of the La Rams, I
Speaker 3: mean whacked him, and I was like, you can't do that,
Speaker 3: But it took away I think it was about a
Speaker 3: thirty forty yard player. More on the Deontay Johnson had
Speaker 3: and that hurt the Pittsburgh Steels tremendously, and Mike Tomlin
Speaker 3: actually talked about the penalties after that game and said
Speaker 3: that we need to start understanding the flow and the
Speaker 3: ebb of the game based on the way that the
Speaker 3: officials are calling it, because he felt like they were
Speaker 3: playing or calling it pretty closely in that ball game.
Speaker 3: And he said, when and that's the case, we need
Speaker 3: to adjust and we need to make sure that we're
Speaker 3: playing clean. But those two receivers scare me more than anything.
Speaker 3: That young quarterback is still young. Pickens is about six
Speaker 3: foot three, round two hundred pounds. It's really good in
Speaker 3: contested balls down the boundary on the sideline like he's
Speaker 3: he can go up and make plays and then get
Speaker 3: his feet down. He he has And you know, I
Speaker 3: saw that Doug Peterson's press conference, he said, I believe
Speaker 3: it was yesterday. He talked about the back shoulder throws
Speaker 3: to Pickens, the contested balls that you're referring to, and
Speaker 3: there was a couple of them in this past game.
Speaker 3: And George Pickens is so tall that even if it's
Speaker 3: a jump ball, even if the defender's playing a back
Speaker 3: shoulder throw, that Pickens can still make the play. And
Speaker 3: Pickens is excellent. I mean, you go from the numbers out,
Speaker 3: he's excellent. Okay. He starts to creep inside the numbers
Speaker 3: a little bit to the hash marks. Okay, JP, it
Speaker 3: gets a little loud in there. Okay. What I mean
Speaker 3: by a little bit loud is that there's some dudes
Speaker 3: that are in there. Okay, that by the name of
Speaker 3: Kareem Jackson. He used his name to accentuate the one
Speaker 3: end of the spectrum. Okay, But there's a lot of
Speaker 3: physicality that exists between the numbers. Those guys have bad intentions,
Speaker 3: is what you're saying. Yes, okay, And I don't get
Speaker 3: the put it this way. Watching the film, Pickens's arm
Speaker 3: length decreases the more to the middle. He goes, what
Speaker 3: if there's a stat for that, like analytics say, hey,
Speaker 3: he's you know, his arms are four inches longer in
Speaker 3: the hash marks than outside or something. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but I can tell you that watching
Speaker 3: the film. And there's nothing wrong with this. Okay. Some
Speaker 3: guys are meant to play outside. Some guys are meant
Speaker 3: for the middle. Okay. One of the greatest Pittsburgh Steelers
Speaker 3: of all time was a guy that was fearless in
Speaker 3: the middle of the wide receiver. You've had a bunch
Speaker 3: in the Hall of Fame. No, I know, I'm not
Speaker 3: like recently. No no, no, no, no, not Stalworth either, So
Speaker 3: don't throw that name out. Gosh, what's his name? Physical blocker? Okay,
Speaker 3: was a great blocker. Come on, heines Ward? Thank you?
Speaker 3: I mean that was heinz Ward's area. Okay, well, that's
Speaker 3: not Pickens's area. He doesn't like to do that. Like
Speaker 3: I said, his arms, you know, going across the middle.
Speaker 3: You know, here's full extension. Okay, and then then all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, you get them dinosaur like alligator arms.
Speaker 3: It's like t rex arm, like the bill came and
Speaker 3: he doesn't want to pay it. I can't quite reach
Speaker 3: and get it. But Deontae Johnson is not scared. I'm
Speaker 3: not saying the other guys. I'm just saying he's a
Speaker 3: little bit more courageous than another. I think you just
Speaker 3: said he's scared. He just said that. Okay, he's scared.
Speaker 3: I would be scared going in the middle. You know,
Speaker 3: the guy like Cisco waiting on me, Well, who should
Speaker 3: be going? The middle is a tight end they don't like.
Speaker 3: That's why I like playing defense. Well, yeah, because it was.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a targeted the one making the contact, not
Speaker 3: taking correct But they don't have the tight end right now.
Speaker 3: That's luth Is on I R he had what a
Speaker 3: you set a hamstring and uh he's been active. But
Speaker 3: the one tight end that they do have has a
Speaker 3: very famous last name, Hayward. Oh yeah, yeah, Connor Hayward,
Speaker 3: which is he's the brother, Okay, the brother of the
Speaker 3: guy on the other side of the ball, correct, Cam
Speaker 3: Cam Hayward, who is his windows open to practiced yesterday
Speaker 3: or today? I think? Yeah, he got his twenty one
Speaker 3: day winows, so he could play conceivably this game against
Speaker 3: the Jaguars. But Connor Hayward, I mean he's listed as
Speaker 3: a full back. Okay, you're calling him a tight end, Okay,
Speaker 3: but when you watch the guy on film, he's a fullback. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's bigger, he's a big well, he's not tall, that's right.
Speaker 3: And he's a Michigan State guy if I remember, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he is a Michigan State guy, that's right. So, but
Speaker 3: he's not a big guy. He's not dynamic, he's not
Speaker 3: a great receiver. And I think that's what what Pittsburgh
Speaker 3: is missing a little bit in their offense is that
Speaker 3: you don't have friar Muths, because I think Friarmouth is
Speaker 3: a big weapon for them. Jaguars Happy in ten XL
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Speaker 3: Steelers defense, I mean TJ. Watt is the first guys
Speaker 3: that stands out. He's right there near the top of
Speaker 3: the league in sacks. He's impactful, He's got his hands
Speaker 3: on the football the time. He's a Defensive Player of
Speaker 3: the Year at one point in his career and could
Speaker 3: be certainly again. But he is He's the one that
Speaker 3: really makes this thing go on defense. So how do
Speaker 3: you approach TJ. Watt. Well, let's go to that line
Speaker 3: that you just said. He's what makes him go on defense.
Speaker 3: Let's go back to last year for the Pittsburgh Steelers,
Speaker 3: because this was an interesting number. He had a peck
Speaker 3: injury last year and he missed seven games. Well, in
Speaker 3: those seven games, the Pittsburgh Steelers only went one in
Speaker 3: six as a team, okay, and also gave up twenty
Speaker 3: five point three points per game. Well, when he played
Speaker 3: in ten games, they were eight and two and they
Speaker 3: only gave up sixteen point nine points per game, so
Speaker 3: a touchdown. So his performance presence is worth a touchdown
Speaker 3: a game and the difference between winning and losing. And
Speaker 3: that's a crazy number to think of statistically. But eighty
Speaker 3: five and a half career sacks. He's only in year seven,
Speaker 3: which is insane. A couple of years ago he tied
Speaker 3: Michael Strahan's record twenty two and a half sacks in
Speaker 3: a season. He constantly gets doubled and gets a lot
Speaker 3: of attention from multiple players on the offense, and I
Speaker 3: think he changes the way offensive coordinators call the game.
Speaker 3: The problem with him is that, Okay, you put two
Speaker 3: guys on him. Now you're going to take somebody out
Speaker 3: of the route tree. Okay, So now you lower the
Speaker 3: choices for your quarterback. You lower the number of people
Speaker 3: that can spread a defense out. Well, there's another guy
Speaker 3: on the other side named high Smith. It's pretty dog
Speaker 3: gone good too. Who Oh, by the way, I think
Speaker 3: last year he had like fourteen and a half sacks
Speaker 3: or somehow excellent player. And oh, by the way, they
Speaker 3: got a rookie that they drafted from Wisconsin, her brig
Speaker 3: Her brig h e r her Big h e R
Speaker 3: b ig Okay, Nick Herbig fourth round pick out of Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: And I don't know what his numbers are. Maybe you
Speaker 3: can tell me how many sacks he has, but I
Speaker 3: can tell you this watching the film, the guy can
Speaker 3: play and I'm talking he can play football. This guy
Speaker 3: is a good pass rusher. He is in the rotation
Speaker 3: with high Smith and then also t J. Watt where
Speaker 3: those guys are getting blows or breaks. He's a really
Speaker 3: good pick for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pittsburgh Steelers calling car
Speaker 3: has always been outside lineman y So Nick herbigs has
Speaker 3: only played in four games this year. He's got six tackles,
Speaker 3: one sack to fl Okay. I'm just telling you why
Speaker 3: special teams cup tackles. Watching the film on the guy,
Speaker 3: he can play, okay. And so for the folks that
Speaker 3: are wondering, okay high Smith where everybody knows what TJ Wat?
Speaker 3: TJ Watt? Where's ninety yep? Okay. He's always on the
Speaker 3: defensive left over the right tackle, not always. They move
Speaker 3: him every now and again they'll flip him over to
Speaker 3: the other side. And last last week this was interesting
Speaker 3: because Sean McVay was really trying to get a bead
Speaker 3: and double TJ. Watt. They were flip flopping. That interesting,
Speaker 3: and so I'm talking while okay, offense comes to the
Speaker 3: line of scrimmage, t J. Watt and high Smith flip
Speaker 3: flop okay as they're getting set. Okay, So they were
Speaker 3: trying to do that because they didn't want the Rams
Speaker 3: to be able to get a bead and double on TJ. Watt.
Speaker 3: And and then also once they rotated in the rookie,
Speaker 3: they would put the rookie on the other side and
Speaker 3: let TJ rush from the other side. So they're gonna
Speaker 3: move him around, and I think it's gonna be a
Speaker 3: little bit of a chess game. Okay, what is Press
Speaker 3: Taylor gonna do? What is Doug Peterson gonna do with TJ.
Speaker 3: Watt when he lines up at the on the side
Speaker 3: that he usually is, and will they try to check
Speaker 3: protection if he flip flops like he did against the
Speaker 3: La Rams. That's gonna be interesting to watch a little
Speaker 3: bit of a chess match. There plenty ahead. We're back
Speaker 3: in a moment, Kay Stevens joining us in studio. Jaguars
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Speaker 2: is obviously on their way home because everybody does. But
Speaker 2: I saw dolphins jumping out of the water, and I'm
Speaker 2: not from Florida's up was very exciting for me. Was,
Speaker 2: oh my god, there's dolphins jumping out of the water,
Speaker 2: very Florida.
Speaker 3: They're everywhere. Yeah, we've got manatees right comes to you
Speaker 3: the whole deal. Yeah, Yeah, that's pretty neat. How U
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Speaker 3: it ends up on Logoman's boat. Imagine that. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: used to. Yeah, now, kayak, it's right, a little big
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Speaker 2: I was gonna say, what are you trying to pull
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Speaker 3: coming up. Ky. They're coming off a mini bye week.
Speaker 2: They are, And I feel like it was just enough
Speaker 2: of a break, right, because like you don't want to
Speaker 2: take too much of a break because then you're going
Speaker 2: to be checked out, because it's a hard spot to
Speaker 2: be in because we got like three three ish days
Speaker 2: off because they're back on Monday, but then just one
Speaker 2: more game and then it's the real bye week. So
Speaker 2: like I feel like it was just enough of a
Speaker 2: break to get people like rested, but then to have
Speaker 2: them back in on Monday practicing and kind of get ready,
Speaker 2: and everybody seems pretty focused. They don't feel like they're
Speaker 2: checked out yet.
Speaker 3: So really, like two and a half days off, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's true.
Speaker 2: By the time we got back, that's fair. That's very fair.
Speaker 3: I think I got on like four four o'clock.
Speaker 2: We got here at four, Yeah, so it was late the.
Speaker 3: Business we've chosen. I suppose that's all right. I mean, look,
Speaker 3: it's uh. Look, I said this during the game broadcast,
Speaker 3: that defense and that football team played hard, and they
Speaker 3: played well and that was an incredible performance. But I
Speaker 3: said this that they need to take have cold tub
Speaker 3: cold beer and have the weekend off and rest. And
Speaker 3: I hope they did because that's like the greatest I mean,
Speaker 3: that's it's hard to play a short week, but if
Speaker 3: you treat the weekend and the time off that you have,
Speaker 3: that ensues. I think you got a great opportunity to
Speaker 3: kind of get back on track. Like you were talking about,
Speaker 3: it's you want to have a break, but then you
Speaker 3: don't want to lose your edge, so to speak, you know,
Speaker 3: because you're on a four game roll.
Speaker 2: You know, I feel like some times, and Jeff, you
Speaker 2: could probably speak to this better, but like you know,
Speaker 2: when you're away from work a little too long and
Speaker 2: then by the time you come back, you're like, I
Speaker 2: don't want to do this anymore. Is that what bye
Speaker 2: week is like?
Speaker 3: Or do you just you're dead on. Is that what
Speaker 3: it's like.
Speaker 2: You're like finally getting into it. You're like, I could
Speaker 2: live this way every day, and then all of a
Speaker 2: sudden you have to go back.
Speaker 3: Kayk is awesome. Well, I mean, look, the players are human.
Speaker 3: I mean they're just like everybody else. You get a
Speaker 3: day off, You're like, you know, gosh, it sure would
Speaker 3: be nice to have, you know, weekends off like this,
Speaker 3: you know all the time. But the reality is is
Speaker 3: that that's not the job and that's not the job description.
Speaker 3: So you go back to work. But it's nice to
Speaker 3: have that break and uh and also it gives you
Speaker 3: a little extra focus because you have the break. But
Speaker 3: then you also are saying, look, I'm gonna commit and
Speaker 3: I'm all in this week because I know the next week,
Speaker 3: I got some some time that I can really enjoy
Speaker 3: a mental break and also a physical break from it.
Speaker 3: Kay Stevens with us in Studio Jaguars Happy Hour. The
Speaker 3: quarterback storyline last week dominated the headlines going into the
Speaker 3: game when the super Dome, and then during the game
Speaker 3: in the super Dome, he ended up as the leading
Speaker 3: rusher for the Jaguars on a brace. He said he's
Speaker 3: gonna continue to wear it, and that's what it's gonna be.
Speaker 3: He's gonna be out there and fight through this thing.
Speaker 2: Gosh, if you didn't appreciate Trevor Lawrence before that game,
Speaker 2: you have to after that game for him to, you know,
Speaker 2: play through injury. That's inspiring two teammates. I mean, we've
Speaker 2: heard from all of them saying, you know, if Trevor's
Speaker 2: out there doing that and playing well while doing it,
Speaker 2: that motivates people. For it was like, Oh, I saw
Speaker 2: him doing all this running around. He's like, I got
Speaker 2: to step my game up. So that inspires your teammates
Speaker 2: to see that. Also, you look across the sideline you
Speaker 2: see Derek Carr having a meltdown over there, and you're like, geez,
Speaker 2: that could be what we were dealing with. So I
Speaker 2: not that I don't think anybody appreciated him, but when
Speaker 2: you see stuff like that, you're like, oh, things could
Speaker 2: be much worse.
Speaker 3: One of my favorites was on Instagram there was a
Speaker 3: they had I guess Trayvon was miked up.
Speaker 2: Somebody was yeah, it's the best part of Mike Oh
Speaker 2: funny story that almost got left out and miked up.
Speaker 2: I helped save that, by the way, which was that?
Speaker 2: So Trayvon is miked up for We do a make
Speaker 2: up player every week and we had him maked.
Speaker 3: Up last week. I watched it all, but I didn't
Speaker 3: see he was right.
Speaker 2: Up on Derek Carr. When Derek Carr started lighting up,
Speaker 2: Chris Olaven was like, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: Run?
Speaker 2: And it's like this just you hear it, and then
Speaker 2: Trayvon's in the background like, hey, Derek wouldn't new, There
Speaker 2: was no new.
Speaker 3: Oh it's a good stuff. Look what you brought up
Speaker 3: about Trevor's dead on and what Foyer said about Trevor
Speaker 3: is dead on. I thought the biggest play in the
Speaker 3: ball game was the first scramble that Trevor had because
Speaker 3: it sent a message. It sent a message to your coaches,
Speaker 3: it sent a message to your teammates, and it sent
Speaker 3: a message to your opponent. I'm here, I'm healthy enough,
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna play ball. Let's go boys, I mean,
Speaker 3: because I mean reality. Think about it. What did we
Speaker 3: all think when we saw Trevor run? Don't do it?
Speaker 2: And I slid too, And I was like, but.
Speaker 3: When we saw him take off, We're like, that's impressive,
Speaker 3: that's toughness and he.
Speaker 2: Cut on it too. It wasn't like.
Speaker 3: Yes, and so everybody else sees that that's on the
Speaker 3: team and they're sitting there, Oh yeah, here we go. Yep,
Speaker 3: let's go. And so when you when the quarterback shows
Speaker 3: that he's all in by actions, I think it spurs
Speaker 3: people on to have a better performance because they know
Speaker 3: he's gutting it out, they know he's tough. Okay, But
Speaker 3: I loved how after the game. I wanted to bring
Speaker 3: this up this week and I'm definitely gonna do it
Speaker 3: right now so I don't forget. I love how Trevor
Speaker 3: was asked the question after the game about the knee
Speaker 3: and about fighting through it, and Trevor wanted to deflect
Speaker 3: and say, look, this is a tough game, this is
Speaker 3: a tough sport, and I don't want to talk about
Speaker 3: money because everybody's fighting through something and he's dead on.
Speaker 3: But I thought it that just shows you. I think
Speaker 3: the level of leadership that he has in two ways.
Speaker 3: One the performance, one showing that he can run. He
Speaker 3: was a leading rusher in that game. That was a
Speaker 3: career high rushing yards for him on a knee that
Speaker 3: was in a brace that was not feeling one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: But then after the game, the leadership doesn't stop when
Speaker 3: he makes something like that, in a comment like that,
Speaker 3: and the players see that that's what leaders do. If
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Speaker 3: I talked about it, Makay this performance. I mean they
Speaker 3: had a lead, they had to pick six to get
Speaker 3: that fifteen point lead, gave it up. They're running out
Speaker 3: of guess, but they got the fourth down stop. Mon
Speaker 3: Terrek Brown played big in a big moll in his
Speaker 3: first start, and that was a question mark going into
Speaker 3: that game last Thursday as well. How is this going
Speaker 3: to hold up to Von Campbell's up off the practice
Speaker 3: squad break glass in case of emergency. Oh, they didn't
Speaker 3: have to. And monterak played big in that game for
Speaker 3: the Jags, and this defense just keeps doing it week
Speaker 3: after week. They stopped the run, they take the ball away,
Speaker 3: and they find a.
Speaker 2: Way and it was a little bit of a bend
Speaker 2: not break there at the end, but they got it done.
Speaker 2: And I think what's cool at this point, and I
Speaker 2: talked a little bit about this on Jagsam, is they're
Speaker 2: at a point now where when they draft people or
Speaker 2: they have people coming in, they can kind of get
Speaker 2: them to where they want them to be on either
Speaker 2: the practice squad or as a backup, and then when
Speaker 2: someone goes down, that person's ready to go in. It's
Speaker 2: it's not you know, yes, he's never started before, but
Speaker 2: he to have that mentality when someone's picking on you
Speaker 2: and throwing your way every single time, you have to
Speaker 2: have a mentality like Monterrek Brown had where he's like,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna figure this out because that can easily break
Speaker 2: somebody if, like, you know, you let one thing go
Speaker 2: by you. But the nature of that position and playing
Speaker 2: behind the people he plays behind and working with the
Speaker 2: people that he works with, it was clear that he
Speaker 2: was prepared for that moment. There's other times people get
Speaker 2: thrown in You're like, this is gonna be a long day,
Speaker 2: and it could have been a long day. They threw
Speaker 2: out him all that. I'm sure it felt that way
Speaker 2: for him, but then to come up as big as
Speaker 2: he did in the end of that game, it's huge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was that was big play. Now, wasn't exactly
Speaker 3: the best thrown ball. Okay, you can't control that part.
Speaker 3: He just knock it down. So that's why Derek Carr
Speaker 3: needs to live in a glasshouse and just kind of
Speaker 3: shut up a little bit to his teammates. But but
Speaker 3: I will say this, Uh, the Jaguars protected monterk Brown
Speaker 3: a little bit too. Now, Okay, so uh, I want
Speaker 3: to make sure we give some credit to the coaching
Speaker 3: staff because when you have a young player like that
Speaker 3: that's playing in a game that's going against a Michael
Speaker 3: Thomas and an old lave, you've got to you got
Speaker 3: to give him some help, and I thought they did.
Speaker 3: They put the safety over the top a little bit
Speaker 3: to help him out, which was which was wise, But
Speaker 3: at the end, you can't help them. Okay, you're kind
Speaker 3: of out on an island. You got to make the plays,
Speaker 3: and he made the place. But what enables them to
Speaker 3: provide some help in that situation. To MONTERK. Brown, your
Speaker 3: other corner's playing lights out, Okay, Darius Williams is playing
Speaker 3: lights out. I mean, I'm telling you last year I
Speaker 3: thought at times that he was not very good. This year,
Speaker 3: he's the best corner on his roster. Right now, He's
Speaker 3: playing at a level that's better than Tyson Campbell. And
Speaker 3: I hope Tyson Campbell gets back and then now you
Speaker 3: got two really good corners. But give credit to Darius Williams.
Speaker 3: I McKay. You had to three interceptions in three games, Okay, great.
Speaker 3: That pass defense that he knocked up into the air
Speaker 3: for Fourier intercept was an outstanding play. He's been physical,
Speaker 3: He's got the most pass defense in the league. And
Speaker 3: give him some credit to with the success of Montery Brown,
Speaker 3: I'm writing that down. I'm giving credit to Darius Williams. Yes,
Speaker 3: he's been a stud man, been a stud I mean,
Speaker 3: do you guys look at PFF Football Focused grades? Okay?
Speaker 3: I look at it because I think it's it's not
Speaker 3: the the ultimate grading scale, Okay, but I think it's
Speaker 3: a tool and it's something that you can look at
Speaker 3: that you can say Okay, it's somebody else's opinion, and
Speaker 3: you can argue the fact that it's acute or not,
Speaker 3: but at least you can present it that it's somebody
Speaker 3: else's opinion. He's the third highest rated corner on PFF scale.
Speaker 3: If you take that, everybody's got to play twenty percent
Speaker 3: minimum snaps. That's impressive. And the reason I bring that
Speaker 3: up is the last time that the Jaguars had corners
Speaker 3: that were ranked that high. Okay, let's go back to
Speaker 3: twenty seventeen when Jalen Ramsey and hey J Boyer worked
Speaker 3: like one and two on PFF's rankings. I mean tremendous.
Speaker 3: So I'm just trying to throw a little little love
Speaker 3: towards Darius Williams because I might have thrown them a
Speaker 3: little shade last year's shade, bad Shad, Way to go.
Speaker 3: You didn't have to google it or anything. I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't google it. It's hands free. I didn't touch anything.
Speaker 3: How good are these Steelers KA.
Speaker 2: Hard to tell. They a little bit identity crisis from
Speaker 2: what I've seen. At least it's because it's similar to
Speaker 2: us in the sense where they have young quarterback. They
Speaker 2: haven't quite gotten to where they can be with their offense.
Speaker 2: Obviously at a lesser level. I think the Jaguars offense
Speaker 2: can be much better than the Pittsburgh offense, and then
Speaker 2: they rely along on their defense and their pass rush.
Speaker 2: There they are high in turnovers as forcing turnovers as well.
Speaker 2: Not as high as the Jaguars, but high up there.
Speaker 2: I think they're trying to figure out who they are.
Speaker 2: Mike Tomlin had a nice little rant in his press
Speaker 2: conference earlier in the week about he thinks having an
Speaker 2: identity is dumb because then that just tells the other
Speaker 2: team what they need to stop. So he doesn't want
Speaker 2: to be any particular kind of team. He just wants
Speaker 2: to be better at a little bit of everything.
Speaker 3: So he's got some great lines. Oh, I enjoy him.
Speaker 2: I could listen to it was like it was like
Speaker 2: forty five minutes long, and it was just it was great.
Speaker 3: Sometimes would never say never, but never he always has.
Speaker 3: I mean some kind I mean where you can create
Speaker 3: into some kind of meme.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean it's some kind of is or like
Speaker 2: saying at.
Speaker 3: Least sometimes I don't know what's more entertaining the unexpected
Speaker 3: or expected staleness of a Bill Belichick press conference when
Speaker 3: he just when a question is asked and he just
Speaker 3: sits there and doesn't say anything for about five seconds.
Speaker 2: It's impressive how awkward he can make it because like
Speaker 2: to keep us straight face and like make it that weird.
Speaker 3: I just chuckle when I watch his press conferences. And
Speaker 3: then Mike Tomlin is flat out entertainment at times because
Speaker 3: he's he's almost like this this caricature that has this
Speaker 3: ability to be a classic ball coach with classic ball
Speaker 3: coach sayings. It's hilarious. And then they go out and
Speaker 3: perform well too well games. You know did Doug Peterson
Speaker 3: said it early in the week and he was dead on,
Speaker 3: and that Mike Tomlin does a great job with messaging.
Speaker 3: And you can't be a coach for seventeen years and
Speaker 3: never have a losing season without having a great messaging system.
Speaker 3: And Mike Tomlin is one of the best Jaguars All
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Speaker 2: Got Evan Ingram is going to be back with us
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Speaker 3: Oh, it's always a good one. Evan's great.
Speaker 2: He is great. He loves he loves to see the
Speaker 2: fans in person, and he's just such a good guy,
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Speaker 3: That first catch that he had in New Orleans, I
Speaker 3: know it was ridiculous, Yeah, I mean it was just
Speaker 3: you know, yeah, I can't remember the body contortion and
Speaker 3: his shoulder go that night, careful, it's crazy. And then
Speaker 3: somehow he turned it up. I mean, it's what he does.
Speaker 3: He so consistent, so professional, and one of the hardest
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Speaker 3: Jaguars and the Steelers coming up in week eight, It's
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Speaker 3: the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Jaguars PR Department has just announced
Speaker 3: the injury report for Thursday for both teams and today
Speaker 3: for the Jaguars. It is the exact same injury report, statuses, statuses,
Speaker 3: statusties which one status sees I think officially, but I
Speaker 3: would just say that it's the exact same as it was. Yes, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that so. Tyson Campbell the hamstring as you limited both days.
Speaker 3: Andre Cisco hamstring injury limited both days. Devon Hamilton back
Speaker 3: issue full both days yesterday and today. Jay Jones is
Speaker 3: not practiced this week. That doesn't sound good for this
Speaker 3: week with a knee injury. Greg Junior hamstring injury full
Speaker 3: both days. Cornerback, it's good news. Trevor Lawrence knee issue
Speaker 3: limited both days. Walker Little knee issue limited both days.
Speaker 3: Brandon Sheriff ankle issue limited both days. Okay, fifty two
Speaker 3: on the roster right now because of the release of
Speaker 3: roy Ethan Rourke was released and then signed back to
Speaker 3: the practice squad. Okay, so now you have a roster spot.
Speaker 3: So if you wanted to activate either Greg Junior or
Speaker 3: Devon Hamilton, which both of their windows have been opened,
Speaker 3: which can go twenty one days, which Devon what at
Speaker 3: the end of this week will be down to seven?
Speaker 3: Greg Junior was opened this week, right, so think so
Speaker 3: or last week? Not last week though, yeah this week
Speaker 3: so so yeah. So maybe one of those guys could
Speaker 3: be brought up to the active roster for a game day.
Speaker 3: It'll be interesting to see as well, just because, as
Speaker 3: we said a little bit earlier, typically teams would be
Speaker 3: a little bit more cautious knowing that you've got the
Speaker 3: bye week to get one more week of healing for
Speaker 3: an injured player. What the Steelers alow at it. What
Speaker 3: injury report? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, well what do they got? Okay,
Speaker 3: First of all, the twenty one day window was opened
Speaker 3: for Heyward cam Hayward growing issue. Limited today. He had
Speaker 3: growing surgery by the way, Yes, more than an issue.
Speaker 3: Yeah it was surgery. Yeah, surgery. That's more than just
Speaker 3: an es not good, but it was. You said week
Speaker 3: one was the injury, right, I think I don't. I
Speaker 3: don't know that. Well, he was active for the first
Speaker 3: game of the year and he's been active since, so
Speaker 3: it had to happen in the first game either way.
Speaker 3: He's limited today, okay. Anthony McFarland junior a running back
Speaker 3: knee injury full both days. Cornerback Levi Wallace foot injury,
Speaker 3: did not practice Wednesday, limited today. Yeah. And by the way,
Speaker 3: because he didn't play a lot, Joey Porter played a ton.
Speaker 3: Joey Porter was not on the report at all yesterday
Speaker 3: and now limited today with a calf issue. Wide receiver
Speaker 3: Deontay Johnson not on the report yesterday but did not
Speaker 3: practice today with a hamstring injury. Ooh, that's a big
Speaker 3: one now, yeah, back that that one is something to
Speaker 3: watch along with the Porter thing, and also with Levi
Speaker 3: Wallace because you're talking about starting corners there. Yes, linebacker
Speaker 3: Cole Holcombe ankle injury full both days. Nate herbig offensive
Speaker 3: lineman illness did not practice yesterday full today. He should
Speaker 3: be fine moving ahead. So they got two sets of
Speaker 3: brothers on this football team. But how about that, right,
Speaker 3: Haywards and the Herbigs. Yeah, Haywards and Herbigs. Wow, it's
Speaker 3: a tongue twister, certainly is do you have it? The
Speaker 3: injury report is in Tailgate with Tony coming up Sunday,
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Speaker 3: we sent you to Doug Peterson Choke. Coming up, we'll
Speaker 3: hear from the head coaching studio logs and coming off
Speaker 3: the mini bye week, we'll also hear from Charles Davis
Speaker 3: CBS Sports. He's the analyst this week. Love Charles iron
Speaker 3: Eagle on the Call of the Jaguars and Steelers matchup.
Speaker 3: So hey, Iron Eagle, by the way, just a little thing.
Speaker 3: I've known him since like nineteen eighty nine, Yeah, New York.
Speaker 3: Yeah he was he was working at wf AN, the
Speaker 3: radio radio station in New York at the time, and
Speaker 3: met him years ago. And he's done an amazing job
Speaker 3: in broadcasting even since, even back then, even to till now.
Speaker 3: He does trying his job. And Charles Davis, I'm a
Speaker 3: huge Charles Davis fan. Great guy, great guy, and does
Speaker 3: a really good job of getting his messages out to
Speaker 3: the viewers in television. We'll hear from Charles coming up
Speaker 3: about thirty minutes or so. What do you want to
Speaker 3: hear from Doug Peterson? A five and two record, maybe
Speaker 3: six and two after a win, it would be six
Speaker 3: and two and a bye week. Everything's kind of turning
Speaker 3: up right well right now. One of the things I
Speaker 3: want to talk to him about is it his weather.
Speaker 3: I know you're a weather nerd Well. I mean, look,
Speaker 3: weather conditions could be an issue up in Pittsburgh right now.
Speaker 3: The forecast is not exactly looking good. Also want to
Speaker 3: talk about how do you how do you contend with
Speaker 3: a guy from a from a game plan standpoint, like
Speaker 3: TJ wantt absolutely and also we'll ask him. Sure about
Speaker 3: Trevor's knee, how that is going? Seems to be a storyline.
Speaker 3: You think the starting quarterback, you know me, probably would
Speaker 3: be a storyline. But nights, I wish we could have
Speaker 3: two hours with him, because he does he does a
Speaker 3: great job. Yeah, and but we will pick his break
Speaker 3: coming up about this matchup Jaguars Steelers, the first time
Speaker 3: the Jags have been to Pittsburgh since the AFC Divisional
Speaker 3: playoff game after the twenty seventeen season. That's the Jaguars
Speaker 3: last trip to Pittsburgh that turned out well. Of course,
Speaker 3: been a while. Only a handful of players left from
Speaker 3: that team. By the way, Cam Robinson, let's see Tyler
Speaker 3: Shatley Smoot was on that team, I believe young not
Speaker 3: a whole That's about it. Everybody else is. Cam Robinson
Speaker 3: told me this week those are the two favorite, two
Speaker 3: of the most favorite games he's played in the NFL,
Speaker 3: the two Steeler games in twenty seventeen. Well, and a
Speaker 3: big reason for that. Again, I'm gonna go back to
Speaker 3: what Trevor's Trevor said, and he talked about the aura
Speaker 3: of the Pittsburgh Steelers. I mean, that's you're talking one
Speaker 3: of the one of the oldest oldest franchises in the
Speaker 3: National Football League. I think the Steelers franchise is like
Speaker 3: ninety some odd years old now or ninety years old,
Speaker 3: which is uh, it's like the seventh oldest franchise I think,
Speaker 3: is what I said. It's it's impressive. So this is
Speaker 3: gonna be a cool game and a great environment. It
Speaker 3: always is in Pittsburgh, always is certainly better when the
Speaker 3: Jaguars is gonna win up there, which they've done a
Speaker 3: lot of in the last twenty years or so. Try
Speaker 3: to do it again this week. That'll do it for
Speaker 3: Jaguars Happy Hour. Up next, it's Jaguars Radio Network coverage
Speaker 3: that Doug Peterson Show will hear from the head coach
Speaker 3: in studio. Our thanks to Kay Stevens are thanks to
Speaker 3: Joe forz Nato and Brent Reaver for our entire crew,
Speaker 3: and Jeff Logman. I'm J. P. Shadwick. Thank you for
Speaker 3: listening to Jaguars Happy Hour.