Speaker 1: Welcome to Jagsam. I'm kind Nanni Stevens, John Oser, Brian
Speaker 1: Sexton are with me as we have our final regular
Speaker 1: season jag XAM of the year. As we prepare for
Speaker 1: the final game of the year. It's win and in
Speaker 1: for the Jags as to take on the Titans in
Speaker 1: Week eighteen. Our first big thing today is going to
Speaker 1: be you in or out, because while it is win
Speaker 1: or in for the team, we don't quite know yet
Speaker 1: whether Trevor Lawrence will be playing quarterback. You miss last week.
Speaker 1: It's first game of his career that he's missed. He's
Speaker 1: going to try to practice this week and see how
Speaker 1: things go.
Speaker 2: It's feeling better.
Speaker 3: I think certain movements bother more than others.
Speaker 2: There's some things that I can do, and there's some
Speaker 2: areas where I have totally normal strength and you know,
Speaker 2: it's functional and all that, but in certain positions it
Speaker 2: does get a little bit there's some aggravation. But that's
Speaker 2: getting better every day, but it's still I would like
Speaker 2: to see that go down a little bit more pri
Speaker 2: to totally let it lose.
Speaker 1: Brian, Trevor was limited to practice yesterday. Any inkling with
Speaker 1: this one, this shoulder thing is a lot different than
Speaker 1: what we've seen from him earlier.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, last week I said that I didn't
Speaker 4: think he was going to play, and obviously he didn't,
Speaker 4: and I was reading body language and things like that,
Speaker 4: just a guess.
Speaker 3: So that's all I can do this week. I'm fifty
Speaker 3: to fifty, you know.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think the situation sets up John for
Speaker 4: him to try to play through it this week. But
Speaker 4: I just, you know, I didn't get the sense watching him.
Speaker 4: I have a much greater sense that perhaps Kirk and
Speaker 4: Jones will be on the field after watching them on
Speaker 4: the practice field yesterday and watching how smooth they looked.
Speaker 3: Just not a strong gut either way.
Speaker 5: On Trevor, you'd be stunned if Zay didn't play. Surprise
Speaker 5: a Christian doesn't play. And I'm with you. I'm fifty
Speaker 5: to fifty on Trevor kind of go back and forth
Speaker 5: when I'm asked about I think the fact that he
Speaker 5: practiced his goods. He did not practice at all last week,
Speaker 5: and by Thursday you kind of got the feeling no way,
Speaker 5: I don't know. I mean, it's going to come down
Speaker 5: to how Trevor feels, and I think the other part
Speaker 5: of it will be Doug Peterson watching him throw. When
Speaker 5: he throws, we didn't see him throw yesterday, but when
Speaker 5: he throws, Doug looking at it and saying, okay, we
Speaker 5: feel like that can get us a win. But I
Speaker 5: think they also trust that they have a formula. They
Speaker 5: saw last week. There's a formula where you can beat
Speaker 5: teams with C. J. Bethard, So I don't think they're
Speaker 5: scared of that.
Speaker 4: And how much do you weigh John the fact that
Speaker 4: you could see a playoff game here next week and
Speaker 4: wanting to give him one more week.
Speaker 3: It's not guaranteed.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is essentially a playoff game, but if
Speaker 4: he's not quite ready, do you try.
Speaker 3: And hold it off one more week get your chance?
Speaker 5: Well, there's that, but I think just as heavily on
Speaker 5: the other end of the scale, ways wouldn't you love
Speaker 5: to get Trevor some time with Christian, some time with Zay,
Speaker 5: get that flow going a little bit going into the postseason.
Speaker 5: So I think there's an even balance. So I think
Speaker 5: you throw those things out and just comes down to
Speaker 5: can he throw effectively? Do you trust it?
Speaker 1: It feels like there's a bit of a timeline here too,
Speaker 1: because as we know, they like to see Trevor practice
Speaker 1: because of the issues he's had where he doesn't practice.
Speaker 1: So Thursday today seems like it's gonna be a big day.
Speaker 1: Our second big thing is big game Blues. The team
Speaker 1: has had some big games on their schedule and they
Speaker 1: haven't really come through in some of those matchups. Now,
Speaker 1: this one may not be big in terms of the
Speaker 1: Titans being very talented at this point in the season,
Speaker 1: but it's a big game because the Daguars need to
Speaker 1: win if they want to make it into the playoffs.
Speaker 1: And Doug Peterson addressed Di yesterday.
Speaker 6: You're right in the sense that we haven't performed well
Speaker 6: in the big game yet. And these are the things
Speaker 6: that I keep stressing to our team. You know, expect
Speaker 6: to be in big games, right, Expect to be in
Speaker 6: these types of football games, in these types of moments
Speaker 6: where there's a little maybe a little added pressure and
Speaker 6: you kind of feel that pressure, and you know, we
Speaker 6: haven't handled that extremely well this year. But you know, listen,
Speaker 6: one thing about this team, as you guys know, they
Speaker 6: come out and play hard when they're backs against the
Speaker 6: wall a little bit. They seem to find comfort in that.
Speaker 6: But you know, I'll keep I'll keep talking to them.
Speaker 1: So he's trying. John, do you feel confident in what
Speaker 1: we're going to see on the field on Sunday or
Speaker 1: do you still feel like we're not really sure where
Speaker 1: we're at with it and talks of effort and just
Speaker 1: what kind of performance they're going to put out.
Speaker 5: There on Yeah, I think the Panthers game came at
Speaker 5: a good time where you could just sort of settle
Speaker 5: things down and show the guys again, hey, if you
Speaker 5: stop the run, if you tackle well, if you do
Speaker 5: your job, and if you don't turn the ball over,
Speaker 5: then that's that's our formula. And they were playing such
Speaker 5: good teams and such weird situations for four weeks, with
Speaker 5: Trevor being hear, with Christian being out. I don't think
Speaker 5: you mean to get away from it. But then maybe
Speaker 5: once everything starts getting real, you get away from it
Speaker 5: a little bit. So yeah, I don't think you'll see
Speaker 5: a repeat of Christmas Eve, where frankly, the effort didn't
Speaker 5: look great, the urgency didn't look great. I don't think
Speaker 5: you'll see that. I expect them to win because they
Speaker 5: match up well against the Titans, and if they play
Speaker 5: this quote simple kind of game. Then I think they
Speaker 5: pull away from them because they're better. So I think
Speaker 5: we will see.
Speaker 3: The effort, you know. I think this is the growth
Speaker 3: area for this team going forward. Khy.
Speaker 4: You look at the Chiefs game, the Niners, the Ravens,
Speaker 4: the Bengals, and the Bills. Those are the five games
Speaker 4: that everyone looked at and said, hey, the NFL laid
Speaker 4: these out for us. These are those line in the
Speaker 4: sand games. Are we going to cross it? And they didn't.
Speaker 4: They only beat the Bills in Buffalo, and against the
Speaker 4: Chiefs didn't play well at all. And against the Niners,
Speaker 4: neither side of the ball played well at all. It's
Speaker 4: just the big games this year were not big games
Speaker 4: except for Buffalo for this football team. And that's where
Speaker 4: they've got to get to where they play the best
Speaker 4: and they play their best against the best, consistently powerful football,
Speaker 4: and they haven't done it. So this is an important
Speaker 4: game against the power team. In other words, they're going
Speaker 4: to run the ball, so we'll see if they're ready
Speaker 4: to stop the run.
Speaker 1: This game is certainly going to prove a lot, so
Speaker 1: we'll look forward to that. We'll talk a little bit
Speaker 1: more about that matchup but our final big thing today
Speaker 1: is help is on the way. We talked a little
Speaker 1: bit about Jay Jones getting closer to returning, but Christian Kirk,
Speaker 1: just a month after undergoing surgery, are you back on
Speaker 1: the practice field? And he said, even himself, he's impressed
Speaker 1: is what he's been able to do.
Speaker 7: Honestly, the fact that I'm staying here in front of
Speaker 7: you guys today in cleats, being able to go out
Speaker 7: on the practice field is still kind of surreal to me.
Speaker 7: But I've been working tirelessly every single day, been in
Speaker 7: here sometimes the last person to leave, just doing everything
Speaker 7: that I can to get back as fast as I
Speaker 7: can because I want to be available. I want to help,
Speaker 7: you know, bring this team where we all want to go.
Speaker 7: So it's it's taking a lot of work, and I'm
Speaker 7: really happy with where I'm at.
Speaker 1: John Christian was describing his injury a little bit yesterday,
Speaker 1: and I thought when he went under red surgery, weren't
Speaker 1: going to see him if anything, maybe late, if they
Speaker 1: made some kind of crazy playoff run. But to think
Speaker 1: he's back out there after a month is impressive.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's remarkable, and you know, it's it's funny
Speaker 5: with Christian fifteen eighteen months ago, the narrative outside the
Speaker 5: building was how could you pay him that much? Now
Speaker 5: it's he's worth everything you could possibly pay him to
Speaker 5: this scene because you've seen what he means and there's
Speaker 5: this joy and hope of getting him back, and with reason.
Speaker 5: I mean, they've got a chance to get into the
Speaker 5: postseason with Christian, Zay, Evan, Ridley, ETN. That's their group,
Speaker 5: you know, and with Christian coming back, he's the most
Speaker 5: important of that group to me. And it's not a
Speaker 5: knock on Evan, it's not a knock on Travis's ATN.
Speaker 5: But when Christian's in the game, there's a trust that
Speaker 5: Trevor Lawrence has with him that feels different. It hasn't
Speaker 5: felt that way since he twisted around and got that
Speaker 5: long pass against Cincinnati. It's felt like a struggle since then.
Speaker 5: They need him back, you know.
Speaker 4: He is a great pro right you can see why
Speaker 4: they pay him for his performance on the field and
Speaker 4: the way that he approaches the game. I asked him
Speaker 4: yesterday about you know what drove you through the rehab.
Speaker 3: Was it knowing that.
Speaker 4: You could get back in four weeks or that perhaps
Speaker 4: you could get back to the playoffs, and he said
Speaker 4: what drove me was watching my teammates struggle and wanting
Speaker 4: to do something to help pay off all the work
Speaker 4: that we put in in the offseason and to be
Speaker 4: there for them. I can't say enough about what a
Speaker 4: pro Kirk is and whether it's Trevor Kai or whether
Speaker 4: it's CJ. Bethard, I think both of them could be
Speaker 4: effective on Sunday in Nashville because of number thirteen on
Speaker 4: the field.
Speaker 1: It will be a huge benefit whenever he gets back
Speaker 1: on the field, hopefully for the regular season finale. Say
Speaker 1: with us here on jag Zam, we'll go deep dive
Speaker 1: into that Titans matchup this Sunday, coming up after the break.
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Speaker 3: As I mentioned, it sucks, losing.
Speaker 5: Awful.
Speaker 8: That's why I want to win, because you don't sleep.
Speaker 8: You want to win for the players and Buster Tail.
Speaker 8: That's it, you know, I mean, it's not about Hey,
Speaker 8: we'll go into the offseason with a good note. Nobody
Speaker 8: knows what you did on January seventh, or eighth or
Speaker 8: sixth and April when you come back.
Speaker 1: I heard from Doug yesterday I said winning was fun,
Speaker 1: and Mike Rabel says losing sucks. So some wise words
Speaker 1: from our coaches for the matchup on Sunday. Mike Rabel's
Speaker 1: so interesting the way he's taken to coaching. Right, He's
Speaker 1: just taken all of that energy he had as a
Speaker 1: football player and turned into a coaching style. And he's
Speaker 1: really gotten the most out of his players, including this
Speaker 1: year with a team that hasn't been great, but what
Speaker 1: he's been able to do.
Speaker 4: But two years ago, he was the AP Coach of
Speaker 4: the Year, right, I mean he won two division titles
Speaker 4: and had three winning seasons.
Speaker 3: I mean he's he's a.
Speaker 4: Really good football coach and I hear he's a really
Speaker 4: good guy. They like him up there, and he said
Speaker 4: yesterday that he wanted to be back. I can't imagine
Speaker 4: why they wouldn't want him back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they always know how they want to play, and
Speaker 5: not every team does. Under Vrabel that they know exactly
Speaker 5: how they want to play. They played to it. It's
Speaker 5: why they're always dangerous. It's why they're dangerous. On Sunday,
Speaker 5: there's rumors about Rabel and New England. There's all those things,
Speaker 5: you know, and that makes sense. I don't know, I
Speaker 5: don't My gud tells me this is not as his
Speaker 5: last game up there, but I wouldn't mind have him
Speaker 5: out of the division.
Speaker 4: Well, and they have a new general manager of Ryan Carthon,
Speaker 4: who might want to do things his own way, so
Speaker 4: perhaps it might make sense for him to go to.
Speaker 1: I think the only way he leaves is if he
Speaker 1: gets wooed somewhere else, which is what that would be.
Speaker 1: Rabel did talk a little bit yesterday. He calmed down,
Speaker 1: apologized for that comment. He's saying, I just, you know,
Speaker 1: I get a little competitive sometimes, not no offense to anybody,
Speaker 1: but completely understandable. He hates to lose. But he talked
Speaker 1: a little bit about going into a game like this
Speaker 1: where maybe you don't have anything to play for online technically,
Speaker 1: but what his team is going to be motivated by.
Speaker 8: We want to finish strong. You know, we can. We
Speaker 8: can finish this thing the right way.
Speaker 3: You know, we can.
Speaker 8: Finish it, you know, with a lot of class, and
Speaker 8: we can also you know, get get a huge win
Speaker 8: and also you know, potentially, you know, I think it
Speaker 8: would just be critical to get a home win here
Speaker 8: to finish the season in the division against a team
Speaker 8: that kept us from the playoffs last year last year,
Speaker 8: So that's what we're trying to do.
Speaker 1: Finishing strong, finishing with class. But as you mentioned, against
Speaker 1: a team that ended their season last year, So that's
Speaker 1: definitely on the mind. I'm sure that's mentioned.
Speaker 3: I am sure it is.
Speaker 4: And you know he has got a football team, as
Speaker 4: John mentioned that, he has a certain style of play,
Speaker 4: and he's going to look for everybody who's on the
Speaker 4: field on Sunday to earn their right to come back
Speaker 4: next year based on their effort. If you don't have
Speaker 4: the wherewithal as a professional football player, even in what
Speaker 4: is called a meaningless game, to play your best, then
Speaker 4: I wouldn't want you on my team.
Speaker 3: No coach would.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is the old thing where a team in
Speaker 5: it is playing a team out of it historically, and
Speaker 5: I've always believed that the team that's in it needs
Speaker 5: to get up in that game and make them play
Speaker 5: like individuals more than a team. Meaning. I don't believe
Speaker 5: players really quit, but sometimes when teams are out of it,
Speaker 5: you can get them not playing their game at the
Speaker 5: end of the season. And to me, that's the Jaguars
Speaker 5: task this week. Make sure you play and get ahead
Speaker 5: and give them that feeling of Hey, the cars are
Speaker 5: in the parking lot, it's time to go home.
Speaker 4: Well, then this game, in particular, if you get ahead,
Speaker 4: the numbers say that they don't play their style right.
Speaker 4: The Jags built a twenty seven to dozing lead in
Speaker 4: the game here in November, and they didn't run Derrick
Speaker 4: Henry but ten times.
Speaker 3: And I think I offered this yesterday.
Speaker 4: But in games in that he's carried the ball seventeen
Speaker 4: times or fewer, he only averages thirty seven yards a game,
Speaker 4: now eighteen or more, it's one hundred and fourteen. You
Speaker 4: give Derrick Henry a chance to get one hundred and
Speaker 4: fourteen yards on you, then you give them a good
Speaker 4: chance to win. So you got to build a lead
Speaker 4: and take their style of play away from them.
Speaker 5: And something that would be I guess sting dust Brian's
Speaker 5: We've been around forever. I think fans feel this too.
Speaker 5: It's a chance to beat this franchise four times in
Speaker 5: a row for the first time since the nineties. It's
Speaker 5: a chance to clinch divisions two years in a row
Speaker 5: against this team. I don't think about that that much
Speaker 5: because I try to analyze the game sort of objectively,
Speaker 5: if you will. But there are fans who would love that,
Speaker 5: and this is the team the Jaguars hate. To establish
Speaker 5: some dominance over that franchise and sort of turn that
Speaker 5: tide and feel better. That'd be cool, That would be cool.
Speaker 3: I don't think Jem's ever beaten them four times in
Speaker 3: a row.
Speaker 5: Well, they beat this franchise four times around the nineties.
Speaker 3: I can't recall it. I just did you do the
Speaker 3: math on it?
Speaker 5: Well, because they lost tho times in ninety eight or
Speaker 5: ninety nine, from ninety six to ninety eight.
Speaker 3: They lost. They lost here in ninety six.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we'll fact check it.
Speaker 3: That has notten very often.
Speaker 1: Well, fact that's what we're here for. We do want
Speaker 1: to mention this is a turning of the tide for
Speaker 1: that team. Right, So this most likely Ryan Tannehill and
Speaker 1: Derek Henry's probably last game with this franchise. And that's
Speaker 1: something Ryan Tannehill is not fully reflecting on yet. But
Speaker 1: just he talked a little bit yesterday about the trying
Speaker 1: season that this has been since he's been benched for
Speaker 1: Will Levis and what he's kind of gone through to
Speaker 1: be a good teammate.
Speaker 9: I've tried to keep my head up and you know,
Speaker 9: focus on the cards that they're handing me. You know,
Speaker 9: some things are out of control and you can't help that,
Speaker 9: but you can help you how you come to work,
Speaker 9: how you respond, the attitude you bring into work. You know,
Speaker 9: it was a lot of days where you know, I
Speaker 9: didn't really want to come in and have a smile
Speaker 9: on my face and try to help or or get
Speaker 9: myself ready to go. But you know, I knew that
Speaker 9: I was the best thing for my teammates, and I'm
Speaker 9: not gonna throw a pity party for myself.
Speaker 1: Brian. It's been a changing of the guard there because
Speaker 1: it's not like they completely bottomed out. They had a
Speaker 1: lot of injuries last year and then now they drafted Levis.
Speaker 1: They want to go with that now and so they're
Speaker 1: getting rid of some of the players that they've had
Speaker 1: for a long time, and it's kind of a change
Speaker 1: without completely bottoming out, right, it's not like a complete rebuild,
Speaker 1: but they're trying to rebuild. Well, they're trying to a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 4: And they are having to change their style of play
Speaker 4: because if Derrick Henry is playing in his final game,
Speaker 4: you're not going to be that ground and pound kind
Speaker 4: of team that they have been. You know, Tannehill left
Speaker 4: Miami in free agency and went to Tennessee in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 4: and he had to consider a first round bust. He
Speaker 4: had never done anything in Miami, but paired with Derrick
Speaker 4: Henry and the power of play action when number twenty
Speaker 4: two is slamming into the line of scrimmage. I mean
Speaker 4: it gave him a couple of Pro Bowls and a
Speaker 4: shot at a AFC championship.
Speaker 3: So he's been a big part of what they've done.
Speaker 4: And if I have any fear concern, worry, it's that
Speaker 4: he and Derrick Henry play their best game in what's
Speaker 4: their final game in Nashville and give these Jags and run.
Speaker 3: For their money.
Speaker 1: What was the difference when in your mind, John obviously
Speaker 1: Derek Henay he's a game changer, but Ryan Tannell gave
Speaker 1: them a little bit of stability at the time when
Speaker 1: they were trying to like kind of figure things out
Speaker 1: in terms of rebel going there.
Speaker 5: Well, he played really well for a couple of years
Speaker 5: and as Brian said it you there's different games, they
Speaker 5: play out different ways, but overall he played very well
Speaker 5: because teams had to stop Derrick Henry, and then when
Speaker 5: Tannehill had a chance to beat them downfield, he could
Speaker 5: make plays against the defenses that were drawn up stop
Speaker 5: Derrick Henry. I think Brian said at best it was complimentary.
Speaker 5: It was based on Henry and they needed a quarterback
Speaker 5: who could be good enough to supplement that. He was
Speaker 5: never a star. I don't think he was necessarily a
Speaker 5: pro bowler or an elite guy, but there were games
Speaker 5: where he played elite. When defenses rose to stop Derrick Henry.
Speaker 5: He was more than good enough to have three hundred
Speaker 5: yard games, multiple touchdown games, and they were a tick
Speaker 5: or two away from win an AFC championships for a couple
Speaker 5: of years with that formula. So it worked as long
Speaker 5: as their offensive line was really, really good, and for
Speaker 5: a while they were as good as any offensive line
Speaker 5: in the league, just short of a couple of teams.
Speaker 5: This year they're not, So that's really the biggest reason
Speaker 5: for the fall of the last couple of years is
Speaker 5: their line.
Speaker 1: You can't underestimate teams playing for pride because I imagine
Speaker 1: both of them are going to want to go out
Speaker 1: on a high note as well, if in if indeed
Speaker 1: this is their last game they're in Tennessee. All right,
Speaker 1: stay well us, we're going to talk over some of
Speaker 1: the game changers we see for Sunday's matchup against the Titans.
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Speaker 3: I have to give it to him.
Speaker 1: He was right, This is right, right, right six and
Speaker 1: the final show of the right.
Speaker 4: Oh, I've forgotten about I've forgotten about again. They swept
Speaker 4: him in ninety seven.
Speaker 3: I'd forgotten that, so I usually do.
Speaker 5: I'm speechless.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about this final game of the
Speaker 1: regular season against the Titans. I hope it's as I
Speaker 1: hope it lives up to the building. I hope it's
Speaker 1: everything we want it to be. And I hope this
Speaker 1: team really goes into the playoffs, earns their spot, and
Speaker 1: uses this momentum going forward. It's going to take a
Speaker 1: big effort from the whole team, really special teams. We
Speaker 1: know this team is best when they play complimentary football.
Speaker 1: So who's a name, who's particular, who you looking at
Speaker 1: that's going to be a game record.
Speaker 4: I'm going with Evan Ingram because and I'm making the
Speaker 4: assumption that we will see Kirk and Jones on the field.
Speaker 4: And last year Evan Ingram had a huge day two touchdowns,
Speaker 4: one hundred and sixty yards, eleven catches uh in Nashville,
Speaker 4: and I just think he's primed playing so well right now.
Speaker 3: If it's CJ.
Speaker 4: Betherty already has and established rhythm with them. Trevor is
Speaker 4: same thing. I think Evan is playing at an epic page.
Speaker 4: I'd love to see him get twelve or thirteen and
Speaker 4: maybe set the franchise record for a single season for catches,
Speaker 4: which is one hundred and sixteen. But I'll take a
Speaker 4: big game that gets him.
Speaker 3: Into the playoffs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when you look back, sometimes you don't see things immediately.
Speaker 5: And had a huge game against Tennessee and the Shaq
Speaker 5: Quorterman play turned that game. But the ability to depend
Speaker 5: on Evan in that game enabled the Jaguars to get
Speaker 5: out of an early hole and be the dominant team
Speaker 5: in that game by the second half, and it really
Speaker 5: sort of gave the Jaguars the confidence to move on
Speaker 5: that season. So that was a huge performance. I went
Speaker 5: with Christian Kirk. He will I think he will play,
Speaker 5: and he won't be at one hundred percent, but I
Speaker 5: don't know that he has to be. I think he'll
Speaker 5: be managing the injury a little bit because he had
Speaker 5: to be smart. But as I said earlier in the show,
Speaker 5: than with Christian, he might this year be the key
Speaker 5: to the whole thing if you can get him back.
Speaker 5: Just think about the number of this offense hasn't been
Speaker 5: what you expected to be this year, but when it's
Speaker 5: been really good, he's been really important to play against
Speaker 5: the game winner against the Saints, the Colts touchdown where
Speaker 5: Trevor checked to him. There's been some moments and he
Speaker 5: comes up, even though he's not a quote big play receiver, supposedly,
Speaker 5: he comes up with big plays downfield and Trevor trust
Speaker 5: him downfield. So he might be the key to the
Speaker 5: whole thing moving forward.
Speaker 4: And you know, you talk about getting some guys back,
Speaker 4: Kirk in particular, maybe he's a Jones what if you
Speaker 4: get Ezra Cleveland back there with Cam Robinson, they haven't
Speaker 4: had much time together, and it's clear that Cleveland is
Speaker 4: your best option at left guard. What if he's able
Speaker 4: to play into the playoffs with Cam next to him,
Speaker 4: and Kirk and Jones and Trevor. Yeah, there's there's some
Speaker 4: momentum you could build.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and weirder things have happened. Bucky Brooks keeps saying it,
Speaker 5: and he's right. This AFC. I get the Baltimore's good.
Speaker 5: Beyond that, I keep hearing all this stuff about, Oh,
Speaker 5: Cleveland's so much better. Cleveland might be the second best
Speaker 5: team in the AFC. Jaguars gave away so many opportunities
Speaker 5: in that game. You're telling me they couldn't beat the Browns.
Speaker 5: They couldn't be you know, I'm saying they'd be favored.
Speaker 5: But you get in this year and you got a shot.
Speaker 4: We can get some of those guys back, and you
Speaker 4: play the Browns at home. Well, I like their chances.
Speaker 4: And they turned the ball over four times and had
Speaker 4: a quarterback on an ankle that didn't look like he
Speaker 4: could walk, let alone play as he left the field
Speaker 4: after that Bengals game, No, I like their chances against
Speaker 4: the Browns. The Browns are a powerful team in terms
Speaker 4: of their defense, But I take that no sweat you.
Speaker 5: Know I'm doing right now. I'm reeling in until we
Speaker 5: get this one on Sunday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I'm just saying, you get in go.
Speaker 5: Really, Judgs.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's still funny to me. I'm going defense because
Speaker 1: as much as we watch the offense to come along
Speaker 1: we've been talking about all year long, defense has has
Speaker 1: far exceeded any expectations that I may have had for them.
Speaker 1: So I'm going with Josh Allen because big game, go
Speaker 1: with your big players. He will will this team into
Speaker 1: the playoffs. He got back on track last week, and
Speaker 1: he's not gonna do it alone. He won't do it alone.
Speaker 1: Trayvon and Josh are gonna do that meat at the
Speaker 1: quarterback game that they got going against the Panthers last week,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna continue doing that and in the process,
Speaker 1: Josh Allen, they end up being your sack leader this year,
Speaker 1: which is funny for a lot of people that thought
Speaker 1: they couldn't sack the quarterbacks. So for them to have
Speaker 1: the highest combo of two players with sacks this year
Speaker 1: between Trayvon Walker and Josh Allen. I think they've I
Speaker 1: don't know if they've silenced anybody, but I've been impressed
Speaker 1: with what they've been able to do. And I don't
Speaker 1: want to know what this team would look like if
Speaker 1: if they weren't as productive as they've been so far
Speaker 1: this season.
Speaker 3: Number one in the NFL as a tandem, right, twenty
Speaker 3: five and a half sacks.
Speaker 5: I'll take it really good.
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Speaker 1: hopefully many more to come in the postseason. You will
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Speaker 1: get rid of you guys early. I apologize clearly I'm
Speaker 1: upset about this being the final jag Exam of the
Speaker 1: regular season. I did, but you'll be on Monday though.
Speaker 3: Right we are.
Speaker 1: I'm a regular season because next week will we playoff weeks.
Speaker 1: The way you think is obviously where I was going.
Speaker 1: Let's take a moment and talk about Pro bowlers on
Speaker 1: this team, because we did have that announcement yesterday. We
Speaker 1: love the long snapper mentioned Ross Mattison. It was the
Speaker 1: long snapper for the Pro Bowl games. And of course
Speaker 1: Josh Allen, as I mentioned, having a career year. So
Speaker 1: it's a second Pro Bowl I believe crap. So obviously
Speaker 1: some other people we probably thought should have made the cut.
Speaker 4: Well, Evan Ingram, right, I mean, eighth tight end in
Speaker 4: NFL history to go over one hundred receptions.
Speaker 5: Yes, I mean yes, that sounds crazy, but I think touchdowns.
Speaker 5: Heard Evan in the voting, I think you should have
Speaker 5: made it. I think it's strong argument could have could
Speaker 5: have been made for Travis CTN. And I think if
Speaker 5: people had really broken down Travis and seen how much
Speaker 5: the Jaguars offensive line struggled in front of him at
Speaker 5: times to have the year that he's having pretty impressive
Speaker 5: eleven twelve touchdowns, So credit to him and other guys.
Speaker 4: Brian well, as you say, maybe we'll you know, we
Speaker 4: haven't seen the alternate list. I mean, maybe these guys
Speaker 4: will get some recognition on that. Darius Williams was one
Speaker 4: of the leaders all season long in terms of passes
Speaker 4: broken up, I mean he might get some too, and.
Speaker 5: Your guy for you know. So, yeah, there were a
Speaker 5: lot of a lot of deserving guys. I think they'd
Speaker 5: have had more, honestly.
Speaker 1: The swoon, the losing straight definitely when.
Speaker 5: They were on Prime time twice, I think that probably unfairly,
Speaker 5: but it's not a fair system. Probably cost them some
Speaker 5: momentum with some guys who I think got close. And
Speaker 5: sometimes the voting process is where the fans are part
Speaker 5: of it. The players vote for it, which I get,
Speaker 5: but a lot of times players their votes are very
Speaker 5: they get in kind of groups in there. You know.
Speaker 5: I wish there was a better system for the Pro Bowl,
Speaker 5: but I don't know that there is a better one.
Speaker 1: Well we'll see. I think some of the alternate names
Speaker 1: will come out a little bit later, so hopefully some
Speaker 1: more Jaguars will be involved in that. And now for real,
Speaker 1: this is the end of our show. We hope you
Speaker 1: enjoyed them. Sure, I think I'm right this time. Enjoy
Speaker 1: the Titans game. We'll see you next week. You're in
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