Speaker 1: Welcome into jag Zam. It's Thursday, August twenty second. We're
Speaker 1: getting ready for the third and final preseason game of
Speaker 1: the year. Welcome to jag Zam. This morning. Brian Texton
Speaker 1: and John Osier are with me as we're getting ready
Speaker 1: to get ready for that final game. Big thing number
Speaker 1: one is the final tune up. We mentioned that the
Speaker 1: starters are expected to go about a half in this game,
Speaker 1: but Atlanta not playing any starters. So, Brian, what are
Speaker 1: you gonna be focused on out there? Because they're not
Speaker 1: going up against the first ring Atlanta team, But what
Speaker 1: are you gonna focus about for our team?
Speaker 2: Well, my expectations and I'm sure they're the same for
Speaker 2: Doug and his coaching staff, or that we play well
Speaker 2: so to speak.
Speaker 3: Right, the offensive line has a degree of cohesion.
Speaker 2: It's the first time we'll see all five of them
Speaker 2: out there throughout camp. I want to see the defense
Speaker 2: play fast like they have. I want to see my
Speaker 2: special teams perform at a regular season level, even though
Speaker 2: I'm only playing against twos and threes if that, because
Speaker 2: last week in Baltimore, the Falcons sat a lot more
Speaker 2: than just their starters. I want to make sure that
Speaker 2: we're out there doing what we do.
Speaker 4: If I'm Doug Peterson, yeah, I think the big storyline,
Speaker 4: I don't know if we'll be able to judge it
Speaker 4: that well, but is in fact that the five stars
Speaker 4: in the offensive line are all playing together for the
Speaker 4: first time. So I think they'll probably get a little
Speaker 4: more of an extended run than they might normally because
Speaker 4: it's the first time these guys have all played together.
Speaker 4: I would expect because it's the first time, there to
Speaker 4: be some hiccups. You'd like those guys to be coming
Speaker 4: out of this game saying, Okay, we got all that aside.
Speaker 3: We're ready for the regular season as close as you
Speaker 3: can be.
Speaker 4: And I do sort of wonder if maybe you get
Speaker 4: Mac Jones a series or two with those guys after
Speaker 4: Trevor's had a chance at him. I don't know that,
Speaker 4: but it wouldn't supprize you if they sort of took
Speaker 4: that tack.
Speaker 2: You know, if I go back to last year's third
Speaker 2: preseason game, John, they did pull Trevor in the second quarter.
Speaker 3: He didn't go into the third, which.
Speaker 2: Is, you know, kind of how you like to do
Speaker 2: that last tune up before guys sit for a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks. I wouldn't be surprised at all. In fact,
Speaker 2: I think I would do it because he showed you
Speaker 2: last week when he started what he's capable of. You
Speaker 2: might as well get him some reps because if things
Speaker 2: go right, he gets no reps with the ones the
Speaker 2: rest of the way.
Speaker 1: With the end of the preseason coming up, that means
Speaker 1: we're gonna be looking at final roster cuts. So our
Speaker 1: second big thing today is gonna be the fifty three.
Speaker 1: That fifty three man roster cut down is on Tuesday
Speaker 1: at four pm, John, I think most of it's probably
Speaker 1: sat in stone at this point. But which group, if any,
Speaker 1: do you think will be the hardest decisions to make.
Speaker 4: On his It's it's tough because I think there's a
Speaker 4: decision he made maybe six wide receiver deep.
Speaker 3: Into the offensive and defensive lines.
Speaker 4: But the reality also these days is once you get
Speaker 4: to that spot, then there's a high percentage chance that
Speaker 4: these guys you are gonna be on the practice squad
Speaker 4: and coming in and off the roster.
Speaker 3: So I'm not trying to avoid the question.
Speaker 4: I just don't think as much about that hard fifty
Speaker 4: three as maybe I did in nineteen ninety nine, when
Speaker 4: when you shook these guys' hands, you were saying goodbye
Speaker 4: to him. Now you're saying, hey, we'll see you next week.
Speaker 4: And you know you're not making as much money as
Speaker 4: you were, but you're so doing okay.
Speaker 3: Yes, So.
Speaker 4: I do think Brian, that the offensive line has some
Speaker 4: interesting decisions on who they keep, who they try to develop,
Speaker 4: who they have to protect.
Speaker 3: I think those are the decisions.
Speaker 4: Who are you going to let go and can we
Speaker 4: get these guys back.
Speaker 2: I'll give you two names that I think will be difficult.
Speaker 2: One is Juvon Foster, the fourth round pick from Massou,
Speaker 2: who has looked good on the training camp field and
Speaker 2: has played well at times, but probably not ready to
Speaker 2: help you. However, if you try to move him off
Speaker 2: the roster and get him to the practice squad, you
Speaker 2: risk losing him and big guys with potential, and I
Speaker 2: think I've mentioned my conversation with Tony Biselli about him
Speaker 2: three or four times, where BISSELLI was really impressed with
Speaker 2: his feet, and that says something. Big guys with potential,
Speaker 2: especially on the offensive line, they're hard to get to
Speaker 2: the practice squad and they're hard to keep on the
Speaker 2: practice squad. The other is Jordan Jefferson. We didn't see
Speaker 2: enough from the young defensive tackle from LSU over the
Speaker 2: course of camp because he wasn't healthy. But last week
Speaker 2: in the game against the Buccaneers, he flashed. He made
Speaker 2: a couple of plays. Again, big guys with potential don't
Speaker 2: last on the practice squad. Well, that means maybe you're
Speaker 2: trying to keep nine defensive linemen and ten offensive linemen.
Speaker 2: Those two guys right there, at least to my way
Speaker 2: of thinking, could complicate the conversations when they get into
Speaker 2: those meetings early next week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'd be surprised, kay, if those two aren't on
Speaker 4: the team. I've heard that, but I'd be surprised for
Speaker 4: the very reasons Brian said. If you exposed von Foster
Speaker 4: fourth round pick, with that kind of size and ability,
Speaker 4: he'll be gone in five minutes.
Speaker 1: Let me complicate things a little further with our final
Speaker 1: big thing, which is additions. Now, Brian, you talked a
Speaker 1: little bit about what they're going to do with the
Speaker 1: young guys, but also when other teams are cutting down
Speaker 1: their fifty three, that means other people are going to
Speaker 1: be available. Do you think there's a position group of
Speaker 1: need that maybe the Jaguars are gonna be looking at
Speaker 1: to try to grab somebody off the wave of wire,
Speaker 1: you know it.
Speaker 2: To be honest with you, I don't. I think the
Speaker 2: obvious would be, well, you always want more pass rush.
Speaker 3: But let's be honest.
Speaker 2: When they cut players, they're not cutting players who rush
Speaker 2: the passer really well. They're not letting those guys go.
Speaker 2: And you signed a guy Trevis Gibson, who had been
Speaker 2: with Bill Shoeley in the past, to be your third
Speaker 2: pass rusher. You're not gonna go gamble on somebody that
Speaker 2: the Seahawks or Cardinals or Patriots let go just because
Speaker 2: you didn't quite see enough and you think maybe this
Speaker 2: guy might be an upgrade. Those guys aren't sitting out there.
Speaker 2: So I'll be honest with you, I think this roster
Speaker 2: is in really good shape. You'd like these young guys
Speaker 2: to develop, and I don't think i'd go bring anybody
Speaker 2: in unless unless it was just absolutely a shocking name.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you might see it at one spot. I can't
Speaker 4: even tell you what spot it would be because I
Speaker 4: feel like what Trevor said yesterday.
Speaker 3: Is the deepest team.
Speaker 4: This group mean, Trent Doug Trevor, that bunch has had here,
Speaker 4: so no position stands out as hey, they need to
Speaker 4: go get this. And there's a reality these days. I
Speaker 4: think we talked about in the show that teams are
Speaker 4: developing their guys, and they spend so much time during
Speaker 4: the off season developing their guys that they get them
Speaker 4: in their system. I don't think you'll see the Jaguars
Speaker 4: go after guys on other teams if they're even close
Speaker 4: to the guys they've already developed, because they know these
Speaker 4: guys here, So I don't expect too much movement on
Speaker 4: that front on Tuesday into Wednesday next week.
Speaker 1: Stay with us here on JAGSA. I'm coming up after
Speaker 1: the break. We'll hear but from QB one as we
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Speaker 1: We're getting ready for the final preseason game of the year.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be in Atlanta. We head out today a
Speaker 1: little over twenty four hours until kickoff. And you heard
Speaker 1: from QB one yesterday Trevor kind of discussing I know
Speaker 1: you guys alluded to this already, but he said this
Speaker 1: is one of the most talented rosters that he's played with.
Speaker 5: This is the most talented team for sure since since
Speaker 5: I've been here, that we've had, and I think you
Speaker 5: guys that watch it every day could probably say that
Speaker 5: as well. So I feel really good. Obviously, that doesn't
Speaker 5: win you the games, though. You got to go out
Speaker 5: and play well and execute and put your best foot
Speaker 5: forward every Sunday and keep your and stay focused on
Speaker 5: the main goal is to go out there every series,
Speaker 5: every play and go earn it. But as far as
Speaker 5: a talent depth standpoint, I think this is the best
Speaker 5: team we've had, definitely since I've been here.
Speaker 1: John a lot of talent on the team, but doesn't
Speaker 1: mean anything if they don't go out and win. So
Speaker 1: how much pressure does this put on the situation? Obviously
Speaker 1: it's his fourth year here and kind of progressing every year,
Speaker 1: but now it's kind of expected with expectation.
Speaker 4: I think there was gonna be pressure anyway with from
Speaker 4: outside with the contract, with the fourth year thing that
Speaker 4: I think I'm assuming his thought is, well, it's gonna
Speaker 4: be pressure. I may as well have of you know,
Speaker 4: the guys to go do it with that I trust
Speaker 4: and believe in. And I get the feeling. And I
Speaker 4: haven't had a chance to talk to him about this,
Speaker 4: but I'm not even sure he would be honest, because
Speaker 4: you don't insult the past stuff. But I think he
Speaker 4: looks around and sees Gabe Davis, Brian Thomas Junior coming on,
Speaker 4: Christian Parker Washington, Evan Ingram, Tank Bigsby, Travis Etn. This
Speaker 4: feels like a group the twenty two team was really
Speaker 4: going at the end, and that receiver group meshed and
Speaker 4: you feel like they had something. But I think he
Speaker 4: looks around and says, this is the best bunch of
Speaker 4: skill guys, and not to leave the offensive line out
Speaker 4: of just saying that bunch. I get the feeling the
Speaker 4: receivers are gonna mesh, and I think they're excited about
Speaker 4: what that might be in three or four weeks.
Speaker 2: You know, just to go a little deeper on that.
Speaker 2: There are also some guys like Deandis Johnson who has
Speaker 2: a role, you know, who at times has been impactful.
Speaker 2: And I keep hearing that at some point when Kilan
Speaker 2: Robinson gets on and he's been struggling with the toe injury.
Speaker 3: He's the same thing.
Speaker 2: And then Brenton Strangers had a pretty good camp and
Speaker 2: he's a guy there are just those were guys that
Speaker 2: were always, you know, key backups like number two's and
Speaker 2: now you're looking down and going well number three sor
Speaker 2: if the guy's injured, they've got real depth here. But
Speaker 2: it does all come back to him. As I look
Speaker 2: at the roster, I think it's really good. I think
Speaker 2: they've done a nice job putting the pieces together. And
Speaker 2: it's on the quarterback.
Speaker 1: It is, and it's also going to be on the
Speaker 1: excuse me, offensive line. Because we've talked about them a bunch.
Speaker 1: This is the first time we'll see all five of
Speaker 1: them together. Trevor talked about that.
Speaker 5: Definitely, just everybody, I mean, especially the guys up front
Speaker 5: and feel in the pocket and get that's you know,
Speaker 5: because I don't get hit out here and there it's
Speaker 5: in the game. It's a different sense of urgency as
Speaker 5: far as my time clock getting the ball out and
Speaker 5: also just seeing different pressures and stuff, because there's sometimes
Speaker 5: in practice you'll get you you'll get beat on a
Speaker 5: pressure like I don't see it, and they bring they
Speaker 5: make us hot, and in practice it's like I'm hot
Speaker 5: in the game. It's like I gotta get out. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna get smoked if I don't get out of here.
Speaker 5: So all those different things, it just feels different. So
Speaker 5: I think it's good to have your starting line and
Speaker 5: to feel the pocket and to move around and kind
Speaker 5: of test some of your protections as well, Like you
Speaker 5: do some new stuff and you want to see how
Speaker 5: it holds up against the live Look.
Speaker 1: Right, this first time we're going to see that starting
Speaker 1: offensive five together playing with each other. Trevor got banged
Speaker 1: up at the end of last year. Some of that's
Speaker 1: his own fault for running around.
Speaker 2: But I'm focused on left tackle. I'm focused on a
Speaker 2: left tackle because Walker Little last year gave up the
Speaker 2: pressure in the Cincinnati game on which he hurt his ankle,
Speaker 2: and at the season finale, Cam Robinson, just be honest,
Speaker 2: was horrible against arden Key. He just had a terrible day.
Speaker 2: These are guys who are highly paid, who are great
Speaker 2: athletes and capable of playing at a very high level.
Speaker 2: If Trevor is going to be able to stand in
Speaker 2: the pocket this year, that left tackle is going to
Speaker 2: have to stand up. And both of these are guys
Speaker 2: who are in important years for them right because it's
Speaker 2: the last year of each of their contracts.
Speaker 3: So left tackle.
Speaker 2: I know everyone's focused on center and left, right guard
Speaker 2: or even left guard, but left tackle, to me is
Speaker 2: where I'm going to focus my attention tomorrow night and
Speaker 2: then early in the season because they have two very
Speaker 2: good left tackles who at times did not play very
Speaker 2: good last year and they need them to.
Speaker 3: There's a lot to choose from.
Speaker 4: I mean, a part of me thinks, you know, we've
Speaker 4: talked about the offensive line so much for a year
Speaker 4: that I just kind of want to shut up and
Speaker 4: watch them on Friday. But you know, I think it's
Speaker 4: fair to watch the interior. They signed Mitch Morse, but
Speaker 4: Brandon Sheriff has been hurt most of the time he's
Speaker 4: been here. Ezra Cleveland's new, and the interior is at
Speaker 4: the topic last year. I have faith that I have
Speaker 4: seen these two right and left tackles play at a
Speaker 4: high enough level.
Speaker 3: They know that I know they can do it.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen this interior bunch play together and do
Speaker 4: what they need to do, So that's.
Speaker 3: What I'll be watching.
Speaker 1: How long does it take to get that down? I mean,
Speaker 1: they talk about it being so important and we haven't
Speaker 1: seen them all together. So is one game gonna do it?
Speaker 1: Or is it gonna be in the season. They're figuring
Speaker 1: it out.
Speaker 3: Probably degrees. I mean I I I I I.
Speaker 4: Even Mitch Morris, when he spoke to the media a
Speaker 4: couple of weeks back, talked about how difficult it is
Speaker 4: for an offensive line and the way you prepare it
Speaker 4: in the NFL these days because you don't have a
Speaker 4: lot of contact situations, and he even Press Taylor's talked
Speaker 4: about it on the podium a couple of times.
Speaker 3: You just can't judge what they do until.
Speaker 4: You see them going live, full contact, and that's where
Speaker 4: you get chemistry. So you hope they're okay to start
Speaker 4: and then a lot better at the end.
Speaker 2: If they all play close to their potential, it'd be
Speaker 2: a really good offensive line, but we won't know that.
Speaker 2: And then you've got Mitch Morse in the middle of it,
Speaker 2: who's was brought in to be a leader as well
Speaker 2: as you know, a road grader upfront, and he's got
Speaker 2: to figure out and he has to be in the
Speaker 2: live bullets to figure that out.
Speaker 1: We're gonna see it all in action on Friday night
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Speaker 1: ready to tell you who we're looking at as key
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Speaker 1: All right, guys, and finally have reached the end of
Speaker 1: the preseason almost we have our final game on Friday
Speaker 1: in Atlanta against the Falcons. We're gonna travel today, so
Speaker 1: we're looking ahead. Who are some names we know the
Speaker 1: starters will be in at least the first quarter, hopefully
Speaker 1: the whole first half. Who's somebody you're looking at in
Speaker 1: this game?
Speaker 2: Brand look at a chat Muma because the move to
Speaker 2: the strong side backer. He was an inside backer in
Speaker 2: the three to four scheme and in Ryan Nielsen's new scheme,
Speaker 2: he's a four to three and Pier is well suited
Speaker 2: for the guy who plays up on the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 2: And I think he will continue to make his case
Speaker 2: for it in his third season. It won't be a
Speaker 2: given though, because your sir of Doulah is also making
Speaker 2: a transition right. He was more of an edge rusher
Speaker 2: outside linebacker in the job Allen Mold last year as
Speaker 2: a rookie, because that's what he did at Louisville. But
Speaker 2: he was on the line of scrimmage last week, made
Speaker 2: a nice job to shed the tackle and duck in
Speaker 2: underneath and make the play on the running back at
Speaker 2: the line of scrimmage. And he's a guy who's really
Speaker 2: starting to grasp what they want him to do on
Speaker 2: the strong side. But I think Chad Mumma might be
Speaker 2: in a position to really have an impactful year. He
Speaker 2: is a sure tackler as you just saw right there,
Speaker 2: and is a guy who has a lot of I
Speaker 2: say this to people, go I can't make a comparison,
Speaker 2: but he has a lot of the puzz lesniy traits
Speaker 2: in terms of his the way that he studies the game,
Speaker 2: the way that he understands where to be. He gets
Speaker 2: the most out of his ability because of his work
Speaker 2: ethic and Paul pus Leslie did that so masterfully, always
Speaker 2: put himself in a position to make a play. And
Speaker 2: I see a lot of those traits again, traits not
Speaker 2: saying he's Gulfos Lesnie. It's not a comparison, it's just
Speaker 2: looking and being able to see a.
Speaker 4: Couple of traits, thank you, compared to pause.
Speaker 2: But I think he would not be listening to me though.
Speaker 4: He mom is interesting because when you watched him in college,
Speaker 4: and you can't compare his level in college that he
Speaker 4: played against the NFL.
Speaker 3: But there were traits.
Speaker 4: As Brian said, this guy ran, he hit, He made
Speaker 4: big time speed athletic plays that hasn't really shown up
Speaker 4: in the NFL. And I guess he's playing against faster competition.
Speaker 4: But I expected more flash the first two years. We've
Speaker 4: seen that a little more now. So you get the
Speaker 4: idea that you know, some guys when they come into
Speaker 4: the league, he say, well, scheme fit, and that's not
Speaker 4: really what it is. They just can't play with him.
Speaker 4: You think, well, maybe he fits this scheme. And I'm
Speaker 4: with Brian. I think he could be an interesting guy
Speaker 4: this season.
Speaker 3: He told me on on What Is Today?
Speaker 2: He told me on Tuesday that he really thinks that
Speaker 2: that sam linebacker spot, that strong side outside linebacker spot
Speaker 2: is what fits him best.
Speaker 4: I went with Gabe Davis and he will on Friday,
Speaker 4: I think he'll make a play every time there's been
Speaker 4: a big moment situation in the preseason. Between preseason games
Speaker 4: and a couple of practices, it seems like Trevor gets
Speaker 4: him the ball in situations and he makes a play.
Speaker 3: He had a couple of.
Speaker 4: The nicest gain translatable receptions in practice during training camp
Speaker 4: that I remember, So I think he, you know, he
Speaker 4: won't get to show everything that he can do. Trevor
Speaker 4: talked about this week that Trevor thinks he has a
Speaker 4: lot more in him than he showed in Buffalo, a
Speaker 4: lot more versatility, and so I don't think he'll get
Speaker 4: a chance to show all that. But I was thinking
Speaker 4: about that this week with Gabe, that he might be
Speaker 4: the most important piece of this offense in the sense
Speaker 4: that you sort of know what you think Brian Thomas
Speaker 4: is gonna give you, you know what Christian Kirschman give you.
Speaker 3: Evan Ingram Travis ETN.
Speaker 4: I think people don't quite know to expect from Gay
Speaker 4: to think he's a deep ball guy because he had
Speaker 4: the big yards per reception in Buffalo.
Speaker 3: They seem to think that he can be.
Speaker 4: A lot more versatile and a lot more involved in
Speaker 4: all of it. So he's very interesting to me as
Speaker 4: the season starts, how he's gonna look and how he's
Speaker 4: gonna matter to this offense.
Speaker 2: He is as fearless a guy in the middle of
Speaker 2: the field as I have seen around here in a
Speaker 2: long time. He reminds me in that respect to make
Speaker 2: a comparison to Keenan McCardell.
Speaker 3: Who pausing. Keenan, yeah, all coming back here, who never never.
Speaker 2: Shied away from the middle of the field. And I
Speaker 2: watched him a couple of routes this week go right
Speaker 2: through the middle. I mean right where guys get el
Speaker 2: caboond and not down and made great catches and run
Speaker 2: after the catch. So he's not just looking to get
Speaker 2: the ball and get down, He's looking to get up
Speaker 2: the field. He's a complete receiver.
Speaker 4: Well, first, nobody wants to get all Cabald and second,
Speaker 4: as you know, Brian, the keen of comparison is interesting
Speaker 4: because when Keenan came in, he had a little bit
Speaker 4: of a name, and he had been good in Cleveland
Speaker 4: but hadn't reached great. So Gabe Davis might be the
Speaker 4: same kind of opportunity where you find your fit at
Speaker 4: your next franchise.
Speaker 3: Very exciting.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go to the defensive side of the ball
Speaker 1: for me, I'm gonna do Darnell Savage, he will play
Speaker 1: in this game. We haven't seen him in action yet
Speaker 1: because he's been wearing that red non contact jersey, but
Speaker 1: he got that off this week and so he won't
Speaker 1: look lost out there because he has been practicing with
Speaker 1: the team all through training camp, just wasn't tackling people
Speaker 1: to the ground. He very well might be one of
Speaker 1: those players that has an eye for the ball. Obviously
Speaker 1: he saw Darius Williams with a lot of interceptions last year.
Speaker 1: Darnell Savage kind of along those lines in the sense
Speaker 1: that he was talking earlier this week calling it a
Speaker 1: dynamic defense. He feels like there's a lot of playmakers
Speaker 1: on the defensive side of the ball, and the way
Speaker 1: that Ryan Nielsen is scheming things up, it allows each
Speaker 1: player to kind of play played a role in the defense,
Speaker 1: but also have a little bit of autonomy as well,
Speaker 1: so leaving the way for something like that to come about.
Speaker 1: And I'm excited to see this full defense in action,
Speaker 1: whether it ends up being in this preseason game or
Speaker 1: Week one, I'm just excited to see exactly how everything
Speaker 1: pans out.
Speaker 2: I think they're excited to see Savage too, because they
Speaker 2: signed him. He has the ability. It was described to
Speaker 2: me by Dave Campbell, the former Dallas Cowboys head coach
Speaker 2: who now works in the media locally, that there aren't
Speaker 2: a lot of guys who can play the nickel man
Speaker 2: or zone. That it's just not as easy. One guy
Speaker 2: can do one thing well, another guy can do the
Speaker 2: other thing well. But the word on Savage is zone
Speaker 2: or man in the middle. He is comfortable and confident,
Speaker 2: and if that's the case, they have a really interesting
Speaker 2: chess piece to move around the board.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 4: He's sort of the guy much like Gabe Davis, who
Speaker 4: I talked about a second ago. Savage during training camp
Speaker 4: has and even in the off season a little bit
Speaker 4: sort of the overlooked edition. Feels like people talk about Tyson,
Speaker 4: talk about Garon Jones, they talk about Ronald Darby and
Speaker 4: not really factoring in that they believe that they brought
Speaker 4: in a piece and Savage who makes them a much
Speaker 4: better secondary than they were. I've kind of been guilty
Speaker 4: of overlooking it because he's been in the Red Jersey,
Speaker 4: so you don't talk about him. But if if he's
Speaker 4: what they think, they have a lot of conference in Derby,
Speaker 4: Daryon Jones, Tyson. They think they're really good in a
Speaker 4: lot of spots Sisca. If he's what they think, then
Speaker 4: there's a lot of high end guys back there.
Speaker 1: They're exciting. Alright, stay with us. We're gonna preview what's
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Speaker 2: Really nice part about Savage is they don't have to
Speaker 2: rush Joey and Jones in the right talented guy. They
Speaker 2: can bring him along that can find a role for
Speaker 2: him and he'll learn a lot playing with a guy
Speaker 2: like Savage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm excited about this rookie class. And I usually
Speaker 4: don't say that, but when you take Brian Thomas Junior,
Speaker 4: Mason Smith, Jaran Jones, Mason Smith, Cam Little, it's uh
Speaker 4: has a chance to make a really impact.
Speaker 1: Mason Smith and Cam Little the odd couple there, but
Speaker 1: their best bads.
Speaker 3: I love it. That's really Is that true? Yeah? I
Speaker 3: didn't know that. Oh yeah, it's very good.
Speaker 1: Check out miked up and you'll see it.
Speaker 2: Mason Smith is so big and Cam Little is just
Speaker 2: the most so small.
Speaker 3: Well, I just want to say, he.
Speaker 2: Looks like a normal human being, right, Sure, he looks
Speaker 2: like a guy that you're gonna see on a college campus.
Speaker 1: Absolutely well. We love a dynamic too, so check that out.
Speaker 1: Check out the final preseason game on Friday. We'll have
Speaker 1: the broadcast for you, of course, and we'll be back
Speaker 1: here on jag Exam on Monday to go over everything
Speaker 1: that goes down up. Good weekend,