Speaker 1: This is Tuesday, November sixteen. This is Jaguars Happy Hours now.
Speaker 1: A guy who almost left us to run away with
Speaker 1: the fair James this year. He did like a funnel
Speaker 1: cake or something welcome in its Jaguars Happy Hour. I
Speaker 1: needed one. My name is J. P. Shadrick. We've got
Speaker 1: a busy couple hours a head here on Jaguars Radio.
Speaker 1: In fact, Jaguars analyst Jeff Loghuman of course every Tuesday,
Speaker 1: joining us. He was drafted a nineteen nine. That's a
Speaker 1: little while ago. We'll recap Week ten, the Colts over
Speaker 1: the Jaguars, twenty three to seventeen. We'll look ahead to
Speaker 1: week eleven. That's next on the schedule. The San Francisco
Speaker 1: forty Niners come to town to face the Jaguars. The
Speaker 1: fourth home meeting for the Jags against the Niners, only
Speaker 1: the third here in Jacksonville. Remember they played in London,
Speaker 1: the first London game at Wimbley Stadium some years and
Speaker 1: the Meyers Show starts at five o'clock with you Guessed
Speaker 1: It head Joe urban Meyer on the Jaguars Radio network
Speaker 1: as always were recapping. Of course, this past Sunday's Jaguars lost.
Speaker 1: The Jags defense had another good day at the office
Speaker 1: after an early surge by the Colts. They gave up
Speaker 1: ninety three rushing yards to Jonathan Taylor in the first quarter,
Speaker 1: but then shut it down for the most part after that.
Speaker 1: They allowed only two field goals in the final ten
Speaker 1: Colts possessions of the day, and that's good work to
Speaker 1: keep the Jaguars at least in the game, but unfortunately
Speaker 1: the offense couldn't do much with it. They struggled to
Speaker 1: take advantage of that good field position, and especially in
Speaker 1: the first half. Six of the first seven drives or
Speaker 1: three an ounced with the offense, including three straight drives
Speaker 1: that started right around their own forty yard line coming
Speaker 1: off three and ounce forced by the Jaguars defense. They
Speaker 1: couldn't take advantage of any of those, and then the
Speaker 1: special teams. A punt blocked early, it was returned for
Speaker 1: a touchdown, made it attend nothing gay, then an offensive
Speaker 1: touchdown after that for Indie made at seventeen zip and
Speaker 1: felt like things were going the wrong way. The Jags
Speaker 1: missed an extra point matthew Wright and missed a fifty
Speaker 1: one yard field goal as well. Urban Meyer on Monday,
Speaker 1: discussing coming off of loss, taking a look at what
Speaker 1: happened and where they could have found points. This past Sunday.
Speaker 1: I want everything to feel different, tastes different, act different.
Speaker 1: When you win, when you lose, you just show them.
Speaker 1: You know, that's what video tapes for, and that's where
Speaker 1: your reward. You know, I all start each meeting reward
Speaker 1: the guys have played really well, and then you gotta show.
Speaker 1: I think when i'm when i'm. It became that way
Speaker 1: in college as well, and I don't want to keep
Speaker 1: relate in college of pro but that's where I spent
Speaker 1: the majority of my time that you know, these are
Speaker 1: grown man, these are people you have conversations with him.
Speaker 1: Explain the plan to win, and explain the situations where
Speaker 1: we lost by six points and where those six points
Speaker 1: could been made up, and it was all over the
Speaker 1: field we could have made those six points up. Aguars
Speaker 1: analyst Jeff Logman joins us now here on Jaguars Happy Hour,
Speaker 1: and Urban's right. I mean, there were a few different
Speaker 1: places where they could have found some of those points.
Speaker 1: First off, good afternoon, you good afternoon. You know what
Speaker 1: I mean to point you out, you know, drafted trying
Speaker 1: to make me feel old and I just came up
Speaker 1: in my head for some reason. But I hear you're
Speaker 1: trying to make me feel old. I'll take it as
Speaker 1: that it's okay your experience, let's put it that way.
Speaker 1: I'll say that, yeah, yeah, that's another way of saying
Speaker 1: you're old. Yeah, but you've seen games like with your experience,
Speaker 1: you've seen games like this before where you know, one
Speaker 1: side of the balls playing well, the other side just
Speaker 1: can't get it together, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: there's a special team score for the other team, and
Speaker 1: I get stuck to win. Like I can tell you
Speaker 1: that I've seen a lot of games in the National
Speaker 1: Football League in my years to where you have the
Speaker 1: start like that happened in that game, and where the
Speaker 1: Jaguars give up two quick scores and then you give
Speaker 1: up a special team score and then that's it. I mean,
Speaker 1: the game's overnight at that point. It never becomes close again.
Speaker 1: So I give the Jaguars first of all, give him.
Speaker 1: Give the team credit because they fought back. The defense
Speaker 1: battled back from absolutely abysmal start where they had just
Speaker 1: a couple of breakdowns, but they never let it shake
Speaker 1: them and they realized that, hey, look we were just
Speaker 1: out of our gap a couple of times, and Jonathan
Speaker 1: Taylor hits off some big runs and that's what he's
Speaker 1: gonna do, because that's how good he is. If you
Speaker 1: make a mistake, he will make you pay. And that's
Speaker 1: what happened. But I give him credit because they battled back. Fortunately,
Speaker 1: the Colts didn't like completely stick with the running game
Speaker 1: because I was I mean, if I'm Frank Wright in
Speaker 1: that position and I've got Jonathan Taylor with ten carries
Speaker 1: for ninety three yards and a touchdown after two possessions,
Speaker 1: Carson Wentz might be lucky to touch the ball. Okay,
Speaker 1: might be just like what Jimmy Garoppolo did last night
Speaker 1: against the Rams, right, and so through the nineteen times
Speaker 1: in the whole game or something. And what it is?
Speaker 1: What is it about former quarterback head coaches that they
Speaker 1: just got to feel the need to throw the football?
Speaker 1: I don't get it. Yeah, But but give the Jaguars
Speaker 1: defense credit. You know when after those first two drives
Speaker 1: of the game in which the Colts, you know, they
Speaker 1: got down and score and then you get a punt
Speaker 1: blocked and then they go down and score again. Okay,
Speaker 1: was that right? Yeah, that's wait, it wasn't. So the
Speaker 1: next three Cults possessions were three and ounce for the
Speaker 1: Jaguars defense a great job. I think they had one
Speaker 1: two total in the game. Three and outs, right, that's
Speaker 1: that's right. And now in that sequence there was a
Speaker 1: Davon Hamilton's sack on the first three and out. There
Speaker 1: was also a big run on the second of those
Speaker 1: three and out drop that was called back on a holding,
Speaker 1: thank goodness, and it was a fan call on read
Speaker 1: we'll take the three and out. I'll say that we're
Speaker 1: in me and Tony the Cellier in the broadcast booth
Speaker 1: and we're looking at the replay and we're going, uh,
Speaker 1: that was called. Okay. I hated it for Chris Reed.
Speaker 1: He's a former Jaguar and he was a nice guy,
Speaker 1: but yeah, he got called for one that probably shouldn't
Speaker 1: have been called the way it happens. Gets the credit
Speaker 1: for those three announced though. They stood up there and
Speaker 1: the Jaguars offense is out of sorts, and you go
Speaker 1: back and you look at where the the out of
Speaker 1: sorts begin. I don't know if they've ever really hit
Speaker 1: their stride, but look in London, they played well. Trevor
Speaker 1: was looking good, and even in the game before that,
Speaker 1: I thought his pocket presence was just tremendous. And then
Speaker 1: the last three games not so good. Well, what's happened
Speaker 1: in the last three games. Well, you haven't had your
Speaker 1: best running back up full strength. Okay, he got hurt
Speaker 1: in the Seattle game with the heel. I did not
Speaker 1: play in the Buffalo game, and then he tested himself
Speaker 1: out and he plays in this past game. But you
Speaker 1: can tell that he doesn't quite have that that extra
Speaker 1: something that James typically has, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And you can see it like when he gets into
Speaker 1: the open field. And James is not an elite speed guy.
Speaker 1: He's not like an E T N. Once he gets
Speaker 1: an open field, he's going to be gone. That's kind
Speaker 1: of his weakness if he ever does have weaknesses. That
Speaker 1: he doesn't have great speed, but he's still got the
Speaker 1: ability to accelerate through a hole. And I didn't see
Speaker 1: that on Sunday. But I'll tell you this, JP, you
Speaker 1: should have started the game, Okay, should have started. Carlos
Speaker 1: Hi took the opening snaps of the game, and I didn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't like that. And and here's why he's your
Speaker 1: best player. On offense. Would you argue with that note
Speaker 1: at all? Okay, is either is either without question starter
Speaker 1: running back? Yes, best best running back and best player
Speaker 1: on offense. If I've got to play, who is willing
Speaker 1: to suck it up and play hurt? Because that's what's happening.
Speaker 1: If he's out there testing his footheel before the game
Speaker 1: to find out if he can play. Even if I
Speaker 1: have him on a pitch count, he's gonna take my
Speaker 1: first snap, and he should take the first snap. He's
Speaker 1: earned that right. And I think that that's something that
Speaker 1: I think if Erman could look back on in hindsight,
Speaker 1: he might change that, you know, because I think as
Speaker 1: a coach sometimes you're not tuned in because they look
Speaker 1: players in the NFL. Sometimes they have incentives in their
Speaker 1: contract for the number of starts that they have. Some
Speaker 1: of them just want the respect of being declared the starter.
Speaker 1: Especially when you're saying, hey, I'm I'm willing to play
Speaker 1: hurt for you. Then you have to be able to
Speaker 1: make sure that you give that respect back in turn,
Speaker 1: and that's by starting the player. And so I was
Speaker 1: a little surprised at that, and that you know, hopefully
Speaker 1: James is not mad but I've seen players in that
Speaker 1: situation that they that that will for re stickled them
Speaker 1: and it was only you know, the first drive hide,
Speaker 1: you know, and then they had the punt blocked in
Speaker 1: return for a touchdown. They come back out on offense
Speaker 1: and James Robinson standing behind the quarterback right beside him,
Speaker 1: so it gets a carry, and I passed to him
Speaker 1: and put him out there for the first play. You
Speaker 1: don't even think about doing anything else. If he's playing
Speaker 1: playing for you, he should be out there for the
Speaker 1: first play. Then there were special teams issues in the game.
Speaker 1: Hunt blocked and then I missed extra point fifty one
Speaker 1: yard field goal. It's it's a long one. It was
Speaker 1: close off. You had had two big special teams. There's
Speaker 1: early in the ballgame you had the block punt and
Speaker 1: then they score, and then you had a I mean,
Speaker 1: okay kick return. You get a penalty on that. So
Speaker 1: you have essentially back to back penalties. We're not back,
Speaker 1: we're just back to back bad plays. And the punt
Speaker 1: protection is very simplistic and it's not hard. I mean, seriously,
Speaker 1: if you can count four or five you and do
Speaker 1: on one hand. The the punt that got blocked it
Speaker 1: was three guys. If you're looking at if your logan cooking,
Speaker 1: you're looking at it, you've got left of center. There's
Speaker 1: three cult defenders, okay. And then you have for the
Speaker 1: punt team. You have a guard, a tackle, and then
Speaker 1: a wing. So you have three guys to block their
Speaker 1: three guys. Okay. And if you look at it, the
Speaker 1: wing blocks number one. You count the defenders from outside in. Okay,
Speaker 1: So the wing blocks one. Tackle blocks to guard blocks.
Speaker 1: Thank you. You're learning, okay. And when the ball is snapped, okay.
Speaker 1: When the ball is snapped, you set back. You're retreating
Speaker 1: a little bit. And the reason you do that is because,
Speaker 1: let's say two and three decide to cross like a stunt.
Speaker 1: Let's say three runs into uh the guard. Okay. If
Speaker 1: we'll simplify, if two and three cross, now the guard
Speaker 1: and the tackle have to switch responsibilities. You don't chase
Speaker 1: the number two guy all the way inside of the guard.
Speaker 1: If you're the tackle, you block the guy that becomes
Speaker 1: number two. The problem happened Chappelle Russell, who is the tackle.
Speaker 1: He goes to block one. So now you have two
Speaker 1: and three left to be blocked by the guard. Guard.
Speaker 1: That's it. He's got to pick one, which is shock quarterman.
Speaker 1: So Shack blocks who he's supposed to block. He blocks three, okay,
Speaker 1: and two gets a free run now him Andrew Wingered
Speaker 1: sees it late. But he's got to block the right
Speaker 1: side because there are five over there. Yeah, okay, it's important.
Speaker 1: There's five over there, so you have counting the center.
Speaker 1: It goes to the right. That's four. Personal protector was wingered.
Speaker 1: He becomes five, so he's got to go to the
Speaker 1: right side. Initially one of them blocks or actually steps
Speaker 1: out and leaves, doesn't come. So now he makes sure
Speaker 1: that everything's clean at the center before he cheats and
Speaker 1: looks to the left side. By that time, two has
Speaker 1: already passed, you know. So a lot of people thought,
Speaker 1: well it was Wingered, they gave up. No, that's not
Speaker 1: that's not wingers responsibility. That the fact that Winger got
Speaker 1: a piece of him was good, I mean, because most
Speaker 1: pps wouldn't even have gotten a piece of them. So
Speaker 1: the mistake was is that Chappelle should have been on
Speaker 1: what became number two and he was blocking number one.
Speaker 1: Is that I don't remember that being an issue yet
Speaker 1: this year. I don't feel like many have been close
Speaker 1: to being blocked this top of my head. Pun protection
Speaker 1: when it's like that, it is not hard. It can
Speaker 1: be difficult if you have four or five guys lined
Speaker 1: up and then you have let's a four on the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage and then two behind, and then all
Speaker 1: of a sudden they mix and match and stunt and
Speaker 1: do all this kind of stuff, because then you can
Speaker 1: kind of lose count. But when you have just two
Speaker 1: guys crossing, that's that's not very hard. That's that's like
Speaker 1: punt protection basics. I mean, that's one of the easier
Speaker 1: stunts that there is to pick up. That's not hard
Speaker 1: at all. And uh and the Jaguars were fortunate. There
Speaker 1: was one other punt that had some leakage that that
Speaker 1: could have been an issue later in the game. So
Speaker 1: you had too. So here's what's gonna happen. The forty niners.
Speaker 1: They're coming, Make no mistake, forty niners are coming to
Speaker 1: block punch this week. So you better get it cleaned
Speaker 1: up because they are coming, and they're gonna come nearly
Speaker 1: every time. I guarantee that. I mean, he was so
Speaker 1: clean he nearly took the ball off Logan's foot could
Speaker 1: have tackled him. He really could have if if if
Speaker 1: he had accelerated through the hole and realized that he
Speaker 1: wasn't gonna get blocked, because I think it was almost
Speaker 1: in shock. But if he had accelerated through on them
Speaker 1: from the snap of the ball, he literally could have
Speaker 1: tackled Logan Cook before he even started to take the
Speaker 1: second step in the punt. And so that's that's one.
Speaker 1: My point is that this week you better be ready
Speaker 1: because what they call it, the people sometimes call it
Speaker 1: the copycat League, which is smart football, because if you
Speaker 1: if you're getting ready to play team that had an
Speaker 1: issue with a particular play, you better make damn sure
Speaker 1: you're gonna try to make sure that they fixed it,
Speaker 1: because if they don't, if they hadn't fixed it, you
Speaker 1: want to make sure that you are there to take
Speaker 1: advantage of you get that opportunity, because that could come around.
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Speaker 1: I got answers for you, JP I got answers. We
Speaker 1: got plenty of questions. Let's see if you have all
Speaker 1: the answers I got. I got answers about wide receivers. Oh,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about that, and and plenty more ahead. It's
Speaker 1: Jaguars Happy Hour on the Jaguars Digital Network. Like I said,
Speaker 1: I'm hard on myself and I expect to to play
Speaker 1: really well every every game and put us in a
Speaker 1: position to win. And just a lot of a lot
Speaker 1: of reasons. Offensively, we just didn't play great today. I
Speaker 1: thought we picked it up a little bit into the
Speaker 1: third um written mostly in the fourth quarter. Um, but
Speaker 1: we just gotta played better. That starts with me, and
Speaker 1: so I'm part of myself and gotta get better. But
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, there's gonna be things you gotta go through,
Speaker 1: and um, stay positives. I'm what I'm doing right now.
Speaker 1: And you know, the locker room is in you know,
Speaker 1: good spirits. Obviously, we're we're piste off. We you know,
Speaker 1: had a chance to win that game, should have won
Speaker 1: that game and didn't. So um, but you know, locker
Speaker 1: room is good and I'm good just gotta you know,
Speaker 1: let it let a simmer for a day and then
Speaker 1: move on and we gotta go play San Francisco, so
Speaker 1: let it simmer for a day. That's the quarterback Trevor Lawrence,
Speaker 1: who was sixteen of thirty five passing for a hundred
Speaker 1: sixty two yards. He was sacked three times, lost the fumble.
Speaker 1: At the end of the game, ran the ball five
Speaker 1: times for thirty three yards and welcome back. It's Jaguar's
Speaker 1: Happy our j P. Shadrick with Jeff Lagman, Joe Fortunado,
Speaker 1: Brent Rebra along with us today also and the Jaguars
Speaker 1: faced the forty Niners. Will get to that team coming
Speaker 1: up and just a little bit. But Trevor Lawrence and
Speaker 1: the Jaguars offense, they had seven three in ounce in
Speaker 1: the first half. No six three and ounce in the
Speaker 1: first half. In the first seven drives, I mean they
Speaker 1: had the agnew touchdown run on a four play drive.
Speaker 1: They had a six play drive for a field goal
Speaker 1: with the final gun fifty six yard field goal by
Speaker 1: the way, So they couldn't move the ball outside of
Speaker 1: those two scoring drives at all. Well, it was, it
Speaker 1: wasn't very good. And I think the thing that the
Speaker 1: concern me is that it almost looked like Trevor's play regressed.
Speaker 1: I think that was his worst game as a pro yet.
Speaker 1: And uh, and look, it's never gonna be smooth and
Speaker 1: perfect as a rookie as far as okay, every week
Speaker 1: you see him get better. I mean, but it's it's
Speaker 1: like stock market. It's up down sometimes, but you just
Speaker 1: want the progression to still continue up in the last
Speaker 1: three games make you kind of go, well, as he progressed,
Speaker 1: and I think you'd have a hard time pointing to
Speaker 1: the to the numbers to say that he has progressed.
Speaker 1: Early in that game, the play that I didn't like
Speaker 1: was it was play action. He rolls out his receiver
Speaker 1: that was supposed to be in the in the flat,
Speaker 1: gets picked off by defensive end and so now he's
Speaker 1: lost his short immediate option and he throws it up.
Speaker 1: And when he threw it up, it was the defensive
Speaker 1: back and I think it was Kenny Moore dropped in.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was right there in the hands to
Speaker 1: be caught by by Kenny Moore and he drops it.
Speaker 1: That's that like one of those things where you go
Speaker 1: all the way back to the first couple of weeks
Speaker 1: of the season and you just gotta say, well, you
Speaker 1: can't do that, and then I thought at times his
Speaker 1: pocket presence wasn't good and that the eyes dropped a
Speaker 1: couple of times, which that's something that we really haven't
Speaker 1: seen with him yet. And part of that is is
Speaker 1: that the offensive line needs to be better earlier in
Speaker 1: the game. But also you go to the sack at
Speaker 1: the very end of the game. Okay, got a chance
Speaker 1: to win a game. You're in plus territory. I mean,
Speaker 1: you're you're in there, feld And and I'm talking a
Speaker 1: great chance to win. Yeah, you got plenty of time.
Speaker 1: So on the play that he gets the sack, calls
Speaker 1: fumble on him, he drops back, the cults are bringing pressure.
Speaker 1: You've got it picked up. Okay, just needs to climb
Speaker 1: the pocket, step forward a little bit, shuffle his feet forward,
Speaker 1: keep it balanced, and make thee And I think it's
Speaker 1: Marvin Jones coming across right in front of him, and
Speaker 1: his eyes dropped and he kind of goes to run. Okay,
Speaker 1: if you're gonna do that, now you have to take
Speaker 1: the next step, which is ball security, tuck it away.
Speaker 1: And he doesn't do a good job with that. So
Speaker 1: two mistakes, they're really three. One he should have just
Speaker 1: stepped up into the pocket, climbed the pocket realizing that
Speaker 1: he had the protection. He doesn't do that, should have
Speaker 1: made a throw, doesn't do that. Okay, now you decide
Speaker 1: to run it. Okay, when you do, tuck the ball
Speaker 1: away and protect it because if you take a sack there,
Speaker 1: whatever it takes. Yeah, I mean you're you're, you're okay.
Speaker 1: And so that wasn't a great sequence for him. But
Speaker 1: the first play of that drive he gets sacked because
Speaker 1: Norwell got beat by Bugner. So I mean you sit
Speaker 1: there and you go, why why do the eyes drop? Well,
Speaker 1: first play the drive up got waxed, you know. So,
Speaker 1: and there were times where he didn't have a whole
Speaker 1: lot of receiver separation. So it just it was not
Speaker 1: a good performance. And and that's that's all. That's the
Speaker 1: hard thing of of being a quarterback in the National
Speaker 1: Football League JP. It is, by far it is the
Speaker 1: hardest position to play in all of professional sports, and
Speaker 1: it's not even close. So it takes time, and unfortunately
Speaker 1: it takes some growing pains and some hard lessons. You know.
Speaker 1: It brings me to the last night I fell asleep
Speaker 1: at halftime of the Monday night game. But just Peyton
Speaker 1: and Eli again right on on the ESPN two feet Okay,
Speaker 1: how was that? And it was great? So to the
Speaker 1: point here Phil Mickelson was on with him, and Phil
Speaker 1: is doing a great job, asking what real quick? Does
Speaker 1: Phil have a golf tournament this week? Ok? Good, if
Speaker 1: you did, don't pick him and he said, yeah, I
Speaker 1: took off this week for a reason because the curse
Speaker 1: is real. Anyway, he was asking about, hey, what happens
Speaker 1: Peyton when you're at the line, Like, what is your
Speaker 1: progression from when you break the huddle to the snap
Speaker 1: as a quarterback? And Peyton went through it. You start
Speaker 1: from the line and go back. It's how many guys
Speaker 1: are down up front? What's going on with the linebackers?
Speaker 1: Is there a guy off to the side, what's the
Speaker 1: secondary doing? One high two high safeties? What's the deal here?
Speaker 1: And that's all within like three seconds. There's a lot
Speaker 1: to think about, even pre snap, and then everything happens
Speaker 1: once the ball snapped you that's all happening. And for
Speaker 1: a rookie and all that going on, I know it's
Speaker 1: Trevor Lawrence, he's been at it for a little while.
Speaker 1: That's a lot to digest as it's a lot and uh.
Speaker 1: And that's why you rarely, if ever see a rookie
Speaker 1: that has great success. The ones that do have great
Speaker 1: success play the game in a very loose fashion. When
Speaker 1: I say that that, I mean you see the running
Speaker 1: quarterbacks have success in the rookie year because they're not
Speaker 1: being four to drop back and play quarterback there doing
Speaker 1: they're doing college football quarterback things, okay, and uh, Like
Speaker 1: you know, when r G three was with Washington Redskins,
Speaker 1: they did a lot of that. Some of that, you know,
Speaker 1: the read option stuff becomes part of the game. And
Speaker 1: you know, you hear a lot of people say, well,
Speaker 1: how come they don't do more RPO stuff with Trevor.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing. They do do r P O
Speaker 1: stuff with Trevor. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: do you want to expose your quarterback to more hits
Speaker 1: at all? I don't want to. I don't want to
Speaker 1: young quarterback out there running and risking the development to
Speaker 1: where he can't play the rest of the season because
Speaker 1: I want to have him gain eight yards for one game.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you look at it from a big
Speaker 1: picture standpoint, that's very shortsighted. You have to look at
Speaker 1: it from the big picture perspective and uh deal with
Speaker 1: some of the things that he's gonna have with growing pains.
Speaker 1: But in the long run, it's more beneficial. But to
Speaker 1: go back to this again, I'm gonna reiterate this, the
Speaker 1: last three games have not been on the trajectory that
Speaker 1: you want. It needs to get better. And again that
Speaker 1: coincides without James Robinson being at his best. It would
Speaker 1: help if you know the receivers the play out there
Speaker 1: improved a little bit down the field, right, I mean
Speaker 1: there was one you have the look the receiver's got
Speaker 1: to get better separation. I'm gonna tell you that that
Speaker 1: there was one wide receiver that I thought deserved a
Speaker 1: game ball. Who would that be? Look on Treadwell. Treadwell, sir,
Speaker 1: I thought he played well. When you say that he
Speaker 1: didn't have You know what, do you have one catch?
Speaker 1: Tell me about tell me about that catch? You remember
Speaker 1: that catch twelve way behind him high? Yeah, hell of
Speaker 1: a catch. That's one play though, first catches the jaguar.
Speaker 1: Why else should he get a game ball? The and
Speaker 1: we've got we've got this audio, okay, because the great
Speaker 1: Vince Lombardi had a famous play. Then this goes back
Speaker 1: football from years ago. Let's just play this and then
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Speaker 1: like so because what he's saying, we're s e A L.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, not like the the animal that you see,
Speaker 1: but not like the animal seal that the seal like
Speaker 1: a zip lock bag seal. You're trying to get a
Speaker 1: seal here and a seal here. It's a great it's
Speaker 1: a great video. And when I saw the sixty six
Speaker 1: yard touchdown run by Jamal Agnew, it it came right
Speaker 1: to my mind that the Vince Lombardi little piece and
Speaker 1: sure enough it's very similar um that play. You have
Speaker 1: a shotgun with Jamal Agnew lineup ball set and by
Speaker 1: the way we're gonna be drawing this for Jack Wire
Speaker 1: tomorrow night. How convenient. Okay, and uh, you gotta get
Speaker 1: a seal. And the seal happens from a couple of
Speaker 1: different guys. Okay, Man Hurts blocks down that there's an
Speaker 1: inside seal, and then you have La Kwan Treadwell coming
Speaker 1: down and blocking Darius Leonardo against one of the great
Speaker 1: tackling linebackers in football, all Pro Darius Leonard. Okay, and
Speaker 1: he doesn't just block him, he owns them. I'm telling
Speaker 1: you go back and watch that play and watch lakwantra
Speaker 1: it well on him because he does a great job.
Speaker 1: So then you gotta have the seal to the outside,
Speaker 1: the seal here, and the seal here. So we're talking
Speaker 1: because so we talked about the seal here, because the
Speaker 1: seal here is Man Hurts, THEA Kwan Treadwell, and then Shatley,
Speaker 1: who has one of the hardest jobs on the play,
Speaker 1: he's gotta he's gotta hike the shotgun snap. Then he
Speaker 1: has to pull around Man Hurts because he has to
Speaker 1: block the backside lineback. Not an easy block, not an
Speaker 1: easy job to snap and the pull and then block
Speaker 1: and then the seal to the outside is Cam Robinson
Speaker 1: kicking out the defensive back and then the safety will
Speaker 1: be unblocked, so you're hoping that the running back can
Speaker 1: beat him one on one. The Colts actually had a
Speaker 1: nickel blitz coming from the backside. Rotate the safeties and
Speaker 1: the safety goes back to the deep middle. So by
Speaker 1: the time he realizes what's coming, he goes to chase
Speaker 1: Jamal Agnew down and then the speed of Agnew negates
Speaker 1: the angle and it's six. But that's the Lombardi play.
Speaker 1: That's the Packers sweep and uh twenty one point six
Speaker 1: miles per hour on that run by Agnew, the fourth
Speaker 1: fastest in the league this year. Fourth fastest. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: if you could tell, I mean when when he when
Speaker 1: the safety was trying to catch up, it wouldn't happen.
Speaker 1: No chance. I was in a booth literally as soon
Speaker 1: as he got in the outside to have my hands
Speaker 1: in the air, you know, and and and in the
Speaker 1: safety he looked like he had an angle. I said,
Speaker 1: there's no way I had my hands in the air.
Speaker 1: Touchdown called it? You called it? Way to go seal
Speaker 1: here and see some of those um oh thanks, that
Speaker 1: wrong seal jove, but I get where you're going. We're
Speaker 1: back in a moment. We'll look ahead to the San
Speaker 1: Francisco forty Niners. They're coming to town in week number eleven.
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Speaker 1: One of those stretches where we're a little out of seeing.
Speaker 1: Can we gotta get it fixed? Um, it's just details
Speaker 1: all were all around every position group. It's it's clean
Speaker 1: up the details being on the same page. Um. And
Speaker 1: then just as simple as making the plays. And then
Speaker 1: there are so many opportunities to day and missed a
Speaker 1: few throws, had some drops like all over the field.
Speaker 1: You know, we gotta we gotta make those plays and
Speaker 1: that's on all of us and um, yeah, just that's
Speaker 1: what's frustrating is when you lose a game like that
Speaker 1: on the final drive you fumble and games over when
Speaker 1: you had a chance to win. But then you look
Speaker 1: back and you had so many opportunities to execute on
Speaker 1: and put yourself in the situation to get points or
Speaker 1: to score or whatever. And we did it and the
Speaker 1: defense played great. And it's two weeks in a row.
Speaker 1: I love the way our defense is planned. You know,
Speaker 1: if they keep doing that, we're gonna have a chance
Speaker 1: to win every game. And us as an offense, we
Speaker 1: gotta take we gotta take some responsibility and get better
Speaker 1: and UM put put the right foot forward. So we'll
Speaker 1: do that. We gotta just stick together and we're gonna
Speaker 1: do that, but UM definitely need to play better. The
Speaker 1: quarterback Trevor Lawrence after the game Sunday and Andy Nath listen,
Speaker 1: welcome back. It's Jaguars Happy Our j P Shadrick, Jeff
Speaker 1: Logman coming up. Oh in a little less than thirty minutes,
Speaker 1: it's the Urban Meyer Show on the Jaguars Radio Network,
Speaker 1: feat three you guessed at head coach Urban Meyer. He'll
Speaker 1: join us. We'll recap the game, look ahead to San Francisco.
Speaker 1: We'll get an early preview of San Francisco in this
Speaker 1: segment here, Well, last night they beat the hell out
Speaker 1: of the Ramps. Good really good team. I mean beat him.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm saying the Rams really good team. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I question a little bit with the Rams and that,
Speaker 1: why would you risk maybe upsetting some chemistry things by
Speaker 1: bringing in an Odell Beckham. I think that's a question mark.
Speaker 1: Von Miller. I don't think it's a question mark because
Speaker 1: the guys is an A plus guy. But when you
Speaker 1: have an offense that's just running so well with the
Speaker 1: with the pieces that they have, why would you risk
Speaker 1: disrupting that by bringing in a guy who, unless he's
Speaker 1: kind of the center of attention, he's never been happy. Well,
Speaker 1: the trick now is with Robert Woods out he towards
Speaker 1: knee up, which was happening on Friday, like it's you know,
Speaker 1: maybe it'll work out, but I mean they didn't have
Speaker 1: him and they looked lost on offense. Yeah. I know.
Speaker 1: Troy Aikman did a radio interview earlier this morning. I
Speaker 1: got a lot of respect for Troy. I know him
Speaker 1: very well, and Troy usually doesn't say anything unless he
Speaker 1: really believes, and he talks about how is a quarterback.
Speaker 1: When you bring in a guy like that, it can
Speaker 1: upset the balance. And because you have a guy that
Speaker 1: kind of commands, demands either way you want to put
Speaker 1: it the ball, and so it can distract a quarterback
Speaker 1: from doing what he's supposed to do, which is delivered
Speaker 1: the ball to the open receiver, irregardless of who they are,
Speaker 1: what number they're wearing. And uh, and I thought Troy
Speaker 1: was you know, he's being fair. And I mean Troy
Speaker 1: had Michael Irvine and uh, Alvin Harper and guys that, uh,
Speaker 1: we're really good. But Troy through to the open guy. Yeah.
Speaker 1: You know, even though Michael Irvin may not have liked it,
Speaker 1: you know that he made sure that it was going
Speaker 1: to the open guy. So I think that's gonna be
Speaker 1: interesting to watch what happens to the Rams and Matt
Speaker 1: Stafford now that Odell Beckham has arrived. And if you
Speaker 1: track the numbers between or from prior to last night,
Speaker 1: and so you look at that and then you look
Speaker 1: at from last night going forward, it'll be interesting to
Speaker 1: see where it goes. Well, the forty Niners defense and
Speaker 1: you know, held the Rams to their lowest point total
Speaker 1: lowest and lowest yardage total of the season, by the way.
Speaker 1: And but you know, San Francisco held the ball offensively.
Speaker 1: They ran the ball a bunch. Time of possession was
Speaker 1: like forty to twenty. I mean, it was crazy, right,
Speaker 1: you know. And I just pulled it up. Forty Niners
Speaker 1: had the ball thirty nine minutes and three seconds. Pretty good, okay,
Speaker 1: sixty four plays. The Rams had fifty four and only
Speaker 1: twenty minutes fifty seven seconds time of possession. And the
Speaker 1: forty Niners came out and said, we're gonna play smash
Speaker 1: mouth football and you can't handle it. They're doing this
Speaker 1: toss stuff and like the ball. But Diebo Samuel, Diebo
Speaker 1: Samuel into the backfield two at times because he's your
Speaker 1: best player. And that's what you do with your best player.
Speaker 1: If you're not gonna throw the ball a lot. Diebo
Speaker 1: Samuel can run the ball just like a running back.
Speaker 1: He could. He's good. And they I think they did
Speaker 1: a really good job with the game plan. And uh,
Speaker 1: and I think it's gonna be a challenge. It's strength
Speaker 1: on strength a little bit. This week forty and I
Speaker 1: was gonna come out try to run the football against
Speaker 1: the Jaguars. And the Jaguars have been pretty good against
Speaker 1: the run. They jaged the excuse me the forty niners
Speaker 1: offensive rankings this year, Well, they're thirteenth in the league
Speaker 1: in total offense, thirteenth in rushing, thirteenth in passing. They
Speaker 1: are number one in the red zone though once they
Speaker 1: get close. They finished with points number one in the
Speaker 1: league in fact and red zone offense goal to go
Speaker 1: there in the top five, and they score middle of
Speaker 1: the pack, but they give the ball away a good
Speaker 1: bit fourteen giveaways this this year on offense. Um. But
Speaker 1: if they if they put together a performance like last night,
Speaker 1: they're gonna kind of hang around in the NFC wild
Speaker 1: card chase, that's for sure. Well they should. And uh,
Speaker 1: I think something that has certainly I would say, has
Speaker 1: taken them off track a little bit, the whole drafting
Speaker 1: of Trey Lands. I was gonna ask you, what do
Speaker 1: you think, first off of Garoppolo that obviously they ran
Speaker 1: the ball so much last night and do a good
Speaker 1: bit um, and then they've got Lance and then what
Speaker 1: third overall, I mean, that's that's that's a quarterback equity there. Well,
Speaker 1: first of all, I like Jimmy Garoppolo I mean, if
Speaker 1: you look at the numbers when they have them, they win.
Speaker 1: The problem with Jimmy Garoppolo has been he hasn't been available,
Speaker 1: and so I understand why they end up drafting a
Speaker 1: quarterback and utilizing those type of resources to bring in
Speaker 1: who they feel is going to be generational type prospect
Speaker 1: because Trey Lance is super athletics, got a great arm
Speaker 1: and when I say great arm, the ar the arm
Speaker 1: strength is there to make all the throws. He was
Speaker 1: highly successful at college. So I think there's a lot
Speaker 1: of upside there. But it's uh. You know, when you
Speaker 1: draft a quarterback like that, you're basically telling your team
Speaker 1: that the guy that we have is our guys, not
Speaker 1: our guy. I and this is different than the Packers
Speaker 1: drafting George what's his name love, Jordan's Love. Okay, that's different. Okay,
Speaker 1: Jordan's Love was taken like in the latter part of
Speaker 1: the first round. That's the message from that is is
Speaker 1: that we feel like that we want to develop a
Speaker 1: guy for the future. When you draft a guy at
Speaker 1: third overall, it's saying we're drafting this guy to be
Speaker 1: the future, like maybe this year is now kind of deal.
Speaker 1: That's it. See it's different. And I remember the Patriots
Speaker 1: drafted Garoppolo second round. Brady's still there. This is ay,
Speaker 1: we're developing this guy. It didn't obviously work out for
Speaker 1: him there. They traded him off and he got his
Speaker 1: money in San Francisco. I think he's a good player.
Speaker 1: I go back, was it a couple of years ago? Um?
Speaker 1: Two years ago? Was it that the jet we we
Speaker 1: went to San Francisco. Well, it's not really San Francisco,
Speaker 1: Santa Clara, okay, and the Jaguars were playing pretty well,
Speaker 1: and Jimmy Garoppolo and the play action did a number
Speaker 1: on the Jaguars defense that day. I mean an absolute number.
Speaker 1: And it was like, oh my gosh. And that was
Speaker 1: either seventeen or eighteen. Would have been seventeen. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was three at San Francisco on Christmas Eve. Okay, that
Speaker 1: was the seventeen Jaguars defense now, which was Jackson clintch
Speaker 1: By then remember that day. Yeah, they didn't play it
Speaker 1: like that. It's not like the Jaguars played that game
Speaker 1: and now they may have clinched it that day, but
Speaker 1: they came out the play now. I think they they
Speaker 1: didn't know it. I think because it was a late game. Okay,
Speaker 1: so it kind of happened in progress of that game.
Speaker 1: But here's the reality. They played that game to win it,
Speaker 1: and Jimmy Garoppolo and the play action the Jack Wars
Speaker 1: defense didn't have an answer. That's how challenging that they
Speaker 1: can be. And when Kyle Shanahan finds his groove as
Speaker 1: a play caller, which obviously he loves her as any
Speaker 1: coach would love to be able to have a great
Speaker 1: running game to be able to call play action and such.
Speaker 1: But that's that's right down Kyle Shanahan's alley play action
Speaker 1: off of a really strong running game. And last night
Speaker 1: he didn't have to call a whole lot of play action.
Speaker 1: He just kept running the ball. I'm going down the
Speaker 1: rabbit hole. Now this the box score that game in
Speaker 1: bringing back some awful memories. All right, So defense, what
Speaker 1: kind of pass rusher is Nick Posa? What do you
Speaker 1: like about one of the best? What do I like
Speaker 1: about him? He does everything, He's not a one trick pony.
Speaker 1: He's got power, he's got speed, he's a technician, he
Speaker 1: has counter moves, he is athletic, he plays the run hard.
Speaker 1: There's nothing not to lie like. About Nick Bosa. He's
Speaker 1: better than his brother, much better Nick bos Just what
Speaker 1: is what does the other bossa not do? Oh? Joey
Speaker 1: doesn't play every snap like Nick nick Bosa. Now this
Speaker 1: is I haven't watched a ton of him this year
Speaker 1: and he's coming back from an injury. But I can
Speaker 1: tell you before the injury, Nick Bosa would take over
Speaker 1: a game at any minute. He's that kind of talent.
Speaker 1: And uh, I like him. I love him. I love
Speaker 1: guys that play the run. For example, in gock Way, Yeah,
Speaker 1: doesn't play the run well really sometimes acts as if
Speaker 1: he doesn't even care about stopping the run at times.
Speaker 1: But when he watched her slide of frame enough at
Speaker 1: least in the days he was here, that he could
Speaker 1: pushed around a lot. If they got their hands on him,
Speaker 1: he's blocked right, he would. I'll say this again. He
Speaker 1: wasn't a willing run. He wasn't the willing run defensive
Speaker 1: player at times. That wasn't what you know. It's like
Speaker 1: Dion Sanders didn't want to come up and make a
Speaker 1: big tackle, okay, and gok Way didn't want to come
Speaker 1: up and you know, stick his nose in there. But
Speaker 1: here's the crazy thing when he wanted to. He was
Speaker 1: really good at it at times. But he's not a
Speaker 1: big guy. But anyway, that's what I love about Nick Bosa.
Speaker 1: The guy plays run, he plays pass, he plays left side,
Speaker 1: he plays right side. You can take him, you can
Speaker 1: kick him down as an inside pass rusher. He's athletic
Speaker 1: enough that you can drop him into coverage. I mean
Speaker 1: he can do anything that you ask. I mean, if
Speaker 1: you had if you had a Nick Bosa and a
Speaker 1: Josh Allen on the same team, look out, I mean
Speaker 1: look out, you would have something. You would have definitely
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Speaker 1: Jacksonville Jaguars. Will take a look at the injury report,
Speaker 1: we'll look around the a f C South all that
Speaker 1: when we return at Jaguars Happy Hour on the Jaguars
Speaker 1: Digital Network. I just sit on the radio that you
Speaker 1: know culturally you know. I'm a big believer in culture.
Speaker 1: I'm a big believer in leadership. I also have been alignment,
Speaker 1: everybody working together and enough with the almost almost almost.
Speaker 1: When we figure that out, that's when you win. And um,
Speaker 1: I like what was said. I didn't say much after
Speaker 1: the game. Some players did. And we'll see how we
Speaker 1: show up next week against San Francisco in front of
Speaker 1: our home crowd. But I hate to say this because
Speaker 1: I usually try not to when you lose, but I
Speaker 1: that was at that second half way they on the
Speaker 1: road again. It's a very good team. They played their
Speaker 1: tails off, man, and um, it wasn't pretty. But they
Speaker 1: could have sucked their thumb and left after the second
Speaker 1: quarter like you see some teams do. They didn't do that.
Speaker 1: So I hate to use the word proud, but I am.
Speaker 1: That said coach Reban Meyer. That was immediately after the
Speaker 1: game Sunday in Indianapolis, and welcome back. It's Jaguars Happy Hour.
Speaker 1: We'll hear more from Urban Meyer on the Urban Meyer
Speaker 1: Show and a little less than ten minutes here on
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Speaker 1: It was Urban referring to you that he was just
Speaker 1: talking on the radio. That's right after our our conversation.
Speaker 1: He goes right into the press conference. That's so good.
Speaker 1: He had a he had a good conversation with him,
Speaker 1: and that's good that he gave that information to you first,
Speaker 1: as he should. It's very nice. Yeah, like the first
Speaker 1: word with the head coach at game, and you can
Speaker 1: only get that on the Jaguars radio networks. We get
Speaker 1: at five o'clock. When uh, sometimes when when you I
Speaker 1: think when you're when you have a coach, and just
Speaker 1: from my experience, sometime coaches don't need to say anything
Speaker 1: after a game. Just lay up. What I mean by
Speaker 1: that is it. Sometimes it's better if he doesn't say
Speaker 1: anything and just let the players say it or feel
Speaker 1: it because they know. I mean, there's there's games that
Speaker 1: they know. I mean, what are you gonna tell your team? Hey, look,
Speaker 1: you know we can't come out and we can't allow
Speaker 1: two scores right out of the gate offensive you know,
Speaker 1: to the offensive opponent and then get a kick blocked
Speaker 1: or punt blocked for a touchdown. You can't win. I mean,
Speaker 1: well everybody knows that. Hello, yeah, captain obvious captain obvious
Speaker 1: kid coach. I mean, so you mean there's sometimes you
Speaker 1: just you don't need to say anything. You just kind
Speaker 1: of let it simmer a little bit. And uh and
Speaker 1: sometimes it's best. It's more important sometimes what you say
Speaker 1: on Monday as opposed to what you say on Sunday
Speaker 1: after a game, to get your team understanding and believing
Speaker 1: and and and getting better from that standpoint point, it's
Speaker 1: the message that you carry to him on Monday and beyond.
Speaker 1: Were you a big locker room speech guy. No, Now
Speaker 1: I was never big into that. But I mean, if
Speaker 1: I felt the need to say something, you know me
Speaker 1: JP hold back. I don't. Yeah, I'm not very good
Speaker 1: at at not saying Sometimes my mouth leads the way.
Speaker 1: Uh yes, But but I mean that's what we know
Speaker 1: where you stand. That's the good thing. Your teammates, that's
Speaker 1: a good thing. And I think that's also what players want.
Speaker 1: Players want to know where they want to stand. And
Speaker 1: uh so, but a coach has to be a little
Speaker 1: bit more measured sometimes because he has to have a
Speaker 1: little bit more thought and uh, a little bit more
Speaker 1: reflection sometimes into the game to be able to to
Speaker 1: react in a positive way. I don't want I say
Speaker 1: in a positive way. I'm not saying that you always
Speaker 1: have to go and and have sunshine and rainbows to
Speaker 1: your team after you don't play well. But the positive
Speaker 1: way is that, in other words, you're giving something that
Speaker 1: they can digest to help them and everybody get better.
Speaker 1: That's what I mean in a positive light. Let's take
Speaker 1: a look at the Baptist Health injury reports. Baptist Health
Speaker 1: changing healthcare for good and well. James Robinson, you know,
Speaker 1: it was a question mark going into the game. Of course,
Speaker 1: had a game time decision. He went for it, and
Speaker 1: we'll see what he's listed as this week. I would
Speaker 1: guess he's still be on the report at some point,
Speaker 1: just the way you know that went last week. Um,
Speaker 1: and then there's the guys that are on injured reserve,
Speaker 1: and Irby Meyer said last week and that Brandon Linder
Speaker 1: might be available this week moving ahead, which would be
Speaker 1: a nice step coming off a high ankle issue. Well,
Speaker 1: it was a high ankle in a knee and so
Speaker 1: it's kind of twofold for him. Can he come back?
Speaker 1: You know that when when we talked about this, I
Speaker 1: think it was last week we were saying okay with
Speaker 1: a high ankle, because the high ankle typically is longer
Speaker 1: than a re covery of of a knee that he
Speaker 1: had that you know, high ankle six to eight weeks,
Speaker 1: and six weeks would put him back about this week,
Speaker 1: and that would be obviously the earliest time frame. So
Speaker 1: could he be back? Sure, he could be back. The
Speaker 1: nice thing is is that you have the luxury of
Speaker 1: Tyler Shatley. Yeah, right, which Tyler Shatley is a good
Speaker 1: football player, and so you don't want to rush something
Speaker 1: that doesn't need to be rushed when you have a
Speaker 1: Tyler Shatley. So you want to make sure that lender
Speaker 1: is good to go and uh that it's best for
Speaker 1: him or it's the least likely for him to have
Speaker 1: set back by coming back too soon because you do
Speaker 1: have a good player that is playing in his place.
Speaker 1: Let's take a look at the ANFC South results from
Speaker 1: week number ten. Of course, we know the two teams
Speaker 1: that were in action against each other. The Jacksonville Jaguars
Speaker 1: fell to the Indianapolis Colts seventeen. The Tennessee Titans came
Speaker 1: away from with a win. It was a closer then
Speaker 1: they would have hoped Earlier in the game, st scored
Speaker 1: a touchdown late with the Titans stopped at two point
Speaker 1: conversion try with a minute sixteen left and the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: Controversial game. Now, this phantom blow to the head right
Speaker 1: that got called against the Saints, and uh, I saw
Speaker 1: the replay of it. I think, I think that was
Speaker 1: a terrible call. I think much like much like we
Speaker 1: had last week with Tony Crenti hip check in Cassius Marsh.
Speaker 1: This is another blemish I think on the NFL with
Speaker 1: a bad call, and I think something's got to be
Speaker 1: done about it. And I here, here's the problem that
Speaker 1: I have JP. The call by Tony Crente was a
Speaker 1: bunch of b s. Terrible call, terrible call, and then
Speaker 1: the league comes out and backs it. Well, there they
Speaker 1: were backing the haunting part of it. That's not that haunting.
Speaker 1: It's not. No, it's not It is not taunting when
Speaker 1: you stand yards away from somebody. J P. If I'm
Speaker 1: sitting here now, if I did that right in front
Speaker 1: of your faces, two knows, it's worse. It's a see.
Speaker 1: I mean to me, it's just you have to do
Speaker 1: what's right. Okay, when the official calls taunting, and that's
Speaker 1: never been called before when a player has been that
Speaker 1: far away from a bench area, it's never been called.
Speaker 1: And that official does a little hip check and doesn't
Speaker 1: throw the flag while the guys standing there looking at
Speaker 1: the sideline. He throws the flag after he initiates contact
Speaker 1: into him. Okay, so then you turn around and then
Speaker 1: you have this call with the New Orleans game. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: you gotta get it right. In the NFL, you got
Speaker 1: to get it right. And so for those that are
Speaker 1: at Park Avenue, you've got to start making sure that
Speaker 1: you cannot do things like what you've done last week
Speaker 1: and this week to lose credibility with your officiating department.
Speaker 1: If they mess up, then just own it, because nobody's perfect.
Speaker 1: And that's the problem that I have from the league
Speaker 1: office standpoint, is that they should have admitted that that
Speaker 1: was a mistake by Tony Crenny and that it shouldn't
Speaker 1: have been called, and that they should have instituted some
Speaker 1: type of one week suspension for him initiating the contact
Speaker 1: on the player. Now, the official that calls this phantom call,
Speaker 1: first of all, I think every place should be reviewed,
Speaker 1: and then in that instance, that place should have been
Speaker 1: able to be challenged or reviewed to get it right,
Speaker 1: and I think the officials and the NFL need to
Speaker 1: address that. Okay, I'm down from the soapbox. We're about
Speaker 1: a minute away from the Urban Meyer Show. Quickly. What
Speaker 1: you like to hear from the coach tonight? I want
Speaker 1: to hear about the offense, you know. I want to
Speaker 1: hear about, you know, how to fix it? You know,
Speaker 1: how how do you go about changing the way in
Speaker 1: the direction of the offense as far as getting your
Speaker 1: young quarterback back on track? How do you quiet the noise?
Speaker 1: A lot of football left to get that done too.
Speaker 1: They got some part of it. Yeah. I also want to,
Speaker 1: you know, commend him on the effort that the defense had.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that was a really good job of
Speaker 1: keeping a football team in a game, because it almost
Speaker 1: felt like it was gonna be a boat race early
Speaker 1: in that game, seventeen nothing that Jaguars had the ball
Speaker 1: with a chance to win late coming up the Urban
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