Speaker 1: It is Tuesday, September one. This is Jaguars Happy Hours. Hey,
Speaker 1: now a guy who's tasting batches and still wearing that
Speaker 1: same old hack j Peace, welcome in. It is Jaguars
Speaker 1: Happy Hour on a Tuesday afternoon, recapping the Jaguars lost
Speaker 1: to the Denver Broncos for one final time. Then we're
Speaker 1: gonna put the thing to bed and move on to
Speaker 1: week three. That's how it works in the NFL. It's
Speaker 1: on to the next twenty four hour rule until the
Speaker 1: day and well, you know, after this, so maybe thirty six.
Speaker 1: I was told there would be no math this week
Speaker 1: catch the last week today rule. Here's what's coming up
Speaker 1: on the show today and a busy program that was
Speaker 1: Jaguars analyst Jeff Lagaman. We'll take our final look at
Speaker 1: the loss to the Broncos. The era on the Cardinals
Speaker 1: are red hot offensively coming in. They escaped by the
Speaker 1: skin of their teeth this past Sunday on a missed
Speaker 1: field goal by the Vikings. But there two and oh
Speaker 1: and right there in the that really really good NFC
Speaker 1: West Division, and they've got a great quarterback and receivers.
Speaker 1: They get a lot of things. We'll go through them
Speaker 1: Urban Meyer. Coming up on The Urban Meyer Show and
Speaker 1: the Jaguars Radio Network at five o'clock, we'll look forward
Speaker 1: to hearing from the Jaguars head coach J P. Shadrick,
Speaker 1: Jeff Lockman, and here we go another losing result logs.
Speaker 1: There were pieces of this game though, and very few,
Speaker 1: but some pieces of this game felt better. The the
Speaker 1: operation from the sideline of the field, the getting the
Speaker 1: play in the right number of players in the huddle,
Speaker 1: those important pre snap things like first week it it
Speaker 1: was rough. Yeah, I mean really rough, and really not
Speaker 1: any excuse for that type of organization in a in
Speaker 1: a game. And uh, I mean occasionally you might have
Speaker 1: an issue, but well, it was good to see that
Speaker 1: they did not have any of those issues and so
Speaker 1: offensively and defensively, it's not like you were starting behind
Speaker 1: the chains because of your own personal mistakes. At least
Speaker 1: you were able to compete on even ground. The problem
Speaker 1: is is that turnovers and giveaways continue to be an
Speaker 1: issue for a football team that's playing a young quarterback.
Speaker 1: And I think what they do going forward jp to
Speaker 1: remedy that, I think it's gonna be very interesting because
Speaker 1: I think they've got to they've got to take a
Speaker 1: good long look at some of the things that they're
Speaker 1: doing as far as having balance, so that these going
Speaker 1: to give them the greatest chance at success is having
Speaker 1: ballots for two reasons. Two. Okay, Number one, you got
Speaker 1: a damn good running back and James Robinson, Okay, really
Speaker 1: good football player. He was your best football player last
Speaker 1: year and he's arguably your best football player right now.
Speaker 1: That's not what one. Number two, The more of the
Speaker 1: James Robinson is total the rock. The less pressure falls
Speaker 1: on a young quarterback that is clearly in the learning
Speaker 1: phase of a young career. So what's wrong with that? Okay?
Speaker 1: And it'll be interesting and we're gonna ask Urban, Okay,
Speaker 1: how do you achieve more balance? Because I mean, that's
Speaker 1: I think it is a very important question. How do
Speaker 1: you do that as a team because going back to
Speaker 1: the early part of when he was hired, he talked
Speaker 1: about having a good rushing attack and and having balancing.
Speaker 1: Right now, the score you can't use an excuse in
Speaker 1: this past game because the score was relatively closed, but
Speaker 1: you still didn't have a lot of balance. I gotta
Speaker 1: get that balance on offense. We'll get to the defense
Speaker 1: coming up as well. And we heard from a head coach,
Speaker 1: Urban Meyer. Of course, after the game, he always speaks
Speaker 1: to us on Jaguar's postgame radio, the first word with
Speaker 1: the head coach and then with the media right after that,
Speaker 1: following whatever the result is. He also catches up with
Speaker 1: the media on Monday and he said, this team, this
Speaker 1: team is still fighting. There's a lot of fighting this
Speaker 1: team there. This team is gonna. There's fifteen games left
Speaker 1: and my goal, our goal is to have the strongest
Speaker 1: locker room that you can possibly have. I feel like
Speaker 1: it's extremely strong right now. Players are pissed, players want
Speaker 1: to win, players are sticking it together, and that's gonna.
Speaker 1: That's the best part of our team. The best part
Speaker 1: of our organization right now is what's in that locker room.
Speaker 1: That's Urban after the game on Sunday and speaking with
Speaker 1: the media. Yeah, So the locker room, it's all about
Speaker 1: the players. Getting those guys to still believe and and
Speaker 1: improve as the weeks go along. Here. They may not
Speaker 1: become a playoff team next week, but if you improve
Speaker 1: some of the things that you're trying to build upon,
Speaker 1: then you can you can have something in a few weeks. Well,
Speaker 1: one thing is for certain I understand where he's what
Speaker 1: he's trying to accomplish there, because if you're trying to
Speaker 1: fight back from losing, and if the locker room is
Speaker 1: not together and it's fractured, you have no chance of
Speaker 1: getting better. And so what he's trying to do is
Speaker 1: to maintain a belief that, hey, look, we're continuing to work,
Speaker 1: we're continuing to get better, and give them the belief
Speaker 1: that we will be better so that they can continue
Speaker 1: to improve. And that's not easier to do once you
Speaker 1: get in the regular season of the National Football League.
Speaker 1: Typically the best way to do that is in the
Speaker 1: off season by getting better better players. But it's hard.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're you have so many different limitations once
Speaker 1: you get in the regular season from a time standpoint
Speaker 1: to where most of the time is spent prepping for
Speaker 1: the game and installing a game plan and not so
Speaker 1: much working on basic technique and fundamentals. And so that's
Speaker 1: why it's very difficult for teams to make significant change
Speaker 1: during the season. Now, experience is a definitely a huge
Speaker 1: part of improvement, and that will help, especially with a
Speaker 1: young quarterback, no doubt. JP. Let's hear from the quarterback
Speaker 1: who threw a couple of picks in that game last week,
Speaker 1: had an early touchdown on a beautiful opening drive. They
Speaker 1: converted three third downs on that drive, had another with
Speaker 1: penalty to to moving forward they got in the end zone,
Speaker 1: but later in the game those turnovers, Trevor Lawrence says,
Speaker 1: it's a work in progress. Who turnovers got to get
Speaker 1: better at that. Uh, certain made a great catch on
Speaker 1: the go ball, so that's one of those. It's like,
Speaker 1: you know, he made a great play. It happens, But
Speaker 1: the other one was a bad decision by me. But
Speaker 1: just continually putting these drives together to stay in the game,
Speaker 1: because you can see we're that close today and just
Speaker 1: kind of got out of the game towards the end
Speaker 1: and they ran with it. But I think we're close.
Speaker 1: And obviously it's not what anybody wants to see, and
Speaker 1: it's frustrating and disappointing, but um, we're gonna stay together
Speaker 1: and I really feel like we're we're close. You know,
Speaker 1: we've got good enough players to win these games, so
Speaker 1: we should. I keep going to work. Trevor to come
Speaker 1: and give us a pep talk here in the show
Speaker 1: before we go on the air. Every week, he got
Speaker 1: great attitude. He does. Yeah, he's got a great attitude.
Speaker 1: And you go back and you look at the interceptions
Speaker 1: and you never want to see him. But young quarterbacks
Speaker 1: are going to have interceptions. I mean, Peyton Manning had
Speaker 1: I think it was like twenty seven or eight interceptions
Speaker 1: this rookie year, and which he only won three games.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's just that happens as part of the
Speaker 1: learning process. But I think one of the things that
Speaker 1: he will be taught is that, Okay, let's go back
Speaker 1: and let's look at the interceptions. How do we correct it.
Speaker 1: How do we make sure that we don't do this again.
Speaker 1: The first interception was right after a James Robinson strong run.
Speaker 1: I believe it was a seven yard run. So you're
Speaker 1: essentially you've got a second and three situations. Second and
Speaker 1: three is kind of like a free down, so you
Speaker 1: don't put anything in the air that's gonna be risky
Speaker 1: on a second and three. If if you got a
Speaker 1: check down, take the checkdown. If you have to eat
Speaker 1: the football or throw it away, then then do so.
Speaker 1: And on that particular play, he was late on the
Speaker 1: decision making getting the ball to Ferrell his tight end
Speaker 1: and allowed Creem Jackson the time to get over the
Speaker 1: top and to make the interception. And he's a veteran player,
Speaker 1: and he wouldn't have gotten there if the decision was
Speaker 1: made quickly to throw the ball, or if the decision
Speaker 1: was made to throw it to a check down to
Speaker 1: James Robinson. The second interception, you've got a first and fifteen.
Speaker 1: You had a penalty to set you back to the
Speaker 1: first and fifteen, and it's but it's first down, you know,
Speaker 1: so do you want to press the ball at first
Speaker 1: and fifteen? No? I mean, sometimes you've got an underneath
Speaker 1: route which he had on that particular play that could
Speaker 1: have been a moderate completion. If it's really open, then maybe,
Speaker 1: oh absolutely, if it's really open, But it really wasn't
Speaker 1: open the dice, you know, maybe not. And I think
Speaker 1: I get the impression JP that sometimes Trevor Lawrence is
Speaker 1: trying to score fourteen points with one throw. You understand
Speaker 1: what I mean by yeah, just trying to do a
Speaker 1: little trying to do a little too much. And then
Speaker 1: that's typical of young quarterbacks. That's part of the learning
Speaker 1: process that has to happen with young quarterbacks that they
Speaker 1: need to understand that the only way that they can
Speaker 1: score a lot of points is to hit the open
Speaker 1: guys and let some of those guys do something with
Speaker 1: the ball. But I appreciate I mean, look, he I
Speaker 1: appreciate eyes down the field and he's looking down the field,
Speaker 1: and then he missed some things down the field too.
Speaker 1: D J char could post rout down the middle. That
Speaker 1: DJ had probably two or three steps on the defensive
Speaker 1: back and he misses him. I think he had Farrell
Speaker 1: at one point open and didn't throw to him either. Well,
Speaker 1: he had he had him open. It went to insert.
Speaker 1: Sir Tan had the interception and we called him certain
Speaker 1: and he he's learning still on that too. But one
Speaker 1: of the things that I would have, I think in
Speaker 1: that situation, because who's his intended target on the certain interception?
Speaker 1: Do you remember? I do not. I think it was
Speaker 1: Tyron Tyron Johns. If I've got a decision, this is
Speaker 1: just me. If I've got a decision, that okay, I've
Speaker 1: got one on one because that's type of situation, right,
Speaker 1: And the coverage was tight. Coverage was pretty tight. Sir
Speaker 1: Tan was on them, so it's not like there was
Speaker 1: there was two or three steps and Trevor sees that
Speaker 1: separation and it kind of hip hip he yeah, he
Speaker 1: kind of hipped hip and he decides to make that throw.
Speaker 1: If I've got the great Jimmy Smith, okay, one of
Speaker 1: the Jaguars all time great wide receivers, I'll make that throw. Okay.
Speaker 1: If I've got Tyron Johnson. I mean no offense to
Speaker 1: Tyron Johnson, but the guy wasn't even on a football
Speaker 1: team when when training camp started. And I think this
Speaker 1: is part of the the learning process because you know,
Speaker 1: maybe on the other side, if you've got DJ Chart
Speaker 1: and it's a single high safety, Okay, let me think
Speaker 1: Tyron Johnson, d J Chart, Tyron Johnson, d J Chart,
Speaker 1: there is a little more history, I guess with Chart
Speaker 1: than there is with Johnson. Well, you know, more of
Speaker 1: his ability. You have you have to learn that there
Speaker 1: are some that you can trust and that there are
Speaker 1: some that you can't or that you're not ready to yet. Okay.
Speaker 1: And so that's situation because both of the vertical routes
Speaker 1: were essentially hip hip covered thrown underneath. That's first and fifteen.
Speaker 1: You know you got a six yard game. Look second
Speaker 1: to nine is okay? Okay, nothing wrong with that. Sometimes
Speaker 1: you can't be greedy, and I think in some cases,
Speaker 1: I think he's getting a little bit greedy. But that again,
Speaker 1: that's part of the learning process for a young quarterback,
Speaker 1: and a lot of people maybe have the expectation that, well,
Speaker 1: he's the first to overall pick of the traffic. He's
Speaker 1: not going to go through it. No, that he's still
Speaker 1: got to go through it. It's just that's part of
Speaker 1: the growth, the growth curve. It's got to happen. Let's
Speaker 1: discuss a little defense now. The Jags, because of some
Speaker 1: of the offensive issues, were on the field defensively for
Speaker 1: nearly thirty nine minutes in the game. Shot Griffin after
Speaker 1: the game on the play calling on the defensive side
Speaker 1: and how they tried to hang in there. Coach telling
Speaker 1: you an amazing job making sure that costs perfect. Feel
Speaker 1: like his play card was amazing his game, and I
Speaker 1: may shure I tell told man right after the game,
Speaker 1: you know that was every situation was great and that
Speaker 1: has to build off of. It has continue to build
Speaker 1: off continue to get this defense together. You know, uh,
Speaker 1: he's starting to turn over. Continue helped offense out. You
Speaker 1: gotta get the ball. Josh Allen talked about that earlier
Speaker 1: in the season, like I just gotta figure out a
Speaker 1: way to get the football. Alan had a Sack nearly
Speaker 1: swatted the ball away from Teddy Bridgewater, slinging them around
Speaker 1: a couple of times that that didn't didn't come out,
Speaker 1: and then Shack Griffin again had the ball in his
Speaker 1: hands a couple of different times. It would have been
Speaker 1: an acrobatic interception. It would have been a circus catch.
Speaker 1: But I mean the ball, you know, it's close. It's
Speaker 1: as close as they got I guess on Sunday, and
Speaker 1: they still haven't reeled one in yet. And that's that's
Speaker 1: an issue. You know, if you look at the success
Speaker 1: or lack of success of this franchise, especially now in
Speaker 1: a seventeen game losing streak, you look at plus minus
Speaker 1: differential and you can't win unless you start to change
Speaker 1: that stat I mean literally your chances of winning. And
Speaker 1: and we've talked about this before, and I don't know
Speaker 1: the exact numbers, but it's not great if you well,
Speaker 1: no talking about the numbers of turnover differentials. You know,
Speaker 1: if you're even okay fifty fifty, if you get one takeaway,
Speaker 1: your percentage probably jumps, you know, six somewhere in that range.
Speaker 1: If you get two takeaways, you or your plus two,
Speaker 1: then you're probability of win is probably in the seventy range.
Speaker 1: If you go to plus three, it's probably in the range.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's that that's how it works. I mean,
Speaker 1: the better you are in turnover differential, and that's the
Speaker 1: single most determining factor in all of football. If you
Speaker 1: look at that stat that will tell you better than
Speaker 1: any other stat whether you're winning or losing is to
Speaker 1: turnover differential. And since you're not getting any takeaways as
Speaker 1: a defense, and you have a young quarterback that's learning
Speaker 1: and figuring things out, and he's been turning the ball over,
Speaker 1: that's why you're not winning right now. And in order
Speaker 1: to change winning and losing, you need to change that number.
Speaker 1: Let's come back in a moment. Plenty of show ahead
Speaker 1: here on Jaguars Happy Hour. We'll get a little deeper
Speaker 1: into the Jaguars offensive issues from last week and go
Speaker 1: through some of the wide receivers so far and see
Speaker 1: if they can get some balance with a running game. Also,
Speaker 1: and uh coming up a little later, we'll look at
Speaker 1: the a f C South as well and see what
Speaker 1: the rest of the teams in the division did in
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Speaker 1: Jaguars Ring. I'm not going to be on stage tonight. Um,
Speaker 1: I'll be at the show most likely. Jaguars offense eight
Speaker 1: three yards on the opening drive, smooth as can be,
Speaker 1: but then things got rocky in a hurry. The next
Speaker 1: three drives combined for seven yards. That's correct. They had
Speaker 1: a forty yard drive at one point, but missed a
Speaker 1: field goal right before half. They had a hundred six
Speaker 1: yards the rest of the day after drive number one,
Speaker 1: what in the world happened? Well, yeah, you had a
Speaker 1: lot of different things happened. I think that you had
Speaker 1: a quarterback that wasn't quite as crisp as the first drive.
Speaker 1: From that point on, I thought he was trying to
Speaker 1: be a little bit too aggressive down the field instead
Speaker 1: of sometimes taking what the defense will give you, which
Speaker 1: sometimes is underneath. Sometimes he missed things that were opened
Speaker 1: down the field. He missed Dj Chark which might have
Speaker 1: been a touchdown pass going down to the deep middle,
Speaker 1: and DJ probably had two or three steps on the
Speaker 1: defensive back, and so then you had a protection issues
Speaker 1: a couple of time that stall drives. But for the
Speaker 1: most part, I think the offensive line against a very good,
Speaker 1: dever Broncos defensive front, did very well. I thought, I
Speaker 1: thought it was good enough to win. And then defensively,
Speaker 1: you weren't able to take the ball away. So when
Speaker 1: you're not very efficient at the quarterback position throughout the
Speaker 1: course of the game, and then you turn the ball
Speaker 1: over and then you don't get takeaways as a defense,
Speaker 1: and you allow some big explosive plays by Courtland Sutton
Speaker 1: and an easy touchdown by the tight end no fan
Speaker 1: and you allow Teddy Bridgewater to create more time in
Speaker 1: the pocket to get the completions and the efficiency. It's
Speaker 1: hard to win that way. I thought. I thought that
Speaker 1: the Jaguars defense for the most part did okay against
Speaker 1: the run, and that's what I would say going back
Speaker 1: to the previous week in Houston. They did okay. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but the issue is is that for this defense because
Speaker 1: they're not generating a great pass rush, because if they were,
Speaker 1: they would have a takeaway by now, that doing okay
Speaker 1: is not good enough. You have to be really good
Speaker 1: against the run. I think if your defense to give
Speaker 1: yourself the best chance that you need to have to
Speaker 1: be able to get after the passer j P. I mean,
Speaker 1: it can't be did okay this defense. If they want
Speaker 1: to be where they want to be in a in
Speaker 1: a stop the pass standpoint, you have to be outstanding
Speaker 1: against the run. And right now I don't think they've
Speaker 1: been outstanding yet. I mean, you look at what the
Speaker 1: young running back from the dever Broncos Javant to Williams did.
Speaker 1: I mean, he was, he's really good. There was that
Speaker 1: one run where he broke like three tackles. He's kind
Speaker 1: of keeping his balance and then and then the more
Speaker 1: of the game on, the better he looked. I mean,
Speaker 1: and so those guys, that's how it works for those
Speaker 1: I want to have that happened the opposite way. As
Speaker 1: the game is wearing on, your defense is getting better
Speaker 1: and you're shutting them out and making it making it
Speaker 1: hard for Teddy Bridgewater with third and seven plus, and
Speaker 1: I don't think they accomplished that going to the secondary
Speaker 1: now when the ball is in the air. You know,
Speaker 1: there was that one long play at the start of
Speaker 1: the third quarter, but c J. Henderson was out of
Speaker 1: the game at that point with the hip issue. Chris
Speaker 1: clay Brooks was in on that play and suddenly just
Speaker 1: kind of ran right past him. It felt like, well
Speaker 1: c J. Henderson was on the field on on the
Speaker 1: one um crossing route where he that gives up the touchdowns.
Speaker 1: I mean, so there's and it was a a poor
Speaker 1: job of trying to get across the field to cover it.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, there's traffic all the time. When you
Speaker 1: got man coverage, find a way to fight through it.
Speaker 1: And and it was almost like he was hesitant to
Speaker 1: kind of fight through that traffic. And you can't be hesitant.
Speaker 1: You know, if you get knocked on your fannie trying
Speaker 1: to get there, get knocked on your fannie, but don't
Speaker 1: just kind of say whoa, whoa, whoa. You know, I
Speaker 1: can't get through that. No, see if you can. About
Speaker 1: the rest of the secondary this past week, I thought,
Speaker 1: I think Ray Shawn Jenkins has been a nice addition.
Speaker 1: So he's done a good job. You know. Week one,
Speaker 1: he missed an opportunity there trying to break up some
Speaker 1: deep balls, and uh, I thought he was okay. This week,
Speaker 1: I thought that Andrew Wingered played a solid game. Everybody's
Speaker 1: been on Wingered or not everybody A lot of fans
Speaker 1: have been on Wingered. We didn't play well the first game,
Speaker 1: but yeah, I thought he played pretty well. He had sack,
Speaker 1: he was active, he didn't miss any tackles where he
Speaker 1: did the previous week. So yeah, I thought he was
Speaker 1: I thought he was okay. I thought he was okay.
Speaker 1: Everybody's kind of everybody, I keep saying everybody. Some folks
Speaker 1: feel that Andre Cisco could see a little more time
Speaker 1: as the year progressive. Here, Um, okay, what maybe you
Speaker 1: can take off the field. Yeah, what if Winger continues
Speaker 1: to get better? Then great. But here's the thing. Andrew
Speaker 1: Winger didn't have fourteen or fifteen interceptions in twenty three
Speaker 1: career games in college, whatever that number was. In fact,
Speaker 1: let me look at it. Thirteen interceptions in twenty four
Speaker 1: games at Syracuse. I mean, man, yeah, no doubt can
Speaker 1: wing or do that. We haven't seen it yet. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean I'm not. I'm not trying to, you know,
Speaker 1: be joking here. I'm just saying, is that. Look, when
Speaker 1: you have a guy that has the ability to take
Speaker 1: the ball away like that, and you're a defensive right
Speaker 1: now that has goose egg zero takeaways, you might want
Speaker 1: to get the guys on the field that can change
Speaker 1: that number. Right. So there's a guy and and here's
Speaker 1: the one thing I do understand. Cisco is still on
Speaker 1: his way back from an a c L injury that
Speaker 1: he suffered at Syracuse. So is there a schedule and
Speaker 1: a a plan that they have in place to allow
Speaker 1: him to get back to be in full speed. I'm
Speaker 1: sure there is. I mean most trainers doctors always have
Speaker 1: a plan. But or is it that or is it Okay?
Speaker 1: We need to have him earn it and he hasn't
Speaker 1: shown us yet that he's earning the more reps when
Speaker 1: he starts playing, and he starts earning more reps, and
Speaker 1: we'll give him more reps. I mean maybe it's some
Speaker 1: of that too. I don't know, but I know this.
Speaker 1: He's got ball skills. And I watched his college film.
Speaker 1: I watched this preseason performances. This guy can play some
Speaker 1: football and when he gets if he's anywhere around the ball,
Speaker 1: it's his That would sound pretty nice for this defense
Speaker 1: right about. Now. That's what you need, you know. And
Speaker 1: another thing is to shock Chack Griffin had his hands
Speaker 1: on the ball. He had week one, he had an
Speaker 1: early one, and then he had another one this week
Speaker 1: that was would have been an acrobatic catch, but it
Speaker 1: would have been it would have been a crazy catch.
Speaker 1: But look, I mean sometimes that's you know, you gotta
Speaker 1: make them. I mean, make a crazy catch because there's
Speaker 1: gonna be some easy ones that you drop works, you know,
Speaker 1: so you gotta start making some some more splash plays
Speaker 1: as a defense, whether that's you know, pressure in the quarterback,
Speaker 1: sacking the quarterback in a good job. Look, you got
Speaker 1: three sacks this pass game. And I like the production
Speaker 1: of gods is I think if there's a question do
Speaker 1: you have Tavin Bryan or Adam gots Is active on
Speaker 1: game day? I'm I'm choosing Adam Gotsis from now on. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the previous week they chose to have him inactive and
Speaker 1: Tavin Bryan was active. Adam Gotsis I think gives you
Speaker 1: more productivity. I think that's very obvious. And so if
Speaker 1: you're trying to put the best football team out there,
Speaker 1: you put him, put him out there. Well, there was
Speaker 1: the one fourth down play that comes to my mind
Speaker 1: speaking of Tavin Brian where he ended up on his
Speaker 1: back side. Yeah, he got knocked those fourth and one
Speaker 1: one and a half went a fourth and shorty and
Speaker 1: it was a quarterback sneaking and Bobby Massey ended up
Speaker 1: taking him back and essentially putting him on his back
Speaker 1: at five yards deep. You know. And that's only one
Speaker 1: playoff of the game. And look, everybody's had and will
Speaker 1: have their beer and kicked in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: That happened. But the plays that I'm referring to and
Speaker 1: and that that Gods has just has more awareness. He
Speaker 1: has more awareness for where the ball is and where
Speaker 1: he needs to go. So he has a better nose
Speaker 1: for the football and when you have a better from football,
Speaker 1: it's about making plays and then play them. We got
Speaker 1: a sack last week to plenty ahead, will come back
Speaker 1: in a moment and look aheadlogs. The Arizona Cardinals are
Speaker 1: coming to town in Week three. One of the hottest
Speaker 1: offenses in football and it and then they have arguably
Speaker 1: one of the most entertaining all offenses in the National
Speaker 1: Football League. Let's hope not this week. I hope not.
Speaker 1: We'll bring it all down when we come back. Check
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Speaker 1: us that five star rating. As always, it's Jaguars Happy
Speaker 1: Hour on the Jaguars Digital Networks. And I think I'm
Speaker 1: processing it as good as you can. Obviously, you want,
Speaker 1: you want to win, and like I said, you work
Speaker 1: all week to win and when you're going it's disappointing.
Speaker 1: But I feel like I'm in it. I'm in a
Speaker 1: good spot. I'm the same, I'm the same person, same mindset,
Speaker 1: nothing's changed. So making sure I keep my confidence every
Speaker 1: week is big and I think I have that, So um,
Speaker 1: we're gonna get better. We're close. You know, it's obviously
Speaker 1: last week and this week doesn't look great when you
Speaker 1: look at the numbers, but I really do like we're
Speaker 1: close and we just gotta make some more plays and
Speaker 1: stay together. There's the quarterback, Trevor Lawrence after the game
Speaker 1: Sunday and welcome back at Jaguars Happy Hour on a
Speaker 1: Tuesday afternoon, j P. Shadrick with Jeff Loguman, Joe Fornado
Speaker 1: on the audio, Brett Reever on the video side on
Speaker 1: Jaguars dot Com, The Urban Meyer Show coming up at
Speaker 1: five o'clock. We'll hear from the Jaguars head coach, as
Speaker 1: we always do on Tuesday's get his final thoughts on
Speaker 1: the previous week's game, and then an early look at
Speaker 1: week number three. And our early look at week number
Speaker 1: three begins now, and you don't need to look much
Speaker 1: further than Kyler Murray, the quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals.
Speaker 1: He is among the league leaders in a few passing
Speaker 1: categories early this season. It's a dynamic playmaker, gets out
Speaker 1: of the pocket. He's a former baseball player who's a
Speaker 1: round pick as an outfielder for the Oakland A's. He's
Speaker 1: just got a different style about him when he runs
Speaker 1: around and then can throw the ball down the field
Speaker 1: at different arm angles and twisting and turning and fading away,
Speaker 1: and it always seems to be, you know, like fifty
Speaker 1: yards down the field and not the money somehow sometimes
Speaker 1: how does that work? Well? Not all the time. I
Speaker 1: mean he will throw some interceptions. Now, So this week,
Speaker 1: if there was any week to break the lack of
Speaker 1: takeaways is a defense, this is the week because he
Speaker 1: will throw you one and you've got to make sure
Speaker 1: that you catch it, and he might throw you too
Speaker 1: if he does three or four. Come on, it could be,
Speaker 1: could be. It just depends on how well your offense performance,
Speaker 1: what the score differential is, and where it's, what side
Speaker 1: of the fence that is lined on, because if you
Speaker 1: put there is a little cardinals in a situation where
Speaker 1: they've got to play a little bit of catchup, then
Speaker 1: that would be better for your defense. But the one
Speaker 1: thing about Kyl Murray is it's like it's like a
Speaker 1: video game. He's all over the map, but he's running
Speaker 1: around and and then all of a sudden he'll stop
Speaker 1: and throw it down the field. He scores with his legs.
Speaker 1: He's a kind of for nine touchdowns as a quarterback
Speaker 1: so far, which probably is one of the best in
Speaker 1: the league, if not the best. And I seriously when
Speaker 1: I when I say this, you might want to put
Speaker 1: as much speed as you have on the field when
Speaker 1: he's out there, because he will extend plays, and the
Speaker 1: more speed you have, the less likely possibly that you
Speaker 1: are going to give him more talk. Do you have
Speaker 1: a spy for lack of a better turn? Do you
Speaker 1: have somebody just follows him around on you can I've
Speaker 1: seen that done before. I mean, if you have somebody
Speaker 1: that is exceptional at extending the play, and I've seen
Speaker 1: it done before to where a team might rush three
Speaker 1: instead of four, and then the fourth guy is not
Speaker 1: uncover ridge, but he basically just stays right there at
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage. And it could be your fastest
Speaker 1: defensive end rush or whatever. It could be your fastest
Speaker 1: linebacker for example, if you put Telvin Smith out there
Speaker 1: or Miles Jack I mean thinking about fast linebackers in
Speaker 1: Jaguars history, those were probably two of the fastest. Like
Speaker 1: those type of guys, you would say, okay, you stay here,
Speaker 1: and then once he decides to go left, right or
Speaker 1: up the middle, you're on them. And uh, when I
Speaker 1: was in New York one time, I remember we had
Speaker 1: we had a defensive back in that role. It didn't
Speaker 1: work very well, but we tried it. That was one
Speaker 1: of one of Pete Carroll's early trial and error type
Speaker 1: of defenses that he had. The error. Yeah, it definitely
Speaker 1: didn't work. Huh. So of course when you have a
Speaker 1: quarterback like that, it helps when you have some weapons
Speaker 1: down the field, and they have some. Certainly in Arizona,
Speaker 1: DeAndre Hopkins is there, former Texans wide receiver and we
Speaker 1: we know, oh well, what kind of player he is.
Speaker 1: Though in his career against the Jaguars, he's played in
Speaker 1: fourteen games, only six touchdowns. But you know that was
Speaker 1: over you know, the time with the Houston Texans to
Speaker 1: one yard games in that time. But if you let
Speaker 1: off him at all, even if you cover him with
Speaker 1: a guy or double covering, we've seen him makes some
Speaker 1: incredible catches, certainly in his time in Arizona so far.
Speaker 1: He is Uh, he's got great hands, great hands, does
Speaker 1: a great job with contested catches. He's not a burner anymore.
Speaker 1: I think he's a he's essentially a a possession receiver.
Speaker 1: And he probably won't agree to that. And he makes
Speaker 1: bigger plays than most possession receivers as far as the
Speaker 1: multitude of him. But the speed is not a factor
Speaker 1: with him anymore. He's not gonna run by anybody. I
Speaker 1: feel like this is probably gonna be his bulletin board
Speaker 1: and his locker this week. Jeff, he cares what I say.
Speaker 1: You think he cares what I know. He doesn't care
Speaker 1: what I say, But I mean that's what he's become.
Speaker 1: I mean, look at his career stats. I mean as
Speaker 1: as receiver's age, that's kind of what happened sometimes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it hasn't happened with a j. Green And he's on
Speaker 1: the team too, Julio Jones. What is he in like
Speaker 1: your twenty Yeah, I guess you're right there, he goes.
Speaker 1: I mean that some guys still got it and that's
Speaker 1: just not DeAndre Hopkins game. But I can tell you this,
Speaker 1: for a quarterback that runs around a lot and creates
Speaker 1: six what we call scramble rules plays or broken plays,
Speaker 1: you might not have a better receiver than DeAndre Hopkins
Speaker 1: on the on the planet. Because he's creative, he invents things,
Speaker 1: and when the quarterback throws it up to him. The
Speaker 1: quarterback trust that he's going to catch the ball, and
Speaker 1: at the very least he's not gonna let the opponent
Speaker 1: catched the ball. Octoberen ross A Stadium, West Lafayette, Indiana,
Speaker 1: under the lights, per Due upset number three Ohio State twenty.
Speaker 1: It was Urban Meyers thirty second and final college loss.
Speaker 1: In that game, Rondale Moore had twelve receptions, a hundred
Speaker 1: seventy yards and two touchdowns for the boiler Makers and
Speaker 1: an upset win, the only loss of the season for
Speaker 1: the buck Eyes. They went on to win the Rose Bowl,
Speaker 1: but not the National Championship. Rondale Moore now with Arizona
Speaker 1: leading the Cardinals in targets, catches, and yards, which which
Speaker 1: is amazing. He played Perdue. How State lost the Purdue,
Speaker 1: Yes they did. They stormed the field that night at
Speaker 1: ross A. How do you do that? Well, that's that's
Speaker 1: what has when guys like this put it together, those
Speaker 1: kind of performances State has likely it was an upset.
Speaker 1: Dwayne Haskins in that game, by the way, side, note
Speaker 1: through the ball seventy three times for the buck Eyes
Speaker 1: that night. What seventy three and they only scored twenty points.
Speaker 1: How many times did they run it? I don't know,
Speaker 1: but it was, Yeah, it was. It was a heck
Speaker 1: of a night. Let's put it that way. Reason why passes, Yes,
Speaker 1: I mean it's a lot. How's his arm not fall off? Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know. In the NFL, if you
Speaker 1: get seventy plays, you're lucky, right, I mean exactly. I'd
Speaker 1: say the average number of plays in the National Football
Speaker 1: League is probably right around right around seventy, maybe sixty seventy,
Speaker 1: someone right in that range, right, Yeah, because the clocks
Speaker 1: moving all the time, and you're you know, up and
Speaker 1: at it, the play clocks a little shorter. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's but anyway, that's that's crazy. But more as a
Speaker 1: guy who stepped in this year's a rookie second round pick,
Speaker 1: and it's really been a nice addition for the Arizona offense.
Speaker 1: And he's like five ft seven by the way, he
Speaker 1: can go play. He is what seven five? He is?
Speaker 1: I anybody, I haven't. I haven't watched a ton of
Speaker 1: him yet. You need to, but I will. And here's
Speaker 1: the one thing I will say about the Cardinals. They
Speaker 1: got a lot of single digit guys. You know, every team,
Speaker 1: you know, kind of jumped on that bandwagon. They want
Speaker 1: to do a bunch of single digits. And nobody seems
Speaker 1: to like the number two except for a quarterback in
Speaker 1: New York. Why is that? I don't know. But Chase
Speaker 1: Edmonds has number two. You got Kyler Murray at one,
Speaker 1: Chase Edmonds was wearing two. Nobody likes three. I guess
Speaker 1: Rondel Moore is four. Nobody likes five. If you were
Speaker 1: going to pick a single digit to wear JP and
Speaker 1: you played, and you were playing ball, regardless of position,
Speaker 1: what number would you want to wear? That's a good one.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Eight, it's kind of I don't know.
Speaker 1: I have no idea, any particular reason why. Joe, what
Speaker 1: number would you wear? Joe would wear number five, you'd
Speaker 1: be number one. I'm not big fan of the number one.
Speaker 1: That's kind of a look at me number. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm not saying anything like about Kyler Murray,
Speaker 1: but I was gonna say that's on his bulletin board
Speaker 1: now the way to go. I know. One thing is
Speaker 1: that John Ward where's number six? Yeah, he's he kind
Speaker 1: of shook the tree last night. He kind of shook
Speaker 1: the tree on social media last night. What did he do?
Speaker 1: Apparently he said something regarding the Ravens they were on
Speaker 1: and he apologized to Jaguars fans today. Okay, let's put
Speaker 1: that way. Okay, hopefully it's water under the bridge. But anyway,
Speaker 1: I hope brought his name Uppe. Okay, so now I'm
Speaker 1: gonna like want to go to Twitter and find out
Speaker 1: what he said. But anyway, if you're six ft five,
Speaker 1: is that what do you have? Six five six six
Speaker 1: something like that and two hundred and ninety pounds, a
Speaker 1: single digit number just doesn't work, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's allowed, though now see they change it. It's like
Speaker 1: it's like wearing stripes, okay, and you're really wide and
Speaker 1: you wear horizontal stripes. Makes you look wider. Okay, So
Speaker 1: if you're a big man, stick with the double digits.
Speaker 1: It makes you look better in a jersey. When you
Speaker 1: wear a single digit number kind of makes you look
Speaker 1: a little portly. And I'm not saying you it's a
Speaker 1: little portly. I'm just saying is that it makes you
Speaker 1: look not quite as felt. I think you just did
Speaker 1: the late Lewis Knicks the third at Notre Dame wore
Speaker 1: the number one, the big nose tackle. Yeah, it did
Speaker 1: look good on him. That's uh, that's one of those.
Speaker 1: Let's come back in a moment. We've got plenty ahead. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll touch on the Cardinals defense. Couple of veteran names
Speaker 1: pass rushing for the Cardinals. We'll go through the injury
Speaker 1: report presented by Baptist Health, little AFC talk and a
Speaker 1: discussion about a long time Jaguars employee and original who
Speaker 1: is retiring hanging it up at the end of the year.
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Speaker 1: look at the injury report presented by Baptist Health, Changing
Speaker 1: Healthcare for Good. A few names on it, and rban
Speaker 1: Meyer updated some of the status sees Status is that
Speaker 1: STATI status status is gave us the status of a
Speaker 1: few players. On Monday. A. J. Ken, the right guard
Speaker 1: with the hamstring. Urban said he'll probably play this week. C. J.
Speaker 1: Henderson with a hip wait and see Trey Herndon with
Speaker 1: a knee issue. Well, he could be back in the
Speaker 1: practice field this week. That'd be good news and a
Speaker 1: boon for the second year if he's available. James O'Shaughnessy
Speaker 1: with a high ankle sprain. It's gonna be a few
Speaker 1: weeks at least for him. And Labisca Chenult Jr. With
Speaker 1: the shoulder issue last week in the game, but Urban
Speaker 1: said he should be a fine for practice and we'll
Speaker 1: see how the days go. But at least that's a
Speaker 1: good start for Labisca. Moving ahead, there's your Baptist Health
Speaker 1: injury report. Baptist Health Changing Healthcare for Good. I wish
Speaker 1: that Lavisca had not had those two drops in the game. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they were big, they seemed, and they kind of stole
Speaker 1: a couple of drives. Well, when you're when you're losing,
Speaker 1: the mistakes obviously are magnified. And because that's what you
Speaker 1: have to do, you have to work on correcting the
Speaker 1: things that you are not doing well. And drops and
Speaker 1: both the first and the second game have been an issue.
Speaker 1: It has a been a hundred of them, but it's
Speaker 1: been enough to where it's affected the rhythm and the
Speaker 1: way that the offense is playing and you've got to
Speaker 1: try to find a way to correct that. And with
Speaker 1: the type of player that Levisk is and a lot
Speaker 1: of people say, wow, he really didn't have two drops,
Speaker 1: that one would have been a tough catch to make. Well,
Speaker 1: he's a tough guy. That's the type of catch and
Speaker 1: the type of player that I think Lavisco Janalt has
Speaker 1: to be for this football team so that he is
Speaker 1: not afraid or or unwilling to go across the middle
Speaker 1: and and knows that at times when he catches the ball,
Speaker 1: he's gonna get hit and he still has to make
Speaker 1: the catch. That's the type of player that he has
Speaker 1: to be. For this football team. Let's take a look
Speaker 1: around the a f C South and touch on all
Speaker 1: the team's activity and week number two, and let's start
Speaker 1: off with the Houston Texas. They had a lead on
Speaker 1: the Browns. Tyrod Taylor been suffered a hamstring injury. Baker
Speaker 1: Mayfield was banged up in the game but stayed in
Speaker 1: came back in the Browns rally to win one. It's
Speaker 1: a short week and Dave Mills could get the start
Speaker 1: Thursday night, which he was the Texans top draft pick
Speaker 1: and I believe he was a third round pick. It's amazing, right,
Speaker 1: which I ought to tell you that the Texans are
Speaker 1: always away from building that team back into a winner,
Speaker 1: but they play on Thursday night football too. So you're
Speaker 1: gonna have a rookie that is thrust into the lineup
Speaker 1: on a short week because of an injury to Tyrod Taylor,
Speaker 1: which is gonna miss I think a couple of weeks
Speaker 1: with the injury that he had. So and man Derrick
Speaker 1: Henry of the Tennessee Titans, what are you kidding? What
Speaker 1: a second half for Tennessee as they beat the Seahawks
Speaker 1: thirty three thirty. He's speaking of you. We're talking about
Speaker 1: backs to get warm as the game goes along. When
Speaker 1: Derrick Henry starts to roll and then all of a
Speaker 1: sudden he's turning up a little yardage, it just goes
Speaker 1: and goes, and then forget about it. He has I
Speaker 1: think this is a very unique trait and it didn't
Speaker 1: happen the first week, but typically he has it. He
Speaker 1: has his trade that he can start off slow in
Speaker 1: a game and he finishes extremely strong and a lot
Speaker 1: of people think he's and never thought that he was
Speaker 1: a burner. Watch him on game day. He runs away
Speaker 1: from people do and he's what do you think he
Speaker 1: hightway six four? I bet he's to sixty to fifty.
Speaker 1: What if I had to guess six four to fifty.
Speaker 1: I will tell you what the official height and weight
Speaker 1: they tell you it is. Yeah, accurate can be different. Actually,
Speaker 1: they don't even listed on the Titans website. M six
Speaker 1: two fifties about what they've called him in the past.
Speaker 1: But he might be bigger than that. I mean he's
Speaker 1: he's a big guy because he stands next to offensive
Speaker 1: line and you're like, he's not that much. He looks
Speaker 1: like a defensive end. I think it's the easy way
Speaker 1: to describe it. He looks like a defensive end in
Speaker 1: the National Football League that is uh or an out
Speaker 1: side linebacker in the National Football He's playing a three
Speaker 1: four defensive end playing a four three. He's big dude.
Speaker 1: And then finally the Indianapolis Colts, Carson Wentz hurt both
Speaker 1: ankles somehow in the game and the Rams beat the Colt. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's that's that's gonna be an issue. And Carson
Speaker 1: Wentz has had a hard time staying healthy and and
Speaker 1: I hope you know that he has success, you know,
Speaker 1: not against the Jaguars, but I hope that he is
Speaker 1: has can find a way back to the player that
Speaker 1: he once was, which we thought he was the next
Speaker 1: great up and comer. Injuries have just ruined his career.
Speaker 1: So and then you know, the wheels kind of fall off,
Speaker 1: and next you know he's he's traded and the Eagles
Speaker 1: game and extension and everybody was thinking, this guy is
Speaker 1: gonna be an Eagle for life. He's gonna be a
Speaker 1: great quarterback for the Eagles. He's gonna lead them to
Speaker 1: the to the playoffs every year. And now he's just
Speaker 1: trying to stay healthy and stay on the field. For
Speaker 1: a different football team. So that's going to be an
Speaker 1: interesting watch how that works out through the end of
Speaker 1: the year. Who's the backup and Indy by the way,
Speaker 1: Yeah no, not the it's a two years ago. Kobe
Speaker 1: Procet's the backup for the Miami Dolphin. That's right. I mean,
Speaker 1: the merry go around continue. Once you're you're kind of
Speaker 1: in the club that at least for the next a
Speaker 1: few years, you can kind of stick around. Now you
Speaker 1: have to look around the a f C South. Let's
Speaker 1: wrap the show today with some news that came out
Speaker 1: late last week about an original Jaguars employee. Dan Edwards
Speaker 1: joined the Jaguars organization in nine four in the communications department,
Speaker 1: worked his way up became the senior VP of Communications
Speaker 1: in for the team. He is retiring at the season
Speaker 1: and has spent a long time is almost his entire
Speaker 1: professional career in the National Football League started in the
Speaker 1: league office in nineteen eighty three. He was an intern
Speaker 1: in New York alongside another intern named Roger Goodell and
Speaker 1: hell of course, now the commissioner of the good NFL.
Speaker 1: He spent a year with the Miami Dolphins. The year
Speaker 1: the Dolphins went to the Super Bowl, and then the
Speaker 1: year after that ended up with the Pittsburgh Steelers in
Speaker 1: five through the nineteen nine three season, and then ninety
Speaker 1: four came down to Jacksonville when the stadium was being built.
Speaker 1: That's before the franchise. Seven years with the franchise, it's
Speaker 1: pretty incredible, and Dan's gonna hang it up at the
Speaker 1: end of the season. And I know we all in
Speaker 1: our department here in the broadcast world are incredibly close
Speaker 1: to Dan and he's done so many things for us
Speaker 1: personally and professionally over the years. We're gonna miss having
Speaker 1: him around these hallways and being able to pick his
Speaker 1: brain and um, because he's seen a lot of things.
Speaker 1: Things in those twenties seven years here is certainly everything
Speaker 1: that has happened, but just league knowledge and general just
Speaker 1: good around, good, good, all around people are hard to find,
Speaker 1: and you got all that combined in one guy. And
Speaker 1: Dan Edwards. Well, I've always appreciated damn twenty seven years
Speaker 1: with the franchise. I think it's like thirty eight years
Speaker 1: in the National Football League and twenty two years he's
Speaker 1: been my boss and uh, which is a very long
Speaker 1: time and couldn't have atched for a better boss. And
Speaker 1: I've always loved and appreciated his wisdom through the years,
Speaker 1: and I will still count on and rely upon that
Speaker 1: wisdom for many years to come because he's a friend.
Speaker 1: And uh and I considered Dan a great friend. And
Speaker 1: he's gonna be missed and an unbelievable family man. Um
Speaker 1: late wife and the four kids and now grandkids are
Speaker 1: coming along and he's gonna spend a lot of time
Speaker 1: with him. And you know, he's got two sons that
Speaker 1: are in the NFL and PR department right now, um,
Speaker 1: and then a daughter that's at Florida and Communications at
Speaker 1: the at the moment, So there's a there's a lot
Speaker 1: of future Edwards to be around. They're not going anywhere
Speaker 1: in the NFL. They always say this, This kind of
Speaker 1: goes back many years that they always say is that
Speaker 1: the greatest thing you ever accomplishes your kids. And I've
Speaker 1: always said this that the kids are always a great
Speaker 1: reflection on the men and the women that raised them.
Speaker 1: And Dana, Patricia, his late wife, raised an incredible family.
Speaker 1: And uh, yeah, and it's gonna be. It's gonna be.
Speaker 1: We gotta find a way to keep Dan coming back.
Speaker 1: You know a little bit where we can see them,
Speaker 1: and I don't know, maybe we need to come up
Speaker 1: with like a Saturday night beer nights. I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: there might be a six pack in bath at some
Speaker 1: point if we tell them, hey, Dan free bud light,
Speaker 1: I think we might get them there. Maybe maybe so,
Speaker 1: but we got we got a little time left with
Speaker 1: the Dan Edwards in the office every day and that's
Speaker 1: a great thing for us. We're January January when he
Speaker 1: is officially retired, right. There might be a point where
Speaker 1: he's not around, but he's still working revotely as as
Speaker 1: they say. But well he'll be around, which is which
Speaker 1: is probably gonna take advantage of a six leave that
Speaker 1: he has built up seven years. He's probably got a
Speaker 1: little bit. I think there's probably some in the in
Speaker 1: the Hopper forum. So congratulations to Dan on a fantastic career.
Speaker 1: We've got some time left with him. So the Jaguars
Speaker 1: and the Denver Broncos game has done. The Jaguars at
Speaker 1: the Arizona Cardinals. This week, we're about to hear from
Speaker 1: Urban Meyer coming up. The Urban Meyers Show is next,
Speaker 1: and I'm curious what Urban thinks of the effort and
Speaker 1: overall performance last week. It kind of looked better overall.
Speaker 1: We'll get his thoughts on that coming up well. And
Speaker 1: I think the other thing too, is that how are
Speaker 1: you going to handle Kyler Murray? And And I'm sure
Speaker 1: that you know it's Tuesday and we're talking to him
Speaker 1: on Tuesdays, and I know Tuesdays are the day in
Speaker 1: which they're still trying to formulate game plan ends. Tuesday
Speaker 1: is a big game planning day. So he's gonna have
Speaker 1: all the answers for us. No, but you would share
Speaker 1: anyway anyway. I don't think so. But that's gonna be
Speaker 1: the big challenge this week is Kyler Murray and and
Speaker 1: they've got some weapons on that defense. And then how
Speaker 1: are you going to block this pass rusher this week?
Speaker 1: Now he's he's a challenge. Now there's y's to him,
Speaker 1: Chandler Jones and J. J. Watt. You know, he's getting more.
Speaker 1: He's been banged up for few years. The new environment,
Speaker 1: I'm not buying it, you know, Champ. Chandler Jones is
Speaker 1: a great player, and it's still a great player age. J. J.
Speaker 1: Watt is not is not a He's not a great
Speaker 1: player anymore. He's a good player, but he's not the J. J.
Speaker 1: Watt that we've watched from the the AP Defensive Player
Speaker 1: of the Year anymore. But no, but he can still
Speaker 1: if he's I can tell you this, the guy is
Speaker 1: going to be walking into the Hall of Fame. Sure,
Speaker 1: not trying to down him or anything, but father time
Speaker 1: is caught up with him a little bit. You're just
Speaker 1: you're throwing bulletin board material everywhere today for the Cardinals.
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm just look JP. I mean, I'm not
Speaker 1: here to blow smoke. You're telling it like it is.
Speaker 1: I'm here to tell you what I see. Splitting the
Speaker 1: front seat. That's what Logs does on this show. No
Speaker 1: holds barn. Logs just lets it fly every now. We
Speaker 1: like that. Well here from a head coach Urban Meyer.
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