Speaker 1: Well, we finally have an answer as to whether Trevor
Speaker 1: Lawrence is going to be participating in that Netflix series Quarterback.
Speaker 1: Which player on this team do you think needs.
Speaker 2: Their own reality show?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 4: I think you need your own reality show?
Speaker 5: Do it?
Speaker 2: Welcome into jags Am.
Speaker 1: It is August seventh and training camps getting ready to
Speaker 1: get started. I don't even know what day we're on anymore,
Speaker 1: so I apologize dye eleven. All right, Cool, we're definitely
Speaker 1: in our second week, that's for sure, because I've lost
Speaker 1: count of the days.
Speaker 6: We welcome you, and I'm.
Speaker 1: Kay Nannie, Stevens, John and Brian.
Speaker 2: Are with me.
Speaker 4: You just realize you're actually in your own reality show.
Speaker 1: I mean this feels like one every single morning. It
Speaker 1: does feel that way to me.
Speaker 6: I think since the questions a layup.
Speaker 7: I think Cisco's watch the Dewey reality show twenty four
Speaker 7: to seven that skip work.
Speaker 6: I would be homeless. I think it's the same episode
Speaker 6: day after would you not watch? Would you not watch?
Speaker 2: Cisco?
Speaker 1: Though he does stand up comedy in his free time,
Speaker 1: he's taking a pickle ball for some reason.
Speaker 4: I no, No, he's He's definitely an interesting guy.
Speaker 6: I like there's the same position, so do he would
Speaker 6: probably have him on.
Speaker 1: As a guest a lot, so we could do the
Speaker 1: whole like that's chunk of the defense.
Speaker 4: You know what, I would the safety reality show give
Speaker 4: me Cooper Hodges, the rookie from Baker County. I hear
Speaker 4: he lives just like you go out his back door
Speaker 4: and you walk across the back space there because I
Speaker 4: don't think it's a lawn and into Georgia. And he's
Speaker 4: a fantastic interview and a great kid. And I hear
Speaker 4: he's got to rock his fun family, So I think
Speaker 4: he would. He would do good with one.
Speaker 1: We have to get we have to get him involved somehow.
Speaker 2: I love him. Tug Boat. I'm just a huge fan.
Speaker 2: Obviously that's his nickname.
Speaker 6: What tug boats? Hug Boats.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's not great.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 1: All right, let's quickly get into our big things for today.
Speaker 1: So our first big thing one I mentioned a little bit,
Speaker 1: no thanks. Trevor came out and answered the questions people
Speaker 1: were speculating whether he was going to be involved in
Speaker 1: the second season of the Netflix show. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 1: was on it last season with Kirk Cousins and Marcus Mariota,
Speaker 1: and this is what Trevor had to say when asked yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was I was approached. You know, I didn't
Speaker 3: decided to not do it this year, but you know,
Speaker 3: that was just something where I feel like, just not
Speaker 3: the right time for me. Who knows, maybe in the future,
Speaker 3: but you know, I think it's a really I watched
Speaker 3: the show though the show was great. I think they
Speaker 3: did a great job. So but yeah, that's pretty much it.
Speaker 1: There very polite way of answering that question from Trevor saying,
Speaker 1: you know, maybe some point, but not right now. And
Speaker 1: I think a lot of it is him wanting to
Speaker 1: focus on the season, which is commendable. You want to
Speaker 1: hear that from your quarterback.
Speaker 4: I think part of it is why would you do it?
Speaker 4: I mean people do those crazy big brother you know,
Speaker 4: survivor things for money. Well, he's got the money and
Speaker 4: he's going to get money, so why do you need
Speaker 4: to let the cameras in when you've already got the money.
Speaker 7: Well, I think too, it sounded to me like he
Speaker 7: thinks it could be something that would be interesting to
Speaker 7: do down the road. And I know Mahomes did it,
Speaker 7: but Mahomes has been in the same system and living
Speaker 7: his same life, so to speak, since twenty eighteen, so
Speaker 7: he's got five years where he doesn't worry about the routine.
Speaker 7: They're still getting sort of everything down here. I could
Speaker 7: see him thinking it would be fun to do in
Speaker 7: a year or two, once he knows exactly what his
Speaker 7: routine is every year.
Speaker 1: And obviously, Patrick Mahomes already won a Super Bowl. There's
Speaker 1: a little less pressure if you want to follow him around.
Speaker 1: I would imagine so obviously, and I think a little bit.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you guys have watched the series.
Speaker 1: Marcus Mariota didn't come off great after it, so yes,
Speaker 1: Kirk Cousins and Pat Mahomes look great, but you could
Speaker 1: get the other end of the spectrum too, And there's
Speaker 1: always that risk when you're kind of behind the scenes
Speaker 1: e with it a little bit.
Speaker 2: No, I just you want to go.
Speaker 4: For it, Well, no, I give me the money, right,
Speaker 4: I've already got the money, so I don't need to
Speaker 4: let you in to pay me more. I would rather
Speaker 4: have my privacy and my money than live my life
Speaker 4: on a I mean, let's be honest. Every single person
Speaker 4: who's watching this right now has something they don't need
Speaker 4: people to see.
Speaker 2: Yep, that's true. Keep your private life private.
Speaker 1: That's what he's gonna do for now, so he won't
Speaker 1: be on the second season. We now know that our
Speaker 1: second big thing today is playing it safe. I'm going
Speaker 1: to take a little contrary in view from you guys,
Speaker 1: because I know how you kind.
Speaker 2: Of feel about it.
Speaker 1: Tyson Campbell obviously suffered a concussion the other day, and
Speaker 1: not that that was complete freak injury obviously him just
Speaker 1: falling down and kind of colliding with Kirk's knees at
Speaker 1: that point. But I at this point, I'm really like,
Speaker 1: let's kind of conserve what we have here. I think
Speaker 1: when you know what you have, it's a little less
Speaker 1: of trying to get them out there and playing. So
Speaker 1: when we talk about you know, going full speed and
Speaker 1: practice and getting that physicality, we saw it a little
Speaker 1: bit yesterday, But then I think, did you mention it?
Speaker 1: Doug kind of like pulled them in and it was
Speaker 1: kind of like trying to well.
Speaker 7: That's what Walker Little told Hey's Caroline from ten ten.
Speaker 7: He said after period or before period eight.
Speaker 6: He kind of brought him in.
Speaker 7: I don't think he liked a couple of the hits
Speaker 7: that happened early because it wasn't on the script for
Speaker 7: the day. So I my sense is that there will
Speaker 7: be some hitting today. It's a live day, so my
Speaker 7: sense is that'll be the only one of training camp
Speaker 7: because nothing else really fits unless they do some hitting
Speaker 7: with the Lions, which I'd be surprised by.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I mean.
Speaker 7: Everything in camp is done for a reason. There's a
Speaker 7: reason Doug wanted the hitting to be today if that's
Speaker 7: the day, So I don't think he loved that.
Speaker 6: And keep him safe, I agree, you say Contrarion.
Speaker 1: View, Well, I know you guys are old school, so
Speaker 1: you're the two a day kind of guys, and I'm
Speaker 1: just like, super, let's keep everybody well.
Speaker 4: It's worth noting that the mentality has changed, right. I
Speaker 4: Mean I had this conversation with someone in the practice
Speaker 4: field yesterday and it was how much do you want
Speaker 4: to see the starters play in the day when they
Speaker 4: practiced twice a day, you wanted to see the starters
Speaker 4: play a little bit in the first, more in the second,
Speaker 4: the most in the third, and then kind of peter
Speaker 4: them out in the fourth and they don't play in
Speaker 4: the fourth game. Well, now there's only three games, and
Speaker 4: it seems like you're gonna see maybe a smidge of
Speaker 4: the starters in game one, a little bit more too,
Speaker 4: and then nobody in game three. And if anybody's even
Speaker 4: nicked up, you don't practice them in August. Well, that
Speaker 4: just goes against what the game used to be keyword
Speaker 4: John being used to be. Now that's the way. Your way, right,
Speaker 4: is the way that it's done.
Speaker 7: The old man in me, which is me, it tells
Speaker 7: me that you know, yes, this this is not training
Speaker 7: camp anymore. These are pad at OTAs, which is fine.
Speaker 7: Couldn't agree more. It's you know, campus two days where
Speaker 7: you were just dragging by the end of the.
Speaker 6: Day all that. It shouldn't be that way anymore.
Speaker 7: The salary cap and the important of each key core
Speaker 7: player has made this different. In the nineties, it was
Speaker 7: a little bit this way, but it wasn't like now.
Speaker 7: Teams have six or seven guys. If you lose two
Speaker 7: of those six or seven core guys, your season is
Speaker 7: over and as a coach, you're probably getting fired at
Speaker 7: the end of the year because the owners going, why
Speaker 7: did I pay all this to lose these guys in
Speaker 7: training camp? You should manage this better. So I get
Speaker 7: why they don't do it. And I think dougall hit today.
Speaker 7: I think he believes I've got to take a little
Speaker 7: and hits to the ground today. Right, he did that
Speaker 7: last year once, right, that's today. I think he believes
Speaker 7: there is a calculated risk needed to get ready, and
Speaker 7: then you you mediate that risk by having it being
Speaker 7: very short in a very controlled situation. But it just
Speaker 7: can't hit constantly in training.
Speaker 6: Can No, you can't.
Speaker 4: And I'm not suggesting you go back to two a
Speaker 4: days where you do hit like that. That doesn't make
Speaker 4: any sense, especially when you're adding games to the schedule.
Speaker 4: You know, these guys you got to manage your body
Speaker 4: now over eighteen weeks, so you've got to make sure
Speaker 4: that you're in shape to do that. But when well,
Speaker 4: it's like the question that I asked Doug last week.
Speaker 4: You know, you saw Joe Burrow go down with the
Speaker 4: calf strain. Okay, and you saw who was it in Miami?
Speaker 4: No Jaalen Ramsey. You know, not really even in a
Speaker 4: contact drill, just negos, right, they're not even the pads.
Speaker 6: It happens.
Speaker 4: And so Doug said, you can't pull back entirely. You
Speaker 4: can't just react to every injury that happens, and that's
Speaker 4: the part of it where you kind of have to
Speaker 4: stay true to that. I got to get some contact.
Speaker 4: I got to get some hitting in because otherwise it's
Speaker 4: October before my guys are used to the contact.
Speaker 7: You have to have your plan and you have to
Speaker 7: stick to it, except that sometimes there's gonna be risks,
Speaker 7: it's gonna be injuries, but you have to trust that
Speaker 7: you're playing will work over the long term.
Speaker 4: Nante Fowler Junior, first day of rookie minute camp wearing
Speaker 4: not even a helmet. Tear's his acl Those things happen.
Speaker 1: Can't prevent those things going into our final big thing
Speaker 1: game day. We have a game this week, They're playing
Speaker 1: the Cowboys on Saturday, and we did talking about that.
Speaker 1: How much are we going to see the starters? Trevor
Speaker 1: was asked how much time he feels he needs to play,
Speaker 1: If he needs to play in the preseason, I'd be
Speaker 1: surprised if you see.
Speaker 3: To get some reps, and especially you got a few
Speaker 3: new pieces, get some get some live game reps where
Speaker 3: it is full speed, it's full contact. You know there's
Speaker 3: something on the line. You know I think that's definitely valuable.
Speaker 3: You know who knows how much that will be. Whatever
Speaker 3: it'll whatever it is, I'll be ready. And uh, you
Speaker 3: just want to be clean. You want to execute, you
Speaker 3: want your offense to look sharp, you want to you
Speaker 3: want to make the plays, you want to be smart,
Speaker 3: do all that stuff, and just be clean. I think
Speaker 3: that's the main objective.
Speaker 2: John, to let you get to it. I don't think
Speaker 2: we see Trevor this week at all.
Speaker 6: Well, after I said that, maybe a series.
Speaker 4: We talked about this in the practice field yesterday. The
Speaker 4: first preseason game was the Raiders. Last year, he didn't
Speaker 4: play at all, but the second yeah right, yeah, but
Speaker 4: this week, right, which was game two for them but
Speaker 4: Game one for everyone else, he had twelve pass attempts.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I could see that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean I I could see that. I could
Speaker 7: see into the second quarter next week and then nothing
Speaker 7: in the last right.
Speaker 4: Which gives you a couple of extra weeks because remember
Speaker 4: now with the three games, you have that week between
Speaker 4: the and the regular season, so you've got two weeks
Speaker 4: at that point to get ready. So he'd have a
Speaker 4: chance to be sitting for three weeks.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: Someone would argue that three weeks. If not playing is
Speaker 4: you're practicing, you're getting some time in. I'll offer this
Speaker 4: counter two next week when we go to Detroit, they
Speaker 4: have those two days of practicing against the Lions, and
Speaker 4: I can remember in twenty nineteen when we went to Baltimore,
Speaker 4: Doug Maron talking about how valuable that time was and
Speaker 4: almost is valuable, if not more than the actual game reps,
Speaker 4: was his response. So expect next week, despite what we
Speaker 4: see this week in Dallas, expect to see a lot
Speaker 4: of matchups where they get players on players, specific players
Speaker 4: on specific players to try to get the most out
Speaker 4: of those practice sessions as they can.
Speaker 1: Joint practice can be super helpful for both teams, I think,
Speaker 1: to finally get some action against you know, you're not
Speaker 1: playing yourselves right, so that always helps and gets the
Speaker 1: competition level up a little bit. All right, Coming up,
Speaker 1: we're going to go to coach's corner hear what they
Speaker 1: have to say about what they've been seeing so far
Speaker 1: in training camp and who been standing out. Stay with
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Speaker 6: Welcome back.
Speaker 1: We're here in Hyundai Podcast Studios, training camps, getting going,
Speaker 1: players out there stretching. Another day out in the sun
Speaker 1: and a live hit day. As we mentioned, it's going
Speaker 1: to be very physical today, so we'll have a lot
Speaker 1: to talk about later.
Speaker 6: On in the week.
Speaker 1: The good thing about training camp is we get to
Speaker 1: see everything every single day. The coaches are talking every
Speaker 1: single day, so we get to kind of go through
Speaker 1: everything and hear their perspective of how the players are
Speaker 1: doing at training camp. So obviously Doug Peterson talks every
Speaker 1: couple of days and John you actually asked him specifically
Speaker 1: about Tank Bigsby's progression, and here's what he's.
Speaker 2: Had to say.
Speaker 8: This kid is outside of like the size of speed,
Speaker 8: I less of all that, but this kid is he's
Speaker 8: a sponge, you know, and he's really a smart, smart
Speaker 8: young running back.
Speaker 9: Understands defense, understands you know. One of the things, really too,
Speaker 9: that that's been impressive is how well he's taken the coaching,
Speaker 9: whether it be from Bernie or myself or even Phil
Speaker 9: you know, ralsher being able to take that and apply
Speaker 9: it to what he's doing.
Speaker 6: And he's he's just improven every day.
Speaker 1: Before answer, Johnny, do you want to mention when you
Speaker 1: ask this question, you preface it with asking about Bigsby,
Speaker 1: and Doug looked at you with a blank face for
Speaker 1: about ten seconds before he realized you meant tank because
Speaker 1: they literally just think of him as a tank.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I think that says a lot. Yeah. I had
Speaker 6: a moment where I was like, did I ask the
Speaker 6: wrong man? I think we all did.
Speaker 7: Really, I've asked many bad questions. I didn't think that
Speaker 7: was one of them. He's impressive and I have a
Speaker 7: hot take coming up later about him, so I won't
Speaker 7: burn all that off. What I will say is it's
Speaker 7: significant what he talked about just there with how he's
Speaker 7: taken coaching, because they have talked about Traves DTN and
Speaker 7: needing to work with him on setting up blocks, setting
Speaker 7: up runs, and becoming a better runner. That was something
Speaker 7: Travis needed to work on this offseason. It sounds like
Speaker 7: Bigsby's got that, So I think the kid might have
Speaker 7: a chance to be a star.
Speaker 4: So, which is long because John throws that term around
Speaker 4: like manhole covers for most people, so I'll say this
Speaker 4: about it. And I talked to him yesterday and we
Speaker 4: shook hands because it was the first time I had
Speaker 4: met him, and I came in, I said to you,
Speaker 4: have you ever shook his hand. It's the strongest grip
Speaker 4: I've ever felt. I mean it felt like he was
Speaker 4: squeezing for me to go to my knees. I think
Speaker 4: I have a pretty good grip. His is one hundred
Speaker 4: times stronger. I mean, I was like, I was impressed.
Speaker 2: He's not gonna be letting go of the football.
Speaker 4: Well, and look, he's completely built different, John, And I
Speaker 4: know you've got a hot take, so I don't want
Speaker 4: to He is just a different body style than ETN.
Speaker 4: And you can see this is a guy who at
Speaker 4: Auburn ran between the tackles. I can remember when they
Speaker 4: drafted him, you know, talking to people, this is a
Speaker 4: very patient runner. He understands how to follow the blocks.
Speaker 4: I think they used him differently at Auburn, and I
Speaker 4: think it's more suited for him to come in and
Speaker 4: have an impact as a rookie. Perhaps, but I won't
Speaker 4: say that power.
Speaker 6: Is his game because he's got it elsewhere on the offense.
Speaker 1: Press Taylor spoke this week and he talked a little
Speaker 1: bit about getting Chad Hall in as the wide receivers coach.
Speaker 1: He was in Buffalo before and just kind of the
Speaker 1: distinct style he's brought here and how he goes about
Speaker 1: coaching the wide receivers.
Speaker 10: Chad was our first call and we kind of extended
Speaker 10: an offer, wanted to see where that went. Gave him
Speaker 10: a lot of time with it because everything we knew
Speaker 10: from him, from Doug's experience with him, mutual contacts with him,
Speaker 10: Heath's relationship with him, we just felt like he'd be
Speaker 10: a fit with us, with our room, with our staff.
Speaker 10: So he was really the only one when after and
Speaker 10: certainly excited with what he's done so far. There are
Speaker 10: certain coaches that everybody the league is used to seeing
Speaker 10: on sideline TV copies running up and down the sidelines.
Speaker 10: Chad's one of those. So now he's on our sideline,
Speaker 10: so hopefully that that brings some uh some value, some
Speaker 10: in game energy to our group.
Speaker 2: It was definitely popular in Buffalo.
Speaker 4: We know St.
Speaker 1: Fon Diggs was not happy when Chad Hall left town.
Speaker 1: He do see him doing some quirky stuff, if only
Speaker 1: because of the way that the wide receivers are reacting
Speaker 1: to some of the drills because it looks like they're
Speaker 1: doing it maybe for the first time. So he does
Speaker 1: have kind of his own way.
Speaker 6: And he's sort of the boxing drills where he's punching.
Speaker 2: Hands like that.
Speaker 1: You can tell they haven't done it before, so they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: they pick it up quickly, of course, but just it's interesting.
Speaker 4: They work out right, you know, they're they're right there
Speaker 4: right in front of us in the morning, and he
Speaker 4: puts them through really meticulous, detailed drills where he'll have them,
Speaker 4: you know, torque to a certain angle with one foot
Speaker 4: forward and one foot back and stop and then start
Speaker 4: running and then stop before they hit the later and go.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's really he's got a reason for everything
Speaker 4: that he does. And it's interesting to watch the way
Speaker 4: that those veteran receivers are adjusting to him. I think
Speaker 4: they like him a lot.
Speaker 2: I think they all love him. You'll take to what
Speaker 2: he's saying very quickly.
Speaker 6: Like but he's called different methods him, yes.
Speaker 1: And that's got to be helpful, especially even Calvin Ridley's
Speaker 1: excited to do a lot of that stuff. So it's
Speaker 1: they're interesting to watch John, have you ever seen kind
Speaker 1: of those kind of drills before in that way?
Speaker 6: Not really.
Speaker 7: My think with the position coach is this, if if
Speaker 7: the players like it and buy in, then he can
Speaker 7: be an effective coach that works and you know, you
Speaker 7: can have all the knowledge you want.
Speaker 6: If players, especially in this league where.
Speaker 7: They tend to get jaded very quickly on a style
Speaker 7: and can shut you out, if they're responding to it,
Speaker 7: it's going to help them.
Speaker 6: So he's got that ability, which is impressive.
Speaker 1: All right, quickly, we'll go to special teams. Heath Farewell
Speaker 1: spoke to us special teams coordinator and he told us
Speaker 1: that in the off season, Andre Cisco came to him
Speaker 1: and said he wanted to be part of special teams.
Speaker 5: So the off season he came to me as a coach,
Speaker 5: I'd love to be a returner, you know, get back
Speaker 5: there with those guys. No problem, did it. He's been great.
Speaker 5: He's he started out just learning the position, and if
Speaker 5: you guys have watched some of the training camp practices,
Speaker 5: he's been great. He catches him clean, he's smooth, he's reliable,
Speaker 5: he's smart, he's tough. He's a guy that they can
Speaker 5: compete for. That you know that emergency guy.
Speaker 2: Now, love the initiative.
Speaker 1: He does look great out there, but I think the
Speaker 1: keyword is emergency because hopefully Andrew's.
Speaker 2: Not doing that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I would have asked him to leave my office.
Speaker 2: He's entertaining it.
Speaker 7: No, I want you to be a free set. But
Speaker 7: all kidding aside, you don't want him in that, just
Speaker 7: like in the same press conference he was talking about
Speaker 7: Christian Kirk and hey, it's great, Christian did a nice job.
Speaker 7: We don't want him out there during that time. So, yeah,
Speaker 7: it's an emergency thing, and I think it speaks to
Speaker 7: Cisco's buy in and his approach player.
Speaker 4: You like guys that want to do yeah, no doubt,
Speaker 4: no doubt, multi dimensional players who are willing, but one thing.
Speaker 2: They have to do that.
Speaker 1: Yes, fingers Cross doesn't come to that point. All right,
Speaker 1: coming up, we're going to do our hot Takes segment,
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Speaker 1: to be live, hard hitting, full padded practice. We'll see
Speaker 1: a lot about what this team is made of. I
Speaker 1: have no doubt we're gonna do some quick hot takes
Speaker 1: though before we get into that, and I'm excited to
Speaker 1: see what you guys have for hot takes. Tempered mine
Speaker 1: a little bit. Come on, I don't think I'm crazy crazy,
Speaker 1: but fair enough.
Speaker 6: All right, you go first, I will and I did. Look,
Speaker 6: this is going to sound crazy.
Speaker 4: I think that Dewey is in for a fight now
Speaker 4: that I know they gave him guaranteed money, and it
Speaker 4: would have been great to have your reality show this summer.
Speaker 4: But there are two young safeties who are very talented
Speaker 4: in Antonio Johnson from Texas A and M and Latavious Brittany,
Speaker 4: the young undrafted rookie from Arkansas tall, both six three
Speaker 4: effortless athletes, and they make plays every day on the
Speaker 4: practice field.
Speaker 6: I get it.
Speaker 4: It was always the Jags. He's an institution here. He
Speaker 4: made big plays into important games last year against Baltimore Dallas,
Speaker 4: which is why the Jaguars gave him that guaranteed money.
Speaker 4: So I think he makes the team. But man, he's
Speaker 4: got a fight on his hands because these are two
Speaker 4: young guys. He's really gonna have to push away and beat.
Speaker 6: He's gonna have to.
Speaker 4: Play in the preseason because these two guys are gonna
Speaker 4: play and make plays.
Speaker 6: If he doesn't make it, maybe he can go work
Speaker 6: at Fox with Urban.
Speaker 7: That.
Speaker 6: No, yeah, I don't agree.
Speaker 7: I mean I think he will be pushed, pushed in
Speaker 7: a sense. I don't think there's a scenario where a
Speaker 7: healthy dey Ingrid doesn't make the fifty three.
Speaker 2: Selfishly, for my own entertainment sake, I hope you are wrong.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying watch this battle because a couple of
Speaker 4: years ago, before the legend of Dewey was born. Last
Speaker 4: year we were talking about this was a guy that
Speaker 4: was a special teamer and you're always trying to replace
Speaker 4: those guys. Well, these two guys are going to push
Speaker 4: him because you look at six foot three with the
Speaker 4: long armspan, that's not his game. So they've got to
Speaker 4: go prove it. He's proven it. I think he makes
Speaker 4: the team. They gave him the guaranteed money. But he's
Speaker 4: in for a fight.
Speaker 1: All right, John, you told us your a little preview
Speaker 1: that your hot take might be about Tank.
Speaker 2: So what do you got?
Speaker 7: Well, you know, and it's a little tricky because you
Speaker 7: don't have a hot take. And I'm saying that Tank
Speaker 7: Bigsby's going to push Traves Etn junior. And when I
Speaker 7: say that, this is going to be a backfield much
Speaker 7: more rotational than it was last year. So I don't
Speaker 7: think there's any danger of Travis Ytn not being a
Speaker 7: really important piece. I think it's going to look a
Speaker 7: lot different than I did last year when after James
Speaker 7: Robinson was traded, it was a clear where you looked
Speaker 7: up and you were surprised when Travis Etn wasn't in
Speaker 7: the game.
Speaker 6: You were, okay, well they're in this package. It's different.
Speaker 7: I think you're gonna get used to seeing Tank Bigsby.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure I would guess that Travis will lead
Speaker 7: the team in rushing. But the good part about this
Speaker 7: take is him pushing it. I think is going to
Speaker 7: push them both into the roles that they need to play.
Speaker 7: I think Bigsby is going to be very good in
Speaker 7: short yards, to be a very good base a runner.
Speaker 7: And you wonder, Brian, if there isn't a scenario where
Speaker 7: ETM has a really big season with maybe fewer carries,
Speaker 7: fewer yards and more touchdowns and big plays, and you think.
Speaker 6: Oh, that's what that kid is.
Speaker 7: He's a big play player who can stress defenses all
Speaker 7: the time, maybe a nine hundred yard rusher with Tank
Speaker 7: running for eight hundred.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 4: The interesting thing is earlier this week, late last week
Speaker 4: they all run together. Doug was talking about sixteen hundred
Speaker 4: yards for ETN. That's more East Jones Drew territory. That's
Speaker 4: Fred Taylor territory. I just personally, I and I'm not
Speaker 4: the head coach, but I don't see him as that
Speaker 4: kind of of a bruiser, because.
Speaker 6: That's what you have to be.
Speaker 4: And I look at Bigsby and I think this kind
Speaker 4: of is like the DeAndre Swift Miles Sanders backfield that
Speaker 4: the Eagles use so well last year, so effectively. Of
Speaker 4: course they had a more mobile quarterback, but I'm with you,
Speaker 4: Bigsby is impressive and strong and powerful and looks like
Speaker 4: that between the tackles runner that I still don't see
Speaker 4: ETN as being that guy.
Speaker 7: Yang both of their Day two rookies, Bretton Strange, who
Speaker 7: I didn't mention in this I think that Day two
Speaker 7: class we wrote it and said it right after the draft,
Speaker 7: is going to give this offense the kind of versatility
Speaker 7: that Doug had in Philly. I think it's taken him
Speaker 7: a year to get that personnel and now all of
Speaker 7: a sudden, you look and there is a lot of
Speaker 7: you know, that was the theme over the weekend multiple
Speaker 7: ness on offense. I think they've got it, and I
Speaker 7: think Bigsby's a bigger reason they got lots of it.
Speaker 1: All Right, I'm going with my hot take. Mine is
Speaker 1: that Cooper Hodges will be starting on the offensive line
Speaker 1: by next year. And I say this is a hot
Speaker 1: tic only because he's a seventh thround pick.
Speaker 2: Tugboat, tug boat and he does a.
Speaker 1: Cart wheel before practice every day. Now he's out there
Speaker 1: hyping up the crowd. I'm just a big fan in general.
Speaker 1: But Brian, I know you heard a little bit about
Speaker 1: how much Trent is a huge Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean Trent and I talked about him in the
Speaker 4: spring and he's just he was wanting to hold back
Speaker 4: because he wasn't wanting to go too far. But he's like, look,
Speaker 4: this guy has everything it takes to play inside. Remember
Speaker 4: and it's good that you said next year, he's making
Speaker 4: that transition from tackle to guard. But he's got the power,
Speaker 4: he's got the personality, he's got the intellect and awareness.
Speaker 4: He understands acutely what he doesn't know and what it's
Speaker 4: going to take. He was talking about being humped right
Speaker 4: where that move where a defensive lineman gets a guy
Speaker 4: going to there. You're giving me that funny look where
Speaker 4: he goes to the right and he stopped. He goes,
Speaker 4: I hope people understand what the hump move is. It's
Speaker 4: where you get your momentum used against you in a
Speaker 4: strong defensive lineman can throw you back the other direction.
Speaker 4: And he said that was his Welcome to the NFL moment.
Speaker 4: Inside the speed of the hands of Devon Hamilton totally
Speaker 4: through him at the beginning. He's an incredible personality, a
Speaker 4: great kid, and every day he walks out on the field,
Speaker 4: he reminds himself that he's a kid from Baker County
Speaker 4: that gets to play for his hometown team and it's
Speaker 4: important to him. So I love the fact that he
Speaker 4: has a nickname tug Boat, and I love the fact
Speaker 4: that he understands what a rare opportunity.
Speaker 2: He has fully seizing that opportunity at least thus far.
Speaker 6: He's an awesome kid.
Speaker 7: And you're talking about guys. Now, you know if Hod
Speaker 7: just starts next year, Bigsby Strange, Now you're talking about
Speaker 7: the next generation guys who you could see moving in
Speaker 7: sustain a team because Brian, you know, next season we're
Speaker 7: way ahead of ourself, is going to look different in
Speaker 7: terms of some decisions they have to make, and they
Speaker 7: have started drafting and developing.
Speaker 6: So these three stories are big stories.
Speaker 4: People in Jacksonville will be surprised. Just to stawn that
Speaker 4: theme real quick about how different things have to become
Speaker 4: with a quarterback that you have to pay. We've never
Speaker 4: had one here that we've had to pay like this
Speaker 4: and be a money game. They will make some decisions
Speaker 4: that will make people whoa that guy can still play, Yeah,
Speaker 4: but that's the guy we got to pay and protect.
Speaker 1: So I know that will come paramount. But until then,
Speaker 1: I am team tugboat.
Speaker 6: To that point, team tugboat.
Speaker 1: All right, practice underway, come back, we'll preview what we
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Speaker 1: for fans. Had a very special practice in the stadium
Speaker 1: on Saturday, which was very hot for us. I was
Speaker 1: sweating in there, so I know they were. But it
Speaker 1: was Military Appreciation Day, which is always special, especially in
Speaker 1: this town, and all of the players had very specialized
Speaker 1: Camo jerseys I think made specifically for the day, and
Speaker 1: they were able to swap them with veterans after the game,
Speaker 1: and that was just such a special moment. They all
Speaker 1: came out in matt at midfield and if you were there,
Speaker 1: it was just it was something to be a part of.
Speaker 1: I spoke to do it and he said he's always
Speaker 1: excited when they have, you know, military members and veterans
Speaker 1: with them on the field, and it was just a
Speaker 1: very special little moment that you know, takes you out
Speaker 1: of oh it's hot, it's training camp, and kind of
Speaker 1: reminds you what's important.
Speaker 4: I don't know who got in line right across from
Speaker 4: Trevor Lawrence, but I saw some people kind of jockeying
Speaker 4: for position acrossroom.
Speaker 1: Players they want to be but I think just as
Speaker 1: special day all around.
Speaker 2: That was great, and it's game week.
Speaker 1: We have Dallas Is coming up on Saturday. Anything you
Speaker 1: guys are particularly looking forward to when it comes to that,
Speaker 1: or just seeing the young guys.
Speaker 7: Out there, I want to be excited, but I also
Speaker 7: just experienced it in the third quarter of this game.
Speaker 6: I would be ready for it to be over with,
Speaker 6: and I'm not.
Speaker 7: I'm not discinding of people get excited about preseason, but
Speaker 7: it's it's tough. I am looking for the rookies because
Speaker 7: I think they will be interesting this year for the future.
Speaker 7: So I do think with Strange and Bigsby and some
Speaker 7: guys like that, there are storylines to watch this week
Speaker 7: beyond maybe the first TOO series, so that'll be interesting.
Speaker 4: Timmy, getting ready for a preseason broadcast is a lot
Speaker 4: more intensive than a regular season broadcast, a lot more people,
Speaker 4: because you're talking about I'm going to spend this entire
Speaker 4: week looking at the twos and threes. I won't waste
Speaker 4: a lot of time with the ones because they're not
Speaker 4: going to play a lot this week, so we'll focus
Speaker 4: on the twos and the threes and the storylines down
Speaker 4: there and Jags Wired debuts this week Wednesday Night, the
Speaker 4: very first edition. It's sort of a look back at
Speaker 4: the off season from the inside of the Jaguars organization, and.
Speaker 1: Of course we'll have you covered for game day as well,
Speaker 1: pregame and the broadcast, and Jags Am is now back
Speaker 1: to three days a week, so we will be here
Speaker 1: on Wednesday and Thursday morning covering all of your training
Speaker 1: camp stories for you. So thank you for joining us
Speaker 1: once again, and we'll see you later in the week.