September 25, 2025 • 44 mins
Jaguars GM James Gladstone and Executive VP of Football Operations Tony Boselli share the team outlook from the perspective of the football staff for the Week 3 matchup vs. the Texans and beyond on this episode of Jags HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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Speaker 3 (00:24):
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Francisco forty nine Ers this Sunday. It's a four h
five Eastern kickoff time. JP Shadrick, Jeff Flagman, GM, James
(00:48):
Gladstone on time as always. How are you good afternoon?
Speaker 4 (00:53):
Oh life is good?
Speaker 5 (00:53):
How are you guys?
Speaker 2 (00:54):
Good?
Speaker 3 (00:55):
Life's good at two and one winning record, you know,
coming off a tough division win at home and found
a way to overcome some adversity late and found a
way to win the football game, which is great to
see in a lot of coaching points this week for
Liam and his staff to touch on as always, But.
Speaker 4 (01:13):
That has to be a good feeling coming out of
that game last week.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
Yeah, that's fair to label it that way. It's a
good feeling beyond that, I think off the heels of
an ending that was adverse right where you control a
football game in Cincinnati, end up losing it in the
final minute and being able to turn around right respond
to that adverse moment in time with inappropriate result. It
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was also a let's just call it, some version of
a challenging game. Right obviously offensively tough to get into
rhythm throughout the course of it, right defense carrying a
ton of the load, but also then seeing when the
best was required of guys it showed, and not just physically,
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right mentally being able to check from one play to
the next after identifying offensively that there was something that
could be somewhat taken advantage of defensively from the Houston
Texans and getting Trevor and being able to deliver one
to Bt which now you get a chance to try
and build off of that momentum, and defense playing obviously
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their tails off for the duration of the game, but
complimentary football, right, forcing the turnover offense, following up with points,
and then forcing another turnover to close it out. So
being able to respond in a way that obviously led
to the result of a W. In the column on
the left, it was also the idea that it was
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off the heels of a really adverse moment in Cincinnati
and bouncing back in appropriate way. I think we've been
talking about response even dating back to preseason, right, and
so this was another example that you hope to be
able to leverage and work off of because obviously got
another challenging opponent very similar and very much in the
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same likeness as the one we just got done with,
because obviously Demiko coming from San Francisco trying to apply
a lot of those same philosophical approaches.
Speaker 6 (03:21):
I use the term in a video this week resilient,
because you know, you had a couple of players that
had some struggles in that game that came back and
made big plays towards the end of that game. Tyson
got beat on the double move for a fifty yard
or beat. Brian had a couple drops and then has
a big play at the end of the ball game.
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You know, so I mean, that's the kind of players
you want to have, right, I mean for a football team,
guys that are resilient, they can bounce back.
Speaker 4 (03:48):
Now, you like to not have.
Speaker 6 (03:49):
Them make mistakes earlier in the ballgame, but if they do,
that's the trait you want to have preach.
Speaker 2 (03:56):
Because here's the thing. I think it's so easy in
a game like that for anybody observing, sometimes even the
ones participating, to say, oh man, this game's not going
to go our way in the end, right. But now
now you're earning the confidence to say it's not going
our way, but it's not anywhere near over right, and
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we still got a real chance to walk away on
the correct side of the line and the wind lost column.
And so that's the thing that stands out to me,
is the idea that even when it's not going smooth,
even when it's friction filled, even when the flow hasn't
been found, you're not out of the game. And so
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that's the exciting thing from my lens, especially off the
heels of an adverse outcome in Cincinnati, to show that immediately.
Speaker 3 (04:49):
Tony Boselli with us down EVP football. Amen, Thanks Tony
for the house, no problem, Let's touch it a little
more on this defensive four US. So I'm here the
nine takeaways of the season. Three in the game, all
the second and half, two when it mattered, certainly late,
but the pressure up front from the edge guys the
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last couple of weeks, Josh heinz Allen, Trayvon Walker. The
reason these guys are first round draft picks and have
developed and grown. Josh heinz Allen's playing his tailoff right now.
Speaker 5 (05:21):
Yeah, I mean, I think the whole defense is playing
really good football, and I think a lot of times
you look at you know, James talking about compromary football
across both sides of the ball and special teams, but
I think you also have complimenting football within the defense.
Speaker 4 (05:33):
You know, the rush marrying up with the covers.
Speaker 5 (05:35):
I think the back half is doing a really nice job,
you know, allowing our rush to go to work. And
then with that, it doesn't always show up in the
stat call him as sacks, but you can look at
a guy like Josh heinz Allen and the disruption he
has caused three straight weeks in the game and just
really messing up both the run the past. Trayvon the
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last two weeks has been playing at the extreme high.
Speaker 4 (05:59):
Level as well.
Speaker 5 (06:00):
But then you got to also look at and Jeff,
you know, this is a defensive end, the middle push
we're getting as well, and so I think right now,
you look at the defensive performance last week. It takes
all levels to play at you know, to be playing well.
And then the individuals, your your guys got to make plays.
Tyson did it when it mattered, you know, Jordan Lewis
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going up with a big interception again, baiting CJ. Stroud
and making the throw. They've done a great job. And
then just constant pressure, constant chaos, and but we're gonna
need do it again. The other challenge is, you know,
a better offense than we paid this past weeks. Voorn
Aires very well coached with Kyle Shannan, one of the
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best coaches in the NFL. Has had a ton of success.
So that's the fun thing about the NFL. You know,
you go through one challenge, you meet it. Our guys
at a great job. You know, Jeff and James talking
about a resilient group of how we responded. That was
probably the most fun for me. Have been being around
here a long time. How often have we seen from
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the booth, Jeff, get the feeling. Hear people talk about
what was going on the sideline. Here we go again, mentality,
you talk to the players on the sideline, you talk
to people on the sideline. It was the exact opposite.
There was no flinch, there was no blinking. It was like,
we're going to go make a play and just to
hang in there. Offensively, it was an ugly day and
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it was not great opportunities missed. You know, they did
a good job as well. We made adjustments, but just
never could quite get over the hump. But to hang
in there when it mattered the most. Hey, we're gonna
make a play. We're gonna put together the drive that's
gonna go win the game.
Speaker 4 (07:40):
And they did it. So so many good things.
Speaker 5 (07:42):
And then so many areas that need to be cleaned
up at the same time as we go into San Francisco,
a really good football team that hasn't lost yet this year.
Speaker 6 (07:50):
So, James, you didn't have to go through the pain
last year. Okay with this defense, but there was a
lot of struggles in the back end. And when when
you got here, you use the term often and tangibly writched.
I'm watching the way that your back end is communicating
now with Wingard, who was a guy that was already
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here but really didn't have the op or opportunity, Eric
Murray who you brought in, and Jordan Lewis, who is
probably the modern day Kalais Campbell when it comes to
leadership for this organization. I mean, that's just been I
think a big part of where this defense is at
and why they were able to do what they did
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in that game and in the first two games.
Speaker 2 (08:34):
Yeah, you know, I think, gosh, there's there's a lot
of layers to that. I know this just because we've
done it to date doesn't mean that it's guaranteed going forward.
And so to fall into the victim loop or the
doom loop of thinking you got it all figured out
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is a mistake. And so, just like I talked about
a response to an adverse outcome in Cincinnati, what is
our response to success? And so that is a version
of where the focus falls and making sure that we're
continuing to level up, continuing to iterate, continuing to evolve
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over the course of what is a very long season.
I know, shoot, five weeks into twenty twenty four, I
didn't feel the pains of the Jaguars, right, but no
different than the Jaguars. In twenty twenty four, I was
on a football team that was one in four with
a defense that was struggling, and by the time we
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got to week eighteen, it had evolved. It had morphed
into a very let's call it, chaos oriented group that
disrupted offenses. And so as much as that was able
to go from bad to good, we can't allow anything
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other than good to great in our let's call it
next step as a defense, and so certainly relying on
the floor raisers from profree agency, the intangibly rich elements
that really that back end group does provide innately. And
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I think if I were to, I know a lot
of layers, so I could go a lot of different ways.
Speaker 4 (10:26):
But the idea.
Speaker 2 (10:29):
Of Jordan Lewis entering this organization right, he is truly
being nothing more than who he is, and it was
intentional to bring in someone like him, obviously him in
the end to be able to provide a very similar
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level of leadership that this organization saw in kolais that
I had seen previously in some folks we had brought
in in twenty seventeen with the Rams when Sean McVay
first entered the equation as a head coach, So there
was definitely there were examples of what helped trigger turn
around and Jordan being a big part of that.
Speaker 3 (11:13):
In the now James Gladstone, Tony Boselli with us back
in a moment, we'll take a first look at the
next step. The San Francisco forty nine Ers will wait
this Sunday at Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, four h five
kickoff time. This is jags HQ on the Jaguars Radio Network.
Speaker 1 (11:34):
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Speaker 4 (11:40):
Welcome back j P.
Speaker 3 (11:41):
Shadwick with Jeff Logman from the Yundai Studios, Tony Boselli,
James Gladstone with us on jags HQ presented by Fresh
from Florida.
Speaker 4 (11:49):
We look at the San Francisco forty nine Ers.
Speaker 3 (11:52):
James, you know, this team really really well in the division,
of course with the Rams, and they've had a lot
of success over the years. What is the personality of
this forty nine ers organization team? They're injured right now,
but they're also three and zero and when you turn
on the tape every year, what stands out about the Niners.
Speaker 2 (12:13):
Yeah, this is a tough outfit, and they compete their
tails off, and you want to talk about resilience. They've
been through it and they're going through it, and they
still find themselves three and zero despite a heavy volume
of injuries across all position groups. So it's pretty impressive
what they've been able to do. But obviously a mature,
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let's call it group in terms of being together for
an extended window of time, understanding their systems, having a
strong sense for their systems. They are who they are,
and they stick with it. Offensively, They're going to allow
their running game to find creases, provide as many as possible,
and their rbs do.
Speaker 4 (12:53):
A great job.
Speaker 2 (12:54):
They're coached extremely well about finding lanes and hitting them hard,
and then outside of that, letting their guys on that
outside on the perimeter get the ball in their hands
quickly and get rolling. You know that that yak offense,
that Yak attack is certainly one that they've leveraged over
the last hand four years and leveraged well. So it
certainly got to be able to, you know, fit properly
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on the defensive side of the ball, eliminate as many
lanes as possible across the front, and then tackle when
given cleanups to do so. And then I think for
our offense, it's not going to be all that much
different than the structure that we just saw from the
Houston Texans. So that'll be a fun one for us
to continue to work through exactly what our mode of
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attacking should look like. Obviously with wrinkles that can exploit
some of the weaknesses that structure presents. So looking forward
to getting a chance to step back on the turf
there in San Francisco, but obviously not uncharted territory for me.
Speaker 4 (13:57):
Would you rank.
Speaker 6 (14:00):
That environment amongst other road places You've been there more than.
Speaker 2 (14:04):
We, Yeah, you know, that's a it can get.
Speaker 4 (14:07):
It can get.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
It can become a rowdy, rowdy bunch.
Speaker 4 (14:09):
You know.
Speaker 2 (14:10):
I think they got a nice little horn that they
crank up horn. Yeah, yeah, so that thing, you know,
it puts fans on notice, you know, when to actually
let it rip and when, yeah, when not to.
Speaker 5 (14:22):
But uh, you know, I think.
Speaker 2 (14:24):
Anytime you're traveling cross country, uh, you just got to
stay rooted in your routine and you got to try
and you know, eliminate the thoughts around it as as
much as possible really, so that you can just play freely,
play clean. And uh, you know, I know this is
gonna be our first time as a as a new
leadership group, our supports staff getting used to this cadence
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for a cross country trip. And uh, you know so,
I think we get two more times after this to
go all the way three in total, two more times
after this.
Speaker 3 (14:57):
I was thinking of just the West coast, like Denver's Mountain,
But yeah, it's still I mean it's a good it's
a good hole.
Speaker 4 (15:03):
Long the trip. You're not walking. Are we playing Arizona
here or there? It's there, So we go to Arizona.
You know what the schedule we can read it. Actually
three more, three more long trips. Correct, just be glad
said Seattle is not on the road coming this way here.
Speaker 5 (15:23):
But I mean when you take these road trips, it's
a lot more about us than anything else. I think,
where you get in trouble, start worrying about all the
all the noise, all the other things going on them,
West Coast history, past time zones, everything, it's the more
you can lock those out, I think our performance staff
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has done a great job. William highlighted today to the guys,
it's been.
Speaker 4 (15:49):
Hot week here, so too hot pass smoking now they
were smoking, wasn't it was?
Speaker 5 (15:54):
It was cooler today, but not a lot and so
we got to get hydrated, get your sleep, and so
just take care of yourself. And so I think the
message since the beginning, it's like, hey, we're gonna let's
worry about ourselves. Who do we want to be, what
kind of stuff football do we want to play? And
if we do that, everything else will be just fine.
Now do they have challenge? Do they present challenges? Yeah,
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James talked all about a lot of them. They're gonna
run the ball, they're gonna be very they're gonna penetrate
on defense, They're aggressive, they're gonna come up field, they're
going to try to create chaos. At the end of
the day, we got to I mean, I think we
started to establish an identity of what we want to
be and how we want to play, and we need
to continue to grow on that and continue to improve
on that and the rest of the care of itself.
Speaker 6 (16:38):
Uh, the ither think one thing too about traveling to
San Francisco. Everybody wants to talk about is do you
travel on Friday or do you travel on Saturday? And
I used to hate going on Friday me too, because
it was like, you know, all you're gonna do is
just have guys far around and just waste time and
find something to get in trouble in one way to
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say it, or to get distracted, you know, with family
and everything else. But one of the coolest memories I
ever had, and an TONI will see if you can
remember this preseason we went to San Francisco, which was
you never went to West Coast for preseason, but we
did for some reason. Okay, Dave Thomas absolutely laid out
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Jerry in the game on a hit that had Jerry
Rice doing the dead roach another.
Speaker 5 (17:27):
Yeah, it was back when he played actually played football
in preseason.
Speaker 4 (17:31):
Wow, I'll never forget that hit. It was as long
as I live be.
Speaker 6 (17:34):
A preseason Jerry Rice and Dave Thomas, who wore number
forty one for US the Jaguars had a hit on
him that was just unbelievable. Jerry Rice got up angry,
you can't hit me in the preseason.
Speaker 4 (17:49):
Like that he did. That was the long trip for
a preseason game, though ridiculous I don't recommend it.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
Where's the complaint department right right there, right there, the
garbage can the file thirteen leap.
Speaker 5 (18:04):
Saturday, I mean to your point, to your point, Jeff,
we'll leave Saturday. We're gonna keep it as normal as possible.
Speaker 4 (18:11):
And co play football.
Speaker 3 (18:14):
Let's come back in a moment and we'll get some
final thoughts here of the Jaguars forty nine Ers matchup.
Speaker 4 (18:19):
We can talk about the left tackle for the Niners too. Yeah,
he's a good player. He's been at it for a.
Speaker 5 (18:24):
Long time, long time, future All Famer. Probably not the
same guy was. We can talk more about that when
we get back.
Speaker 3 (18:30):
We'll take into that in just a moment of Jags
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Speaker 1 (18:38):
Welcome Back Jaggs HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 4 (18:44):
Welcome back.
Speaker 3 (18:44):
It is Jags HQ, JP, Shadwick, Jeff Logeman, Tony Vasselli,
James Gladstone, the Jaguars face of the San Francisco forty
nine Ers this Sunday at Santa Clara at Levi Stadium.
This past week, the Jaguars knocked off the Houston Texans
seventeen to ten and the AFC South Battle and courtesy
of at Jaguars, we have some zuppruder film of the
whole way after the game and the celebration, including Tony
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Vasselli with Trey Buon.
Speaker 4 (19:10):
Walker there and here comes.
Speaker 3 (19:12):
Josh Henes down look out the defensive end right in
the shoulder.
Speaker 5 (19:16):
It was a forearm because he gave up and gave
me a big chest bump. I'm like, all right, I'm
coming right back at you.
Speaker 3 (19:21):
He was.
Speaker 4 (19:21):
He was aggressive in the world. Has him and Trayvon
have a big matchup.
Speaker 5 (19:25):
We were talking about Trent Williams and uh man, that's
a guy the utmost respect for. He's a he's I
mean not that I get to annoint anybody, but he'll
be in my opinion, he'll be in the Hall of
Fame five years when he gets done playing. And you know,
there's always a lot a handful of guys who separate themselves,
but there was a period of time where in this
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league he was by far the best left tackle, like
he was the standard. Now he is still one of
the greatest. He may be equal with a bunch of
guys who were great, but he was. I have done
such a respect even at you know, he's thirty seven
years old. Man, I wish I could have done at
thirty seven. The way he's doing it, he is you
still watch him. The physicality he plays with is how
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the game is supposed to be played.
Speaker 4 (20:12):
And it's going to be a.
Speaker 5 (20:13):
Great matchup for Trayvon and and Josh. I mean, because
you're going against one of the best in the game,
a guy who will be in the Hall of Fame,
and and he still brings it. Like I was interested
when I turned the tape on this week to say,
you know what's old Trent. You know, he was hurt
last year, didn't get a play as much as he
wanted to. He came back again this year. And you
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always wonder when does father time catch up, because it
does for everybody except for Tom Brady.
Speaker 4 (20:44):
I quite haven't quite well, I've.
Speaker 5 (20:47):
Heard that one out, but but Trent still holding him off.
He's still holding off by the time.
Speaker 4 (20:52):
And man, he is physical.
Speaker 3 (20:54):
He's made two hundred and eighteen million dollars of his career.
Speaker 5 (20:57):
He's earned every dollar of it. I mean, he's a
good I mean, he's one of the best. And uh,
and when you play him, I think the mentality has
to be. You've got to bring physicality to him because
he's there for a fist fight. And if you think
you're gonna kind of just dance with him or something
and he likes to, he's still he's still got defeat
to dance with you, and so and he's gonna still
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punish you even if you dance, So you might as
well make it a fist fight. And it's still hard
no matter what. But you know, you know, you're looking
at this offense and they also got another gun, you know.
And then right behind him is you got Christian McCaffrey.
So you got one of the best left tackles in
all football, one of the greatest of his era. You
got a back who can beat you in the run
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in the past.
Speaker 6 (21:42):
And the crazy thing is both of those guys weren't
drafted by the team.
Speaker 4 (21:46):
No, both acquired.
Speaker 5 (21:48):
So you know, give give uh John Lynch and Kyle
Shan a ton of credit. You know, they've built this
both through free agency and trades and and the draft,
and so you know they're without a couple of really
good players because of injuries, but it just speaks to
the number of great players they have on their roster.
Fred Warner is another one. I mean, arguably the best
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middle linebacker in all football.
Speaker 4 (22:13):
Now he was drafted, but so it just shows.
Speaker 5 (22:15):
You across the board at different levels of offense defense,
they have impact players. And anytime you play a team
that has impact players, you got to go match that
and your top players you got to go make plays.
You gotta because so much of it. You know, we
talk about it all the time, you know, Liam Grant
Campy uh he. Our coordinators do a great job of
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designing place ex's and o's. I think we've seen that
early in the game. They have great coordinators as well,
Robert Solid defense, Kyle Shanahan, Bran Boyer especially names coordinator
like they're so both teams right now are working late
night drawing up plays and trying to how do I
out scheme schematically have an advantage against the opponent. At
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the end of the day, it's about guys on the
field making place and so there's gonna be one on
one matchups that we have to win, like Josh Raybon
beating against Trent Williams. Trent Williams thinking the same thing,
stopping the Christian mccaffery's understanding the threat that Fred Warner
is in in both run and pass, and so it's
making plays above the quote unquote the x's and o's,
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the schemes that all these great coaches are designing right now,
and then the great players of this game that's worried.
The difference is they step them and make plays when
it matters.
Speaker 6 (23:32):
By the way, the stories that that we could tell
about Brent Boyer the teams.
Speaker 4 (23:37):
Court, that's awesome. I can't wait for us to go on. Mute.
Speaker 5 (23:43):
Oh, one of the best, one of the great all
time Jaguars.
Speaker 6 (23:47):
He's he was the special teams leading tackler when he
left here was telling this earlier when he left in
two thousand. Lasted for a long time, for many years
until the full back, let's mention his name, montell Owens
eventually became the Jaguars special teams all time leading tackler.
Speaker 4 (24:08):
So cool stuff.
Speaker 6 (24:09):
But but Jenda, I wanted to ask you because with
the injury to Bosa, Michael Williams, who is the rookie
defensive end from Georgia, is going to be getting probably
more of a role and maybe it changes. I don't
know exactly what were your thoughts on him in the draft,
because another defensive end from Georgia.
Speaker 2 (24:30):
Yeah, you know, I think it was fair to say
there was a lot of a lot of attributes, a
lot of the skill set that could carry over from
the conversation on Trayvon coming out for Williams right, that
was not a stretch to say that they provide similar
deployment impact how you would like to have them influence
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the game. So there's a lot to like about him,
and he's just getting an earlier op to get a
heavy your workload here with some of the injuries across
the front. So certainly somebody you're going to have to
account for and you're going to have to identify when
on the grass because obviously picked in the first round,
he's going to be the talent that is worthy of that.
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Now it's as he becomes accustomed to life in the NFL,
what does.
Speaker 4 (25:22):
The nuance look like.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
And he's shown very early signs of catching on fast,
which will have to be something we account for.
Speaker 6 (25:28):
Yeah, I love to listen to your thoughts on some guys.
I mean, it's Upton Stout, the.
Speaker 2 (25:33):
Nickelback intangibly rich when it comes to third people.
Speaker 6 (25:38):
Third round pick out of Western Kentucky and he's not
a big fellow.
Speaker 4 (25:42):
They listened at five.
Speaker 6 (25:43):
Ft nine one and he got smacked a little bit
in this past game on one particular play that I remember,
but poisey, aggressive players.
Speaker 2 (25:51):
He's such a fun watch back to the college days.
That was a that was a good one for them,
and you know, I know for for Upton, that was
the knock on him would have been he didn't get
many ops in coverage because he was so close to
the LS the line of scrimmage and you know, fitting
on runs and chasing the ball.
Speaker 5 (26:10):
And he was an enjoyable watch for sure.
Speaker 4 (26:12):
West Wall School, right Western Kentucky.
Speaker 3 (26:14):
Yeah, Yeah, final thoughts here, West Coast Trip team is
two and one facing a three and zero nine Ers team.
Speaker 5 (26:22):
Big opportunity here for the Jags, right, hey, listen, huge opportunity.
This is one of the great franchises in the NFL.
Multiple Super Bowls, This current iteration under Kyle Shanahan, John
Lynch have been there. They have quite got across and
got the won the Lobardi Trophy, but have been a
dominant team in the NFC the history of the franchise.
(26:46):
It's a you can't say enough about them. It's a
great opportunity for us as the Jacksonville Jaguars to go
fly to San Francisco and try to match up and
go find a way to beat a really good football
team in a historic franchise in the NFL.
Speaker 6 (27:01):
We're not having dinner before the game with any of
these people, we know, right, Okay, it's game there, right,
I have a social dinner with Gus Bradley and Brant Boy,
John Lanch and all that.
Speaker 5 (27:11):
We will see them on the field. Say Hi, that's
about it. There you go, enemies felling. People might think
you guys would do something like that, but no, man,
it's after the game. Competition.
Speaker 4 (27:21):
We had a lot of work. Competition.
Speaker 5 (27:24):
We work, Jeff, I don't know what you guys do. Actually,
I do know exactly with you it's not work. I
know that. That's yeah, it's worked, but it's not it's not. Yeah,
that's right, Tony James, thanks for the time. As always,
we appreciate it.
Speaker 4 (27:43):
Thank you, appreciate you guys.
Speaker 3 (27:44):
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Speaker 1 (28:04):
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Speaker 3 (28:10):
Welcome back, get his Jaggs as Hugh and the Jaguars
Radio Network presented by the University of Florida, number one
university in the US News and World Reports, number one
state for education. JP Shadwick, Jeff Blogman or thanks to
Tony Macelli and James Gladstone. And yes, James Gladstone is
quite familiar with the San Francisco forty nine ers, having
to scout and look at them for the last what
(28:33):
eight years or so as a part of the Los
Angeles Rams front office. So interesting to always having these
two in is fantastic every week, but getting his thoughts
on that organization, knowing them so well two times a year.
Speaker 6 (28:49):
I think there's a little bit I remember the first
time that I ever was a player in facing the
forty nine ers, and this is going back to when
they had Joe Montana and Jerry Rice and John Taylor
and all the great players on that forty nine er
team and Bill Walsh, you know, I mean it's so
(29:09):
there was almost an aura that kind of surrounded them,
and it lasted for many years, obviously because they won
so many different Super Bowls, and then obviously Steve Young
took over. Defensively, they had Fagan and Holt, I mean,
two defensive tackles that were monsters, Charles Haley, Ronnie Lott,
who was a teammate of mine for a year. I mean,
(29:31):
just some great players, Hall of Fame players. And so
when they came to town or when you went there,
it was a moment that you had to kind of
just say, Okay, their team, they put on.
Speaker 4 (29:45):
Their stuff the same way we do. Let's go.
Speaker 6 (29:49):
But I think a lot of times when you have
a successful organization like that, and nowadays comparison would probably
be the Kansas City Chiefs, which will be coming in
a town on Monday night next week, that she's you
can't you can't get in all of the logo, the
logo or the colors, or the Patrick mahomes is or whoever,
(30:10):
or Chris mccaffery's so, and that's I think that's part
of it. When you travel to a place like that
and it is going to be a great environment and
it's they do a good job out there in San
Francisco of watching their football team and are into it.
Speaker 3 (30:23):
Yeah, and they're usually into the mix in the playoff
race late in the season.
Speaker 4 (30:29):
That certainly helps as well.
Speaker 3 (30:31):
This is a this is one of the most banged
up football teams I remember early in the season.
Speaker 6 (30:35):
I don't think there's any question about it, and especially
when it comes to the most important position in the game,
which is quarterback, which is huge question mark.
Speaker 3 (30:43):
Yeah, Brock Perty's missed the last two weeks. Mac Jones
has stepped in and got him to two winning results
in that timeframe, and they're both in the injury report
this week.
Speaker 6 (30:53):
They elevated a quarterback and I can't remember what his
name was, but they elevated him last the lest last
two weeks for each game, and so my expectation is
is that maybe they elevate him again even if Perty
is available, and who knows if Perty's going to be available,
But yeah, it was.
Speaker 4 (31:11):
Adrian Martinez's on their practice. I got a.
Speaker 6 (31:13):
Feeling that if if there was any issue whatsoever with
one of those two quarterbacks, they would sign somebody else,
you know, quickly. So one of those guys is I
think is going to be ready, and my guess is
that Mac Jones will be ready.
Speaker 4 (31:28):
Brock Purty may need another week. I don't know. We'll
see Rock Purty man like late draft pick.
Speaker 3 (31:34):
Mister irrelevant, not just a late draft the last draft pick,
and his founder career is carved. Went out in a
place where they were trying to search for a quarterback
and drafting high and doing a lot of things. He's
the one Garoppolo's there. They drafted a top three quarterback
after that, and neither one of those worked out. But
Rock Party has stood the test of time.
Speaker 6 (31:54):
So that's why you always take a flyer on quarterbacks
point in the draft, whether it's you know, mid rounds
or late rounds. If you feel like you got when
you still you take a flyer. You try to strike
gold because if you do, it can pay off. And
brock Purty was the two hundred and sixty second pick
(32:15):
of the draft that year. That was the pick for
mister irrelevant. And this changes every year based on compensatory
picks and everything else. But what a distinction to have
and to end up being what they consider be a
franchise quarterback. I mean, right now, you look at his
career numbers better than Trevor Lawrence's sixty seven point eight
percent completion rate, sixty six touchdowns, twenty nine interceptions, and
(32:38):
a one oh four point five quarterback rating. That's pretty
good for a mister irrelevant pick.
Speaker 4 (32:45):
For the last pick of the draft.
Speaker 3 (32:47):
And I mean remember he signed a massive contract, five year,
two hundred and sixty five million dollar contract.
Speaker 4 (32:53):
So he's a good player. Yeah, gratually good player. We'll
see what they roll out there this week.
Speaker 3 (32:58):
We're back in a moment plenty more and including the
Jaguars offensive matchup this week and the Jaguars offensive line,
how they've played overall, and what the Niners have to
offer without Nick Bosa up front on the defensive line.
That's all coming up. It is Jags HQ on Jaguars Radio.
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three two thousand. Let's get into this Jaguars offensive line
matchup this week against the defensive front for Sam Francisco.
Of course, said Nick Bosa, with a knee injury is
done for the season for San fran They do have
a rookie that you've talked about, Michael Williams at defensive end,
(34:10):
will step in. In an earlier show here in Jacksonville
today we heard from Mark Duffner, the former Jaguars linebackers coach.
Bryce Huff was a name he brought up that could
come in and play some role there on the end
for San Francisco. But overall, the Jags offensive line has
played very well this year in the run game. Certainly
only three sacks on Trevor Lawrence this season. They've given
(34:31):
him time to operate back there and another good group
to go against this week in San Francisco.
Speaker 6 (34:37):
Well, I think the run offense has had a big
impact on protection as well, because when you run the
ball well, it makes it a little bit easier to
protect because it slows down the pass rush a little
bit of your opponent. And the Jaguars have been committed
to running the football and I think that's been a
big one. But you know, there has been obviously significant
improvement upfront from last year. And give some credit to
(35:00):
Anton Harrison. I think he has been really good. Now
it's three games in, and consistency throughout a season is
what he needs to find because that is something that
he hasn't found yet so this year that's the challenge
for him. But so far he has been I think
really good at right tackle, really good.
Speaker 3 (35:20):
He was really good in the locker room this week
when he talked about it too. Just his early season
success so far, and with this the group of five
upfront together, they've really messed.
Speaker 4 (35:30):
Well in these early games.
Speaker 6 (35:31):
I think the coaches and I'll put Baselli in that category,
have done a really good job of challenging him because
that's sometimes is all what it takes, is just for
a guy to be challenged to reach a level that
he hasn't done.
Speaker 4 (35:46):
That's what coaches are supposed to do.
Speaker 6 (35:48):
And give some credit obviously to Shaan Saratt, the offensive
line coach. He's done a really good job. And obviously
Hainesy in there has had a big impact. Ezra Cleveland
has been playing well this past game with the injury.
Wasn't quite to where he was at the first two games.
McCarey's settled things down at right guard. Walker Littles been
really good in the run game, been helping him a
little bit in the past game. But for the challenge
(36:12):
for them this week, and I think the challenge for
the Jaguars as a team is to is to block
out all the.
Speaker 4 (36:17):
Conversation that people like me and you want to talk about.
Speaker 6 (36:20):
Boy, the forty nine ers are injured and they're you know,
everybody's on IR and pup and they can't barely feel
the team and they're not going.
Speaker 4 (36:26):
To be any good. Well, you know what, they've won
three games and they have lost.
Speaker 3 (36:31):
None, So you better strap it up, come back in
a moment a group that's been strapping it up. As
the Jaguars secondary, we'll get into their season so far,
what they have to match up against this week. It's
all next on JAG's HQ and the Jaguars Radio Network.
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Speaker 4 (37:17):
A lot of fun, right a JPI vote for it?
Speaker 3 (37:19):
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Fresh from Florida, JP, Shadwick, Jeff Logoman earlier of course,
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each and every week here on Jags HQ. Jaguars secondary
really playing some solid football. Nine takeaways for this defense
(37:41):
this year, most of those in the secondary, and they're
really good against the run. Up front, certainly, but the
way the secondary plays the run was nice to see
last week. Travis Hunter coming down and run support. We
know what the safeties can do. These guys aren't afraid
to go tackle people. We're gonna need it this week
against McCaffrey.
Speaker 6 (38:00):
Though, I thought it was cool to see Travis get
real physical on that one tackle and then came up
on another situation was real physical. But look, that's part
of the job description, you know, you.
Speaker 4 (38:11):
Got to be able to do both.
Speaker 6 (38:13):
And I think there's still a lot of improvement that
they can find in the back end. You know, you
got Monterrek Brown that's just coming back from an injury
as his first game active of the year this past game.
I think he's going to have an opportunity at some
point to be able to get on the field and
have a role. The competition between him braswell Jari and Jones,
(38:34):
I think is pretty intense. And I'll put Tyson Campbell
in that category too. I don't think there's any doubt
about Travis Hunter being the best cover corner that they have.
There's no doubt about Jordan Lewis being the best probably
defensive back right now from a grade standpoint. So the
other guys are going to have to earn their time
wherever they can find it at But that's a big
(38:56):
difference than last year on the back end, for sure.
He got Eric Murray back there, who's just a wise
veteran who knows where to be at the right time.
Speaker 4 (39:05):
And Devin Lloyd, you know, give him credit.
Speaker 6 (39:08):
I think that was his best game, I think by
far as a pro. And I think they're doing a
really good job, the coaches of allowing him to do
the things that he does best, which is going forward
forward as a blitzer, attacking the line of scrimmage and
being physical attacking offensive lineman. He's attacking offensive lineman this
(39:29):
year better than I've ever seen him, And what that
indicates to me is that he knows what he's doing,
so he's on his assignment and that makes it good
because it allows him to play aggressive. And that's I
think the biggest change from years past where he's at
right now. You could make the case that he was
the defensive MVP of the game this past game. That's
(39:51):
how good he played.
Speaker 3 (39:52):
Him back in coverage with the players crossing in front
of him, that was not an ideal situation.
Speaker 4 (39:58):
Pressure. You know, they're using them in the blitz pass.
Kid should you know?
Speaker 6 (40:01):
I was involved with tray Von Sack and that's that's
something that he does well, and it's and you'll look.
I think Devin Lloyd's a great guy and I'm glad.
I'm happy for him. It was great to see.
Speaker 3 (40:11):
And he sat down with John Ozier today on the
Ozone podcast, so that'll come up soon on the official
Jaguars podcast Network. We're back in a moment final thoughts
ahead of the trip to California. The Jaguars headed to
Santa Clair to face the San Francisco forty nine Ers
this Sunday. It's Jaggs HQ on Jaguars Radio.
Speaker 1 (40:35):
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Speaker 3 (40:40):
Final moments of Jaggs HQ here on the Jaguars Radio Network.
JP Shadrick with Jeff Logman or thanks to EVP, Tony Vasilli,
GM James Gladstone for joining us on the program and
give us some insight to the week that was around
the middle of Electric Center.
Speaker 4 (40:56):
After the win over the Houston Texans.
Speaker 3 (40:58):
The Jags now two and one and they'll take this
show to the West Coast to face the San Francisco
forty nine ers.
Speaker 4 (41:05):
They're three and zero.
Speaker 3 (41:06):
Levi Stadium, Santa Clara, the site it's a four or
five eastern kickoff time. Counto had a kickoff at three
o'clock on the Jaguars Radio Network this Sunday tonight in
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seven o'clock.
Speaker 4 (41:23):
And who you got tonight.
Speaker 6 (41:24):
Lot Jordan Lewis, Me, Brent martineau Kai and myself and
Jordan Lewis, who has been sensational free agent pickup for
the Jaguars defense and definitely a strong leader.
Speaker 3 (41:37):
He's been a great addition. And you know, we've talked
about this in free agency all the time. It's rare
to really score in free agency that great locker room guy.
I mean, we've had it in Kalaias Campbell, that's the
number one guy here in that regard. A couple other
players that have been really good players for this team.
(41:58):
But Jordan Lewis is right there with it. He brought
the intensity of the off season. He had a good
career in Dallas.
Speaker 4 (42:05):
Elected a captain here, he's a captain in his first
year as a free agent.
Speaker 6 (42:08):
That goes a long way, very very similar to Calais, right,
But you know it's it's three games in it's still
a long way to go, but I think he has
been better than expected. I think for the most part.
Speaker 3 (42:19):
I think he's the one that kind of pulls everybody
to the side when things aren't going well or aren't
going as they should. I think it probably happens out
here on the practice field too. Hey, you know what, guys,
we got to play better and does it does? And
here's the thing.
Speaker 6 (42:33):
In order to do something like that, which is to lead,
you've got to have performance to back up what you're saying.
Because if your performance is not at a high standard,
then what you're saying is going to be falling on
deaf ears. So that's the thing I think that allows
him to be that leader is because his level of
play right now is up here for those on radio.
Speaker 3 (42:56):
Albums above your head, that's pretty high. He's great in
the locker room too to talk to because he can
give you a breakdown of every part of the defense,
all the guys in the secondary.
Speaker 4 (43:09):
He's just very.
Speaker 3 (43:10):
Knowledgeable about the situation that he's in and this team
is in, and wants to make this a better place.
Speaker 4 (43:16):
Overall, it's awesome to hear him talk.
Speaker 3 (43:18):
I love sitting at his locker and just chatting up
with it, not even on the micros.
Speaker 6 (43:22):
Well, he's very mature, you know, and I think he's
gives a lot of thought to some of his answers
that he gets asked in the locker room. And I
know the interview that he did with John Osher a
couple of weeks back was strong and glad to have
him here in Jacksonville. I tell you that, Yeah, you
sit in that locker in between that's empty, between him
and Eric Murray, You're gonna learn a lot.
Speaker 4 (43:44):
Of football from those two guys who brought him in
free agency. Well, that's why they brought him in. That's right.
It's paying off so far.
Speaker 3 (43:50):
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Francisco forty nine Ers this Sunday. It's a four h
five Eastern kickoff time. JP Shadrick, Jeff Flagman, GM, James
(00:48):
Gladstone on time as always. How are you good afternoon?
Speaker 4 (00:53):
Oh life is good?
Speaker 5 (00:53):
How are you guys?
Speaker 2 (00:54):
Good?
Speaker 3 (00:55):
Life's good at two and one winning record, you know,
coming off a tough division win at home and found
a way to overcome some adversity late and found a
way to win the football game, which is great to
see in a lot of coaching points this week for
Liam and his staff to touch on as always, But.
Speaker 4 (01:13):
That has to be a good feeling coming out of
that game last week.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
Yeah, that's fair to label it that way. It's a
good feeling beyond that, I think off the heels of
an ending that was adverse right where you control a
football game in Cincinnati, end up losing it in the
final minute and being able to turn around right respond
to that adverse moment in time with inappropriate result. It
(01:39):
was also a let's just call it, some version of
a challenging game. Right obviously offensively tough to get into
rhythm throughout the course of it, right defense carrying a
ton of the load, but also then seeing when the
best was required of guys it showed, and not just physically,
(02:02):
right mentally being able to check from one play to
the next after identifying offensively that there was something that
could be somewhat taken advantage of defensively from the Houston
Texans and getting Trevor and being able to deliver one
to Bt which now you get a chance to try
and build off of that momentum, and defense playing obviously
(02:27):
their tails off for the duration of the game, but
complimentary football, right, forcing the turnover offense, following up with points,
and then forcing another turnover to close it out. So
being able to respond in a way that obviously led
to the result of a W. In the column on
the left, it was also the idea that it was
(02:49):
off the heels of a really adverse moment in Cincinnati
and bouncing back in appropriate way. I think we've been
talking about response even dating back to preseason, right, and
so this was another example that you hope to be
able to leverage and work off of because obviously got
another challenging opponent very similar and very much in the
(03:10):
same likeness as the one we just got done with,
because obviously Demiko coming from San Francisco trying to apply
a lot of those same philosophical approaches.
Speaker 6 (03:21):
I use the term in a video this week resilient,
because you know, you had a couple of players that
had some struggles in that game that came back and
made big plays towards the end of that game. Tyson
got beat on the double move for a fifty yard
or beat. Brian had a couple drops and then has
a big play at the end of the ball game.
(03:42):
You know, so I mean, that's the kind of players
you want to have, right, I mean for a football team,
guys that are resilient, they can bounce back.
Speaker 4 (03:48):
Now, you like to not have.
Speaker 6 (03:49):
Them make mistakes earlier in the ballgame, but if they do,
that's the trait you want to have preach.
Speaker 2 (03:56):
Because here's the thing. I think it's so easy in
a game like that for anybody observing, sometimes even the
ones participating, to say, oh man, this game's not going
to go our way in the end, right. But now
now you're earning the confidence to say it's not going
our way, but it's not anywhere near over right, and
(04:18):
we still got a real chance to walk away on
the correct side of the line and the wind lost column.
And so that's the thing that stands out to me,
is the idea that even when it's not going smooth,
even when it's friction filled, even when the flow hasn't
been found, you're not out of the game. And so
(04:40):
that's the exciting thing from my lens, especially off the
heels of an adverse outcome in Cincinnati, to show that immediately.
Speaker 3 (04:49):
Tony Boselli with us down EVP football. Amen, Thanks Tony
for the house, no problem, Let's touch it a little
more on this defensive four US. So I'm here the
nine takeaways of the season. Three in the game, all
the second and half, two when it mattered, certainly late,
but the pressure up front from the edge guys the
(05:11):
last couple of weeks, Josh heinz Allen, Trayvon Walker. The
reason these guys are first round draft picks and have
developed and grown. Josh heinz Allen's playing his tailoff right now.
Speaker 5 (05:21):
Yeah, I mean, I think the whole defense is playing
really good football, and I think a lot of times
you look at you know, James talking about compromary football
across both sides of the ball and special teams, but
I think you also have complimenting football within the defense.
Speaker 4 (05:33):
You know, the rush marrying up with the covers.
Speaker 5 (05:35):
I think the back half is doing a really nice job,
you know, allowing our rush to go to work. And
then with that, it doesn't always show up in the
stat call him as sacks, but you can look at
a guy like Josh heinz Allen and the disruption he
has caused three straight weeks in the game and just
really messing up both the run the past. Trayvon the
(05:57):
last two weeks has been playing at the extreme high.
Speaker 4 (05:59):
Level as well.
Speaker 5 (06:00):
But then you got to also look at and Jeff,
you know, this is a defensive end, the middle push
we're getting as well, and so I think right now,
you look at the defensive performance last week. It takes
all levels to play at you know, to be playing well.
And then the individuals, your your guys got to make plays.
Tyson did it when it mattered, you know, Jordan Lewis
(06:22):
going up with a big interception again, baiting CJ. Stroud
and making the throw. They've done a great job. And
then just constant pressure, constant chaos, and but we're gonna
need do it again. The other challenge is, you know,
a better offense than we paid this past weeks. Voorn
Aires very well coached with Kyle Shannan, one of the
(06:43):
best coaches in the NFL. Has had a ton of success.
So that's the fun thing about the NFL. You know,
you go through one challenge, you meet it. Our guys
at a great job. You know, Jeff and James talking
about a resilient group of how we responded. That was
probably the most fun for me. Have been being around
here a long time. How often have we seen from
(07:04):
the booth, Jeff, get the feeling. Hear people talk about
what was going on the sideline. Here we go again, mentality,
you talk to the players on the sideline, you talk
to people on the sideline. It was the exact opposite.
There was no flinch, there was no blinking. It was like,
we're going to go make a play and just to
hang in there. Offensively, it was an ugly day and
(07:24):
it was not great opportunities missed. You know, they did
a good job as well. We made adjustments, but just
never could quite get over the hump. But to hang
in there when it mattered the most. Hey, we're gonna
make a play. We're gonna put together the drive that's
gonna go win the game.
Speaker 4 (07:40):
And they did it. So so many good things.
Speaker 5 (07:42):
And then so many areas that need to be cleaned
up at the same time as we go into San Francisco,
a really good football team that hasn't lost yet this year.
Speaker 6 (07:50):
So, James, you didn't have to go through the pain
last year. Okay with this defense, but there was a
lot of struggles in the back end. And when when
you got here, you use the term often and tangibly writched.
I'm watching the way that your back end is communicating
now with Wingard, who was a guy that was already
(08:11):
here but really didn't have the op or opportunity, Eric
Murray who you brought in, and Jordan Lewis, who is
probably the modern day Kalais Campbell when it comes to
leadership for this organization. I mean, that's just been I
think a big part of where this defense is at
and why they were able to do what they did
(08:32):
in that game and in the first two games.
Speaker 2 (08:34):
Yeah, you know, I think, gosh, there's there's a lot
of layers to that. I know this just because we've
done it to date doesn't mean that it's guaranteed going forward.
And so to fall into the victim loop or the
doom loop of thinking you got it all figured out
(08:56):
is a mistake. And so, just like I talked about
a response to an adverse outcome in Cincinnati, what is
our response to success? And so that is a version
of where the focus falls and making sure that we're
continuing to level up, continuing to iterate, continuing to evolve
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over the course of what is a very long season.
I know, shoot, five weeks into twenty twenty four, I
didn't feel the pains of the Jaguars, right, but no
different than the Jaguars. In twenty twenty four, I was
on a football team that was one in four with
a defense that was struggling, and by the time we
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got to week eighteen, it had evolved. It had morphed
into a very let's call it, chaos oriented group that
disrupted offenses. And so as much as that was able
to go from bad to good, we can't allow anything
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other than good to great in our let's call it
next step as a defense, and so certainly relying on
the floor raisers from profree agency, the intangibly rich elements
that really that back end group does provide innately. And
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I think if I were to, I know a lot
of layers, so I could go a lot of different ways.
Speaker 4 (10:26):
But the idea.
Speaker 2 (10:29):
Of Jordan Lewis entering this organization right, he is truly
being nothing more than who he is, and it was
intentional to bring in someone like him, obviously him in
the end to be able to provide a very similar
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level of leadership that this organization saw in kolais that
I had seen previously in some folks we had brought
in in twenty seventeen with the Rams when Sean McVay
first entered the equation as a head coach, So there
was definitely there were examples of what helped trigger turn
around and Jordan being a big part of that.
Speaker 3 (11:13):
In the now James Gladstone, Tony Boselli with us back
in a moment, we'll take a first look at the
next step. The San Francisco forty nine Ers will wait
this Sunday at Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, four h five
kickoff time. This is jags HQ on the Jaguars Radio Network.
Speaker 1 (11:34):
Welcome Back jaggs HQ presented by Fresh from Florida. Continues
right now.
Speaker 4 (11:40):
Welcome back j P.
Speaker 3 (11:41):
Shadwick with Jeff Logman from the Yundai Studios, Tony Boselli,
James Gladstone with us on jags HQ presented by Fresh
from Florida.
Speaker 4 (11:49):
We look at the San Francisco forty nine Ers.
Speaker 3 (11:52):
James, you know, this team really really well in the division,
of course with the Rams, and they've had a lot
of success over the years. What is the personality of
this forty nine ers organization team? They're injured right now,
but they're also three and zero and when you turn
on the tape every year, what stands out about the Niners.
Speaker 2 (12:13):
Yeah, this is a tough outfit, and they compete their
tails off, and you want to talk about resilience. They've
been through it and they're going through it, and they
still find themselves three and zero despite a heavy volume
of injuries across all position groups. So it's pretty impressive
what they've been able to do. But obviously a mature,
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let's call it group in terms of being together for
an extended window of time, understanding their systems, having a
strong sense for their systems. They are who they are,
and they stick with it. Offensively, They're going to allow
their running game to find creases, provide as many as possible,
and their rbs do.
Speaker 4 (12:53):
A great job.
Speaker 2 (12:54):
They're coached extremely well about finding lanes and hitting them hard,
and then outside of that, letting their guys on that
outside on the perimeter get the ball in their hands
quickly and get rolling. You know that that yak offense,
that Yak attack is certainly one that they've leveraged over
the last hand four years and leveraged well. So it
certainly got to be able to, you know, fit properly
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on the defensive side of the ball, eliminate as many
lanes as possible across the front, and then tackle when
given cleanups to do so. And then I think for
our offense, it's not going to be all that much
different than the structure that we just saw from the
Houston Texans. So that'll be a fun one for us
to continue to work through exactly what our mode of
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attacking should look like. Obviously with wrinkles that can exploit
some of the weaknesses that structure presents. So looking forward
to getting a chance to step back on the turf
there in San Francisco, but obviously not uncharted territory for me.
Speaker 4 (13:57):
Would you rank.
Speaker 6 (14:00):
That environment amongst other road places You've been there more than.
Speaker 2 (14:04):
We, Yeah, you know, that's a it can get.
Speaker 4 (14:07):
It can get.
Speaker 2 (14:07):
It can become a rowdy, rowdy bunch.
Speaker 4 (14:09):
You know.
Speaker 2 (14:10):
I think they got a nice little horn that they
crank up horn. Yeah, yeah, so that thing, you know,
it puts fans on notice, you know, when to actually
let it rip and when, yeah, when not to.
Speaker 5 (14:22):
But uh, you know, I think.
Speaker 2 (14:24):
Anytime you're traveling cross country, uh, you just got to
stay rooted in your routine and you got to try
and you know, eliminate the thoughts around it as as
much as possible really, so that you can just play freely,
play clean. And uh, you know, I know this is
gonna be our first time as a as a new
leadership group, our supports staff getting used to this cadence
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for a cross country trip. And uh, you know so,
I think we get two more times after this to
go all the way three in total, two more times
after this.
Speaker 3 (14:57):
I was thinking of just the West coast, like Denver's Mountain,
But yeah, it's still I mean it's a good it's
a good hole.
Speaker 4 (15:03):
Long the trip. You're not walking. Are we playing Arizona
here or there? It's there, So we go to Arizona.
You know what the schedule we can read it. Actually
three more, three more long trips. Correct, just be glad
said Seattle is not on the road coming this way here.
Speaker 5 (15:23):
But I mean when you take these road trips, it's
a lot more about us than anything else. I think,
where you get in trouble, start worrying about all the
all the noise, all the other things going on them,
West Coast history, past time zones, everything, it's the more
you can lock those out, I think our performance staff
(15:45):
has done a great job. William highlighted today to the guys,
it's been.
Speaker 4 (15:49):
Hot week here, so too hot pass smoking now they
were smoking, wasn't it was?
Speaker 5 (15:54):
It was cooler today, but not a lot and so
we got to get hydrated, get your sleep, and so
just take care of yourself. And so I think the
message since the beginning, it's like, hey, we're gonna let's
worry about ourselves. Who do we want to be, what
kind of stuff football do we want to play? And
if we do that, everything else will be just fine.
Now do they have challenge? Do they present challenges? Yeah,
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James talked all about a lot of them. They're gonna
run the ball, they're gonna be very they're gonna penetrate
on defense, They're aggressive, they're gonna come up field, they're
going to try to create chaos. At the end of
the day, we got to I mean, I think we
started to establish an identity of what we want to
be and how we want to play, and we need
to continue to grow on that and continue to improve
on that and the rest of the care of itself.
Speaker 6 (16:38):
Uh, the ither think one thing too about traveling to
San Francisco. Everybody wants to talk about is do you
travel on Friday or do you travel on Saturday? And
I used to hate going on Friday me too, because
it was like, you know, all you're gonna do is
just have guys far around and just waste time and
find something to get in trouble in one way to
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say it, or to get distracted, you know, with family
and everything else. But one of the coolest memories I
ever had, and an TONI will see if you can
remember this preseason we went to San Francisco, which was
you never went to West Coast for preseason, but we
did for some reason. Okay, Dave Thomas absolutely laid out
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Jerry in the game on a hit that had Jerry
Rice doing the dead roach another.
Speaker 5 (17:27):
Yeah, it was back when he played actually played football
in preseason.
Speaker 4 (17:31):
Wow, I'll never forget that hit. It was as long
as I live be.
Speaker 6 (17:34):
A preseason Jerry Rice and Dave Thomas, who wore number
forty one for US the Jaguars had a hit on
him that was just unbelievable. Jerry Rice got up angry,
you can't hit me in the preseason.
Speaker 4 (17:49):
Like that he did. That was the long trip for
a preseason game, though ridiculous I don't recommend it.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
Where's the complaint department right right there, right there, the
garbage can the file thirteen leap.
Speaker 5 (18:04):
Saturday, I mean to your point, to your point, Jeff,
we'll leave Saturday. We're gonna keep it as normal as possible.
Speaker 4 (18:11):
And co play football.
Speaker 3 (18:14):
Let's come back in a moment and we'll get some
final thoughts here of the Jaguars forty nine Ers matchup.
Speaker 4 (18:19):
We can talk about the left tackle for the Niners too. Yeah,
he's a good player. He's been at it for a.
Speaker 5 (18:24):
Long time, long time, future All Famer. Probably not the
same guy was. We can talk more about that when
we get back.
Speaker 3 (18:30):
We'll take into that in just a moment of Jags
HQ on Jaguars Radio.
Speaker 1 (18:38):
Welcome Back Jaggs HQ, presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 4 (18:44):
Welcome back.
Speaker 3 (18:44):
It is Jags HQ, JP, Shadwick, Jeff Logeman, Tony Vasselli,
James Gladstone, the Jaguars face of the San Francisco forty
nine Ers this Sunday at Santa Clara at Levi Stadium.
This past week, the Jaguars knocked off the Houston Texans
seventeen to ten and the AFC South Battle and courtesy
of at Jaguars, we have some zuppruder film of the
whole way after the game and the celebration, including Tony
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Vasselli with Trey Buon.
Speaker 4 (19:10):
Walker there and here comes.
Speaker 3 (19:12):
Josh Henes down look out the defensive end right in
the shoulder.
Speaker 5 (19:16):
It was a forearm because he gave up and gave
me a big chest bump. I'm like, all right, I'm
coming right back at you.
Speaker 3 (19:21):
He was.
Speaker 4 (19:21):
He was aggressive in the world. Has him and Trayvon
have a big matchup.
Speaker 5 (19:25):
We were talking about Trent Williams and uh man, that's
a guy the utmost respect for. He's a he's I
mean not that I get to annoint anybody, but he'll
be in my opinion, he'll be in the Hall of
Fame five years when he gets done playing. And you know,
there's always a lot a handful of guys who separate themselves,
but there was a period of time where in this
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league he was by far the best left tackle, like
he was the standard. Now he is still one of
the greatest. He may be equal with a bunch of
guys who were great, but he was. I have done
such a respect even at you know, he's thirty seven
years old. Man, I wish I could have done at
thirty seven. The way he's doing it, he is you
still watch him. The physicality he plays with is how
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the game is supposed to be played.
Speaker 4 (20:12):
And it's going to be a.
Speaker 5 (20:13):
Great matchup for Trayvon and and Josh. I mean, because
you're going against one of the best in the game,
a guy who will be in the Hall of Fame,
and and he still brings it. Like I was interested
when I turned the tape on this week to say,
you know what's old Trent. You know, he was hurt
last year, didn't get a play as much as he
wanted to. He came back again this year. And you
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always wonder when does father time catch up, because it
does for everybody except for Tom Brady.
Speaker 4 (20:44):
I quite haven't quite well, I've.
Speaker 5 (20:47):
Heard that one out, but but Trent still holding him off.
He's still holding off by the time.
Speaker 4 (20:52):
And man, he is physical.
Speaker 3 (20:54):
He's made two hundred and eighteen million dollars of his career.
Speaker 5 (20:57):
He's earned every dollar of it. I mean, he's a
good I mean, he's one of the best. And uh,
and when you play him, I think the mentality has
to be. You've got to bring physicality to him because
he's there for a fist fight. And if you think
you're gonna kind of just dance with him or something
and he likes to, he's still he's still got defeat
to dance with you, and so and he's gonna still
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punish you even if you dance, So you might as
well make it a fist fight. And it's still hard
no matter what. But you know, you know, you're looking
at this offense and they also got another gun, you know.
And then right behind him is you got Christian McCaffrey.
So you got one of the best left tackles in
all football, one of the greatest of his era. You
got a back who can beat you in the run
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in the past.
Speaker 6 (21:42):
And the crazy thing is both of those guys weren't
drafted by the team.
Speaker 4 (21:46):
No, both acquired.
Speaker 5 (21:48):
So you know, give give uh John Lynch and Kyle
Shan a ton of credit. You know, they've built this
both through free agency and trades and and the draft,
and so you know they're without a couple of really
good players because of injuries, but it just speaks to
the number of great players they have on their roster.
Fred Warner is another one. I mean, arguably the best
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middle linebacker in all football.
Speaker 4 (22:13):
Now he was drafted, but so it just shows.
Speaker 5 (22:15):
You across the board at different levels of offense defense,
they have impact players. And anytime you play a team
that has impact players, you got to go match that
and your top players you got to go make plays.
You gotta because so much of it. You know, we
talk about it all the time, you know, Liam Grant
Campy uh he. Our coordinators do a great job of
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designing place ex's and o's. I think we've seen that
early in the game. They have great coordinators as well,
Robert Solid defense, Kyle Shanahan, Bran Boyer especially names coordinator
like they're so both teams right now are working late
night drawing up plays and trying to how do I
out scheme schematically have an advantage against the opponent. At
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the end of the day, it's about guys on the
field making place and so there's gonna be one on
one matchups that we have to win, like Josh Raybon
beating against Trent Williams. Trent Williams thinking the same thing,
stopping the Christian mccaffery's understanding the threat that Fred Warner
is in in both run and pass, and so it's
making plays above the quote unquote the x's and o's,
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the schemes that all these great coaches are designing right now,
and then the great players of this game that's worried.
The difference is they step them and make plays when
it matters.
Speaker 6 (23:32):
By the way, the stories that that we could tell
about Brent Boyer the teams.
Speaker 4 (23:37):
Court, that's awesome. I can't wait for us to go on. Mute.
Speaker 5 (23:43):
Oh, one of the best, one of the great all
time Jaguars.
Speaker 6 (23:47):
He's he was the special teams leading tackler when he
left here was telling this earlier when he left in
two thousand. Lasted for a long time, for many years
until the full back, let's mention his name, montell Owens
eventually became the Jaguars special teams all time leading tackler.
Speaker 4 (24:08):
So cool stuff.
Speaker 6 (24:09):
But but Jenda, I wanted to ask you because with
the injury to Bosa, Michael Williams, who is the rookie
defensive end from Georgia, is going to be getting probably
more of a role and maybe it changes. I don't
know exactly what were your thoughts on him in the draft,
because another defensive end from Georgia.
Speaker 2 (24:30):
Yeah, you know, I think it was fair to say
there was a lot of a lot of attributes, a
lot of the skill set that could carry over from
the conversation on Trayvon coming out for Williams right, that
was not a stretch to say that they provide similar
deployment impact how you would like to have them influence
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the game. So there's a lot to like about him,
and he's just getting an earlier op to get a
heavy your workload here with some of the injuries across
the front. So certainly somebody you're going to have to
account for and you're going to have to identify when
on the grass because obviously picked in the first round,
he's going to be the talent that is worthy of that.
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Now it's as he becomes accustomed to life in the NFL,
what does.
Speaker 4 (25:22):
The nuance look like.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
And he's shown very early signs of catching on fast,
which will have to be something we account for.
Speaker 6 (25:28):
Yeah, I love to listen to your thoughts on some guys.
I mean, it's Upton Stout, the.
Speaker 2 (25:33):
Nickelback intangibly rich when it comes to third people.
Speaker 6 (25:38):
Third round pick out of Western Kentucky and he's not
a big fellow.
Speaker 4 (25:42):
They listened at five.
Speaker 6 (25:43):
Ft nine one and he got smacked a little bit
in this past game on one particular play that I remember,
but poisey, aggressive players.
Speaker 2 (25:51):
He's such a fun watch back to the college days.
That was a that was a good one for them,
and you know, I know for for Upton, that was
the knock on him would have been he didn't get
many ops in coverage because he was so close to
the LS the line of scrimmage and you know, fitting
on runs and chasing the ball.
Speaker 5 (26:10):
And he was an enjoyable watch for sure.
Speaker 4 (26:12):
West Wall School, right Western Kentucky.
Speaker 3 (26:14):
Yeah, Yeah, final thoughts here, West Coast Trip team is
two and one facing a three and zero nine Ers team.
Speaker 5 (26:22):
Big opportunity here for the Jags, right, hey, listen, huge opportunity.
This is one of the great franchises in the NFL.
Multiple Super Bowls, This current iteration under Kyle Shanahan, John
Lynch have been there. They have quite got across and
got the won the Lobardi Trophy, but have been a
dominant team in the NFC the history of the franchise.
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It's a you can't say enough about them. It's a
great opportunity for us as the Jacksonville Jaguars to go
fly to San Francisco and try to match up and
go find a way to beat a really good football
team in a historic franchise in the NFL.
Speaker 6 (27:01):
We're not having dinner before the game with any of
these people, we know, right, Okay, it's game there, right,
I have a social dinner with Gus Bradley and Brant Boy,
John Lanch and all that.
Speaker 5 (27:11):
We will see them on the field. Say Hi, that's
about it. There you go, enemies felling. People might think
you guys would do something like that, but no, man,
it's after the game. Competition.
Speaker 4 (27:21):
We had a lot of work. Competition.
Speaker 5 (27:24):
We work, Jeff, I don't know what you guys do. Actually,
I do know exactly with you it's not work. I
know that. That's yeah, it's worked, but it's not it's not. Yeah,
that's right, Tony James, thanks for the time. As always,
we appreciate it.
Speaker 4 (27:43):
Thank you, appreciate you guys.
Speaker 3 (27:44):
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Speaker 1 (28:04):
Welcome Back Jaggs HQ presented by Fresh from Florida continues
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Speaker 3 (28:10):
Welcome back, get his Jaggs as Hugh and the Jaguars
Radio Network presented by the University of Florida, number one
university in the US News and World Reports, number one
state for education. JP Shadwick, Jeff Blogman or thanks to
Tony Macelli and James Gladstone. And yes, James Gladstone is
quite familiar with the San Francisco forty nine ers, having
to scout and look at them for the last what
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eight years or so as a part of the Los
Angeles Rams front office. So interesting to always having these
two in is fantastic every week, but getting his thoughts
on that organization, knowing them so well two times a year.
Speaker 6 (28:49):
I think there's a little bit I remember the first
time that I ever was a player in facing the
forty nine ers, and this is going back to when
they had Joe Montana and Jerry Rice and John Taylor
and all the great players on that forty nine er
team and Bill Walsh, you know, I mean it's so
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there was almost an aura that kind of surrounded them,
and it lasted for many years, obviously because they won
so many different Super Bowls, and then obviously Steve Young
took over. Defensively, they had Fagan and Holt, I mean,
two defensive tackles that were monsters, Charles Haley, Ronnie Lott,
who was a teammate of mine for a year. I mean,
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just some great players, Hall of Fame players. And so
when they came to town or when you went there,
it was a moment that you had to kind of
just say, Okay, their team, they put on.
Speaker 4 (29:45):
Their stuff the same way we do. Let's go.
Speaker 6 (29:49):
But I think a lot of times when you have
a successful organization like that, and nowadays comparison would probably
be the Kansas City Chiefs, which will be coming in
a town on Monday night next week, that she's you
can't you can't get in all of the logo, the
logo or the colors, or the Patrick mahomes is or whoever,
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or Chris mccaffery's so, and that's I think that's part
of it. When you travel to a place like that
and it is going to be a great environment and
it's they do a good job out there in San
Francisco of watching their football team and are into it.
Speaker 3 (30:23):
Yeah, and they're usually into the mix in the playoff
race late in the season.
Speaker 4 (30:29):
That certainly helps as well.
Speaker 3 (30:31):
This is a this is one of the most banged
up football teams I remember early in the season.
Speaker 6 (30:35):
I don't think there's any question about it, and especially
when it comes to the most important position in the game,
which is quarterback, which is huge question mark.
Speaker 3 (30:43):
Yeah, Brock Perty's missed the last two weeks. Mac Jones
has stepped in and got him to two winning results
in that timeframe, and they're both in the injury report
this week.
Speaker 6 (30:53):
They elevated a quarterback and I can't remember what his
name was, but they elevated him last the lest last
two weeks for each game, and so my expectation is
is that maybe they elevate him again even if Perty
is available, and who knows if Perty's going to be available,
But yeah, it was.
Speaker 4 (31:11):
Adrian Martinez's on their practice. I got a.
Speaker 6 (31:13):
Feeling that if if there was any issue whatsoever with
one of those two quarterbacks, they would sign somebody else,
you know, quickly. So one of those guys is I
think is going to be ready, and my guess is
that Mac Jones will be ready.
Speaker 4 (31:28):
Brock Purty may need another week. I don't know. We'll
see Rock Purty man like late draft pick.
Speaker 3 (31:34):
Mister irrelevant, not just a late draft the last draft pick,
and his founder career is carved. Went out in a
place where they were trying to search for a quarterback
and drafting high and doing a lot of things. He's
the one Garoppolo's there. They drafted a top three quarterback
after that, and neither one of those worked out. But
Rock Party has stood the test of time.
Speaker 6 (31:54):
So that's why you always take a flyer on quarterbacks
point in the draft, whether it's you know, mid rounds
or late rounds. If you feel like you got when
you still you take a flyer. You try to strike
gold because if you do, it can pay off. And
brock Purty was the two hundred and sixty second pick
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of the draft that year. That was the pick for
mister irrelevant. And this changes every year based on compensatory
picks and everything else. But what a distinction to have
and to end up being what they consider be a
franchise quarterback. I mean, right now, you look at his
career numbers better than Trevor Lawrence's sixty seven point eight
percent completion rate, sixty six touchdowns, twenty nine interceptions, and
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a one oh four point five quarterback rating. That's pretty
good for a mister irrelevant pick.
Speaker 4 (32:45):
For the last pick of the draft.
Speaker 3 (32:47):
And I mean remember he signed a massive contract, five year,
two hundred and sixty five million dollar contract.
Speaker 4 (32:53):
So he's a good player. Yeah, gratually good player. We'll
see what they roll out there this week.
Speaker 3 (32:58):
We're back in a moment plenty more and including the
Jaguars offensive matchup this week and the Jaguars offensive line,
how they've played overall, and what the Niners have to
offer without Nick Bosa up front on the defensive line.
That's all coming up. It is Jags HQ on Jaguars Radio.
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three two thousand. Let's get into this Jaguars offensive line
matchup this week against the defensive front for Sam Francisco.
Of course, said Nick Bosa, with a knee injury is
done for the season for San fran They do have
a rookie that you've talked about, Michael Williams at defensive end,
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will step in. In an earlier show here in Jacksonville
today we heard from Mark Duffner, the former Jaguars linebackers coach.
Bryce Huff was a name he brought up that could
come in and play some role there on the end
for San Francisco. But overall, the Jags offensive line has
played very well this year in the run game. Certainly
only three sacks on Trevor Lawrence this season. They've given
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him time to operate back there and another good group
to go against this week in San Francisco.
Speaker 6 (34:37):
Well, I think the run offense has had a big
impact on protection as well, because when you run the
ball well, it makes it a little bit easier to
protect because it slows down the pass rush a little
bit of your opponent. And the Jaguars have been committed
to running the football and I think that's been a
big one. But you know, there has been obviously significant
improvement upfront from last year. And give some credit to
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Anton Harrison. I think he has been really good. Now
it's three games in, and consistency throughout a season is
what he needs to find because that is something that
he hasn't found yet so this year that's the challenge
for him. But so far he has been I think
really good at right tackle, really good.
Speaker 3 (35:20):
He was really good in the locker room this week
when he talked about it too. Just his early season
success so far, and with this the group of five
upfront together, they've really messed.
Speaker 4 (35:30):
Well in these early games.
Speaker 6 (35:31):
I think the coaches and I'll put Baselli in that category,
have done a really good job of challenging him because
that's sometimes is all what it takes, is just for
a guy to be challenged to reach a level that
he hasn't done.
Speaker 4 (35:46):
That's what coaches are supposed to do.
Speaker 6 (35:48):
And give some credit obviously to Shaan Saratt, the offensive
line coach. He's done a really good job. And obviously
Hainesy in there has had a big impact. Ezra Cleveland
has been playing well this past game with the injury.
Wasn't quite to where he was at the first two games.
McCarey's settled things down at right guard. Walker Littles been
really good in the run game, been helping him a
little bit in the past game. But for the challenge
(36:12):
for them this week, and I think the challenge for
the Jaguars as a team is to is to block
out all the.
Speaker 4 (36:17):
Conversation that people like me and you want to talk about.
Speaker 6 (36:20):
Boy, the forty nine ers are injured and they're you know,
everybody's on IR and pup and they can't barely feel
the team and they're not going.
Speaker 4 (36:26):
To be any good. Well, you know what, they've won
three games and they have lost.
Speaker 3 (36:31):
None, So you better strap it up, come back in
a moment a group that's been strapping it up. As
the Jaguars secondary, we'll get into their season so far,
what they have to match up against this week. It's
all next on JAG's HQ and the Jaguars Radio Network.
Speaker 1 (36:50):
Welcome back. Jaggs HQ presented by Fresh from Florida continues
right now.
Speaker 3 (36:56):
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the Jaguars twenty twenty five Fan of the Year and
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or another fan today. That'd be a pretty fun trip
go to the Super Bowl. Be nice if the Jags
are there when we did it, that would be.
Speaker 4 (37:17):
A lot of fun, right a JPI vote for it?
Speaker 3 (37:19):
Yeah, I'm in for that. Count me in for a
Jaguars super Bowl trip. It is Jaggs HQ presented by
Fresh from Florida, JP, Shadwick, Jeff Logoman earlier of course,
Tony Bisselli, James Gladstone joining us the first half hour
each and every week here on Jags HQ. Jaguars secondary
really playing some solid football. Nine takeaways for this defense
(37:41):
this year, most of those in the secondary, and they're
really good against the run. Up front, certainly, but the
way the secondary plays the run was nice to see
last week. Travis Hunter coming down and run support. We
know what the safeties can do. These guys aren't afraid
to go tackle people. We're gonna need it this week
against McCaffrey.
Speaker 6 (38:00):
Though, I thought it was cool to see Travis get
real physical on that one tackle and then came up
on another situation was real physical. But look, that's part
of the job description, you know, you.
Speaker 4 (38:11):
Got to be able to do both.
Speaker 6 (38:13):
And I think there's still a lot of improvement that
they can find in the back end. You know, you
got Monterrek Brown that's just coming back from an injury
as his first game active of the year this past game.
I think he's going to have an opportunity at some
point to be able to get on the field and
have a role. The competition between him braswell Jari and Jones,
(38:34):
I think is pretty intense. And I'll put Tyson Campbell
in that category too. I don't think there's any doubt
about Travis Hunter being the best cover corner that they have.
There's no doubt about Jordan Lewis being the best probably
defensive back right now from a grade standpoint. So the
other guys are going to have to earn their time
wherever they can find it at But that's a big
(38:56):
difference than last year on the back end, for sure.
He got Eric Murray back there, who's just a wise
veteran who knows where to be at the right time.
Speaker 4 (39:05):
And Devin Lloyd, you know, give him credit.
Speaker 6 (39:08):
I think that was his best game, I think by
far as a pro. And I think they're doing a
really good job, the coaches of allowing him to do
the things that he does best, which is going forward
forward as a blitzer, attacking the line of scrimmage and
being physical attacking offensive lineman. He's attacking offensive lineman this
(39:29):
year better than I've ever seen him, And what that
indicates to me is that he knows what he's doing,
so he's on his assignment and that makes it good
because it allows him to play aggressive. And that's I
think the biggest change from years past where he's at
right now. You could make the case that he was
the defensive MVP of the game this past game. That's
(39:51):
how good he played.
Speaker 3 (39:52):
Him back in coverage with the players crossing in front
of him, that was not an ideal situation.
Speaker 4 (39:58):
Pressure. You know, they're using them in the blitz pass.
Kid should you know?
Speaker 6 (40:01):
I was involved with tray Von Sack and that's that's
something that he does well, and it's and you'll look.
I think Devin Lloyd's a great guy and I'm glad.
I'm happy for him. It was great to see.
Speaker 3 (40:11):
And he sat down with John Ozier today on the
Ozone podcast, so that'll come up soon on the official
Jaguars podcast Network. We're back in a moment final thoughts
ahead of the trip to California. The Jaguars headed to
Santa Clair to face the San Francisco forty nine Ers
this Sunday. It's Jaggs HQ on Jaguars Radio.
Speaker 1 (40:35):
Welcome Back Jaggs HQ presented by Fresh from Florida continues
right now.
Speaker 3 (40:40):
Final moments of Jaggs HQ here on the Jaguars Radio Network.
JP Shadrick with Jeff Logman or thanks to EVP, Tony Vasilli,
GM James Gladstone for joining us on the program and
give us some insight to the week that was around
the middle of Electric Center.
Speaker 4 (40:56):
After the win over the Houston Texans.
Speaker 3 (40:58):
The Jags now two and one and they'll take this
show to the West Coast to face the San Francisco
forty nine ers.
Speaker 4 (41:05):
They're three and zero.
Speaker 3 (41:06):
Levi Stadium, Santa Clara, the site it's a four or
five eastern kickoff time. Counto had a kickoff at three
o'clock on the Jaguars Radio Network this Sunday tonight in
Jacksonville on television Jaguars All Access on Fox thirty at
seven o'clock.
Speaker 4 (41:23):
And who you got tonight.
Speaker 6 (41:24):
Lot Jordan Lewis, Me, Brent martineau Kai and myself and
Jordan Lewis, who has been sensational free agent pickup for
the Jaguars defense and definitely a strong leader.
Speaker 3 (41:37):
He's been a great addition. And you know, we've talked
about this in free agency all the time. It's rare
to really score in free agency that great locker room guy.
I mean, we've had it in Kalaias Campbell, that's the
number one guy here in that regard. A couple other
players that have been really good players for this team.
(41:58):
But Jordan Lewis is right there with it. He brought
the intensity of the off season. He had a good
career in Dallas.
Speaker 4 (42:05):
Elected a captain here, he's a captain in his first
year as a free agent.
Speaker 6 (42:08):
That goes a long way, very very similar to Calais, right,
But you know it's it's three games in it's still
a long way to go, but I think he has
been better than expected. I think for the most part.
Speaker 3 (42:19):
I think he's the one that kind of pulls everybody
to the side when things aren't going well or aren't
going as they should. I think it probably happens out
here on the practice field too. Hey, you know what, guys,
we got to play better and does it does? And
here's the thing.
Speaker 6 (42:33):
In order to do something like that, which is to lead,
you've got to have performance to back up what you're saying.
Because if your performance is not at a high standard,
then what you're saying is going to be falling on
deaf ears. So that's the thing I think that allows
him to be that leader is because his level of
play right now is up here for those on radio.
Speaker 3 (42:56):
Albums above your head, that's pretty high. He's great in
the locker room too to talk to because he can
give you a breakdown of every part of the defense,
all the guys in the secondary.
Speaker 4 (43:09):
He's just very.
Speaker 3 (43:10):
Knowledgeable about the situation that he's in and this team
is in, and wants to make this a better place.
Speaker 4 (43:16):
Overall, it's awesome to hear him talk.
Speaker 3 (43:18):
I love sitting at his locker and just chatting up
with it, not even on the micros.
Speaker 6 (43:22):
Well, he's very mature, you know, and I think he's
gives a lot of thought to some of his answers
that he gets asked in the locker room. And I
know the interview that he did with John Osher a
couple of weeks back was strong and glad to have
him here in Jacksonville. I tell you that, Yeah, you
sit in that locker in between that's empty, between him
and Eric Murray, You're gonna learn a lot.
Speaker 4 (43:44):
Of football from those two guys who brought him in
free agency. Well, that's why they brought him in. That's right.
It's paying off so far.
Speaker 3 (43:50):
Jaguarris All Access Television tonight seven o'clock on Fox thirty
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Logger on g P Shaddick.
Speaker 4 (44:01):
Thanks to our entire crew as well, Joe Fortune out
of Brent Reaver, David Chow.
Speaker 3 (44:04):
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