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t I A. Bank Field. We'll hear from senior writer John oderan studio in about fifteen minutes to recap practice number fourteen of training camp. Today, some pants issues, it sounded like NFL films At ESPN producer and analyst Greg Cosell, we'll join us at five o'clock and talk quarterback play Trevor Lawrence and a few other rookie debuts in preseason week one around the NFL. Social media questions are rolling in today without Pete here, and we'll go around the

National Football League. Tony, good afternoon, Good afternoon. Who are you texting right now? What is going on? We're doing a radio show Tony. Uh, what is going on? I'm texting our good friend Jeff Wagman. Okay, well that's no, it's really not Sorry, sorry, welcome, welcome to radio here. We are, well listen with no Pete? I whoever? I want? I guess? So yeah, no pizza Minnesota. By the way, covering the vikings today, poor excuse for first preseason games.

They CBS sent an entire television set table like we have here in studio, and like what an anchor and another guy and him and they're doing from live from camp. They didn't do that here. I mean, what are we doing Pete? Does anyone really want to see Pete on TV? No? I mean I agree with you. That's what's happening. Though. Um, how do you feeling after Saturday night about the Jaguars squad in Tony? You know, not much different than I did before. I mean, it's the first preseason game. What

I mean, typical overreaction. It would have happened the other way too, if they come out and lit it up. Here we go, book tickets in l A. We're going to the super Bowl. And now they had a bad game, and it's like, oh, they're not gonna win a football game this year. It's like, come on, it's somewhere in between. Um. The panic button here is that every everybody has their hand on it at this time every single year anyway,

it's ready to click it. Part of that is because it's been this team has struggled for a long time outside, so you you have a hard time of having being optimistic and you want to see results. But it's the first preseason game. You can't overreact. Um, was it good? No, it wasn't good. Definitely positive, but it wasn't where you wanted to be, not guarantee herb. It was frustrated. Probably sounded like you have your first today, you have your

first offense, first defense. You're playing against backups, and you're not being You're not being productive. Forgot the wins or losses of the overall game. I'm just looking at that first quarter, quarter and a half, you and your starters out there, you're not productive. Trevor Lawrence Trevor Lawrence on his backside play one, Yeah, I mean that's frustrating. Um. Defensively, first drive to go up and go right down the

field kicking field goal frustrating? Is it panic time. No. But you know the first thing that came to mind after that game when I woke up Sunday morning. You ever see Smoking in the Bandit? The original? Yeah, we have a long way to go to short time to get there. Snowman that the Snowman wasn't Wasn't that the the guy driving the the big rig to go pick up the illegal Coors light and arcana with the bandit?

Burt Reynolds, Sally Fields great one of the number first of all, maybe when the one of the great all time movies. I mean, there's it's a great movie. Um, Jackie Jackie Glees, Yeah, good stuff. Hey, let's get to Yeah, but that's my whole point was a long way to go, but a short time to get there. Because this team has a long way to go. We all knew that they won one game last year JP losing skid right now, you don't fix it overnight, and and you know, are

they going to be better against Houston? And we saw yesterday absolutely absolutely what you wanted because you said there's because that's like overall, were there positives? Yes, plenty? Okay, Lawrence, I want to see Cana translate. He's done on the practice field he did in college first preseason game. Positive. Yes, he can do it. He can make Did he hold it a few times too long? Sure? Did he maybe not not trust it right away? Sure? Did he make some big time throws? Did he stand in the pocket?

Was he unaffected after getting drilled the first play of the game. Yes, positives all good things. Does he have a rocket of the right arm? Yes? Do I I would have liked to see, you know, no one else wants to see it, and it's probably not a good thing. Would be fun to on the zone read on fourth to one. I think he could have kept it, but maybe the staff told him not to. Yeah, don't be running over the football. I think, I mean, would be fun to see. But so that's a positive. You know,

James Robinson look good. Positive the run defense, run defense dominant. Davon Hamilton's positive physical good player positives. In the second thought, A San had two good passwors against the backup tackle. Positive stuff come on, good contested balls out there. C J Henderson, good to see him on the field. I know everyone's been down on CJ because off the field issues, whatever they are. But here's the thing. We're better with c J. When he's healthy, he's on the field. He's

a good player. He might be your overall most talented corner. I think that good good player, um Ray, Sean Jenkins, positive, flying around, energy, come here, guys, Logan Cook booming, the weapon, the weapon all positive. So there's there's positives out there. Let's hear from Urban Meyer. He spoke before practice today. You know it is against his nature to hold things back in a football game. He wants starters out there

a little longer. And this idea of having to hold back things in the free season in terms of scheme, it's all new to Urban so much. I hear, we can't show this, can't show this, can't show this cancer. You know, I don't want to get into it, but I want to go some tempo on. I'm used to some certain things. You'll see more of it as we get moving forward. I don't want what you saw is not what we're gonna be, and I gotta get it. We're right all the shooting. I think sometimes coaches, we

can't we can't show this, we can't show that. I'm like, why tell me, you explain to me why you know so Paranoia, which I'm the worst at up and not surban Mire. Paranoia was the second question there, Tony, Why Tony why? First of all, me and Herb, I'm aligned with your head coach, me and you feel the same way about this. It's ridiculous. Coaches are paranoid for no reason. He's exactly why. I mean, right, I had that conversation with their NFL coach. He's saying, oh, we can't do that,

and I asked, same thing, why oh do show a thing? Really? You know what show anything already? I can tell you what you're going to do as a coach because I know what your history has been, Like, what are you hiding? There's no secrets. It's football, and maybe there's nuances here there, but guess what after week one everyone's I mean, I'm with you, I'm with Urban there. I mean, I agree

a thousand percent with Uran. The example that hit on earlier today on Jaguars dot Com an article was Travis et and he played thirteen snaps, ran the ball once, and was targeted another time. That was it. And we've all always heard this offseason the Et is gonna be a weapon. He's lining up here, he's doing this, he's in motion. He's the guy in offensive weapon. They didn't show any of that because I guess they don't want the other teams to see what they might do with him. Right, Okay,

that's the other argument. You've told them that you're gonna do it. Yeah, there's always so many places on the field. He can line up, run out in the wishbone, everybody at that said position. Let's say, sit the slot. There's only a handful of things he's going to do from the slot. I mean, so I'm not saying show everything, but you know what, at some point, this young team, they better practice what they want to do. Right. Then. That's Urban's point too, is that I'd love to see

the quarterback more. He said we need reps for him. He's a young quarterback. I agree with Urban. I think we've gone too far. You know who can veto all that though? Is Urban can? He can? We'll see. I mean, he's been leaning on his coordinators in the NFL experience, to coaches to you know, give him some advice on these matters. Well, I'm of the more old school thought,

like a Belichick, Andy Reid, Bruce arians. I mean, you saw Hall of Fame quarterbacks or potentially Hall of fame quarterbacks at the very minimum, playing in the first preseason game. Tom Brady, you think he needs reps? JP, he thinks you know what. You want to know why he's great because he thinks he does he needs He thinks he thinks he does. He wants to get better. Patrick mahomesh Andy reata, I want him reps. So he's behind this new offensive line, you know, go down. I mean Bill Belichick,

we know what he's gonna do. Those guys are playing. Mike Tomlin, Hey, guys need reps. The game of football is a game of repetition. You go and forget football? When did you let me ask you a question? J B and Joe chime in here. Joe's producing as we have no pete Prisco. Can someone tell me one thing that you get better at in life without practicing? Mhmm. I can't. Off the top of my head. No, I

can't either because in my experience, joh no, my history. Like, if you want to get better at something, let me tell you one formula that doesn't work, don't practice it. Hey, I want to get better at offensive line, but I'm not going to practice it. I want to get better blocking. I need better technique and my past sets for the wide rusher. But I'm not gonna practice. I'm gonna go work on It'll just got a mental reping mental rep. You know, I have a quarterback. I've never played in

the NFL before. I want to be the best ever. But I don't need a preseason. I don't need practice. I'll just do it when it counts. Yeah, when it counts is too late. Guess what you have to prepare so that when it does count you can do it. And so this whole thing of resting guys and not playing guys and not showing stuff and not working on

your based fundamental things, I don't buy it. You know what, if you don't want to show your trick creation and this thing you're not, you have a package for E. T N that's gonna be really dynamic and you want to catch uston by surprise. Don't show that. But you know what would be good. How many routes is E. T N run in the NFL as a receiver? However many you did the other night, net zero? How many times has he caught the ball in the NFL? Zero? Net zero? How about we get him some reps? Have

we get a little couple of things. So I'm with Urban there, I get the parents coaches of the most paranoid group of people have met. Are they're afraid that, like some that there's secret sauce out there, like somehow they are the inventor of the game. Of everybody's route tree is kind of the same. You run a post, run a corner, you run a dig. You're in a basic route and you're wannna slant, you're in the hitch. You're gonna stop, you're gonna sit, you're gonna come back,

You're in a hook. Okay. There's combinations of such that you can work off each other pretty similar. You can work guess what JP. You can runcover three, or you can run coover two or cover four, you can run cover six. You can play straight man, you can go all blitz as you can. I mean, I'm not saying show everything, but you gotta get work, especially when you're

a young team. I would argue the benefit of getting reps outweighs any secret paranoia, uh that you have as a coach that David Couleey and the Texans are gonna get you. See what he did Now, I figured out everything we found it, and I'll end with this. I

know we had to go to break my favorite. I remember when this is a long time ago in college, John Robinson College Hall of Fame, College Hall of Fame football won a national title, took the Rams, went to the NFL several playoff runs, I think one a NFC title game. Good football coach, he used to tell us, he goes, guess what, I don't care. We're gonna get so good at what we do. I don't care if they know we're gonna because we're gonna be the best.

We're gonna get reps and reps and and his point was not we show everything, but we're gonna rep it out. And I even think back to Pete Carroll when he was at SC and John Robinson had the same philosophy. You know, every practice was wide open at USC. Did not care who came. You could just like go watch, come watch, because we're just gonna go. We're gonna do our stuff. Wow, this is who we are. Student body left,

you know is gonna happen? You know where to Reggie, we're hm and he's gonna run, I mean now, and if you can stop it, good for you. And I'm not saying going to that extent, I'm not saying every practice should be open for the NFL and they just le want to come see. But there's somewhere in between that mentality and being scared to death and not working on stuff. There has to be some middle ground. And

I think that. I think this next preseason game against the Saints, and I know we'll talk a little bit about that. I guess we're not having a Monday night show next week because it's Monday Night football, um, and so we'll hit on that a little bit because I think that is think that second preseason game is really important for this team, and I think they need significant reps. I think the starters need to play the third quarter the third quarter. I think they need reps. I like it.

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doesn't happen like that. So, uh, you know, I hope Joe and his family transistion as well, and I wishing to him about the best, and uh, any other guy who's about to go to these first cuts. You know, I feel like, you know, we bust. I feel like everybody on this team do twenty can't bust their butt uh to be on this team. But you know, We can't have everybody on the teams sold, but I think you know they keep working. Somebody's gonna pick him up.

That's Josh Allen after the game Saturday night and welcome back. It's Jaguars Happy R. J P. Shadrick to but Selly, we are Pete Frisco free. It is a ratings bonanza tonight on Jaguars Happy Hour presented by Jet Home Loans Plenty coming up, great co Sell at five o'clock. We've got some offensive line talk. We gotta get to Tony. That'll be in the second hour. John Oser joins us now Jaguars dot Com. Well, I once replaced Pete on the Jaguars beat at the tea use and it's better

back then then we're better now. It is great to be here with my friend J. P. Shadder can Tony to sell what Tony's here too? That's great. Glad you're along for the ride. Tony. That's real nice. You know, we just heard from urban Meyer earlier today and we ran them by the second ago about him trying to wrap his mind around hiding things in the preseason, and Tony, you you're all about showing a little bit more. I

think Urban's the same boat. I'm not like you have to show every like wrinkle that you have, but you have to do enough, especially when you're a young team, to get you ready for the regular season. Like we're not talking about the Buccaneers with Tom Brady that but by the way, spend countless hours in the off season under his leadership of getting the timing and everything else.

Has got a guy who's seen everything fifty thousand times, a fairly veteran offensive line group and veteran receivers and talent. You're not talking about that group. You're talking about a group who is fearing out as they go with their working quarterback who's very talented, but a lot of work to do, and what they dynamic playmaker and et N. That you're talking about using in all these certain different ways.

You don't just show up on September whatever the date is in Houston and just say, oh, let's turn it on now, now we got it. I just don't buy that. I think you have to show you have to work on things. John, thanks for coming to the show. But that's a question. John Urban kind of has the attitude if if guys can play and there and they're better

than the opponent. That they're going to perform it. They're gonna show their better than the opponent, even if maybe the opponent is seeing one or two things they do on film. A film gets around in the NFL by week two. All this right, So, uh I I agree with them. I don't think you show your trick plays. Maybe you don't go to your eighth option in the playbook, but to run the offense. Yes, And I also think Urbans talking about going up tempo, you better work on that.

You better work on that. And you can do that and work on that without going deep into your playbook. Just speed things up. When he's talking about that, he's talking more about getting to the line quickly, snapping the ball go. He's not talking about giving away schemes or looks or specific place Because here's the thing, here's the side of the anti paranoid quote, because they're all paranoid,

some more and others. You know what, Actually, the more you do in preseason, you know, you force the texts to do prepare for everything. Prepare for everything. So how about you started running hurry up? Now, some part of the practices doing hurry up, but you can beat up tempo and be vanilla, no doubt about it. You know, um, if you put E t n in fifty different positions, now they're worried about. Okay, we have to track this

guy all over the place. If you you know, show and I'm not as for this because you don't want Trevor taking hits, but you show zone read stuff where the quarterbacks keeping and running a few times. Okay, I read stuff where he doesn't keep it m but you know what I'm saying. I mean, sure, so there's you. I can play this both ways. And I have this conversation with coaches, not just here, other places going come on,

everyone knows what you're going to do. There's a book on every coach, like the especially when you had NFL Core Naders. You want to know he's go watch Detroit last year, Go watch the five years he is at Seattle. You wanna shotten Haimer's is gonna go watch the last couple of years of Seattle. Go look at the Jets. I mean, these guys have a book on him and what they're gonna do. One know Joe Colin's gonna do. Go watch the Ravens. He's talked about it. By the way,

off season he has. Yes, he's been very on their tape and that's what that's what that's what they're gonna be. John, what do you make of the Joe Schobert trade to Pittsburgh? Uh? I felt like a guy who was not going to have nearly the role here he did last year. Felt like Damien Wilson was going to start in base and then Miles Jack was their best nickel backer. H And Urban kind of went away from this when he was asked on Saturday, but he just feel like it wasn't

a scheme fit. And when the rest of the league knows you're trying to get rid of a guy, it's hard to get a lot of value. Okay, So John, let me ask you a question, because I have the philosophy that if you're gonna get rid of a player, whether trade them or cut them, but do you have somebody on their rosters who you can replace them with. It's better that you get better, especially in the trade, or you get some future compensation that makes you better.

They believe that the combination of Wilson and Quarterman, we'll do that. That's they're thinking your thoughts where if you were looking at the linebacking cores. For my opinion, I would have said Schobert was your third best linebacker, especially in nickel. But if he doesn't fit what you do, okay, but nickel he does fit. But are you paying them all that money for one down? It's not one down?

Your defense is nicol. On top of that, you're paying his guaranteed money still and by the way, you got a six rounder. That's it and so long term, I get that he is not the thumper that you need at mic linebacker in this ske but the majority of football today has played in third down and sub personnel. And my question is if Joe Schobert is your third best linebacker and maybe your second best nickel linebacker, and maybe he's not, maybe I don't view him that is,

did you get better? And are you better off replacing him with whoever? Who? I mean, who who's gonna pay? Who's your number one nickel is a Damian Wilson? Or how about this they could play a little dimeond bringing a safety down closer. Then you're missing point what I mean I get. The only thing I view you saved here is you cleaned up your cap a year earlier because you're gonna take your major cap hit this year and spread it out, but you're still paying his guaranteed money.

It's not like you have cap pressure this year anyways. Right. They didn't believe that he even at their coverage scheme the way that they wanted it too. So I tend to agree with you. You're giving away who a guy who has proven in the NFL, and you're paying m guaranteed money. I didn't quite get it, but I think that's their approach, and I'm all for it. If you five,

if you have, if you're trying to free up. And here's what I don't know, maybe they love one of these younger guys that Joe Schobert, while better today, was gonna take reps from them. They open the door up to one of these younger guys. That's what I don't know, Quarterman. But I don't know that he's better than Schobert in Nickel's situation. Yeah, that I'm talking to Nickel first, Like, listen, Joe Chobert does not fit the system in first and

second down. He's not a thumper. You need a thumper if you're gonna play three for He's not physical enough. I agree, with Trent or Urban or Joe Cole and whoever made this isn't I'm a pcent on board there. From a cover standpoint, I get that you want to Von and paying him that much money probably didn't make sense, but you've already it's a sunk cost and you're gonna

pay a portion of his guaranteed money anyways. And so unless he wasn't going to play as much in nicol as we thought, and then I guess the trade tells me that's the case. I don't know this is the case and that and and so that's the one thing I just don't know. Maybe there's just guys on this roster that are younger that they want reps for. And if that's the case, and if you're Trent in Urban, well it might not make sense in the immediate Do you have a long term view? I can buy that. John.

We're on the practice field today standing next to each other. When Trevor Lawrence was in red zone seven on seven work carving up defenses again and we've seen that a lot in the practice field. What did you make of his performance the other night Saturday Night? Was fifteen plays? Was big third down throws? Stand out um pretty to start two things. There's still a lot of work to do for him though. Well. The ability the other night to recover and come from being behind and down on

distance early and still getting the first down. I thought it was impressive and encouraging. And I you guys have seen it every practice. Uh, with a couple of exceptions. There has been a play or a stretch of plays where you walked away sort of nodding and going, okay, that's what it is today. It was in the red zone right before that red zone really had a really nice past to Pharaoh Cooper in seven on seven I believe.

And then three or four consecutive plays in the red zone where he's got the zip on the ball and he's got the touch and he he throws it in the right way to get it there, meaning he doesn't necessarily have to put a lot of air on it to get into the corner of the end zone. Uh. He can throw it with zip, he can throw the he's got a natural feel for how to throw the ball down there, and he's got the arm talent to do it. And I, Antony, you've seen it a little bit.

I was around Peyton. You worked for the Colts. The you saw Peyton unbelievable, uh mental approach the game, and he had the physical ability to do it, but he didn't have the physical ability the arm, the natural arm of this guy. Uh. You know, time will tell if he can, if Trevor has that mental capacity for the game. But I've never apologies to our boy Marker. Now, I've never been around a quarterback that has this sort of

physical tools. It's special. And he doesn't have to get to uh Manning's mental capacity because I don't think anyone else is in his game, right, I mean, what makes Manning But in that rain, Roger's Brady Manning, but one of the greatest ever. He number one. I think he was took it to a whole level. First of how he did it, and he was unbelievable and Brady and Rogers meant Breeze is another one. But I mean just the knowledge of the game and the approach and what

Manning did is a high bar. But you're right about Trevor Lawrence as a skill set that Manning never had. And that's the athletic ability. Number one, just feet run. No one's gonna worry about Peyton Manning running away from you, and there are throws he makes that are just different. He has he has this, he has a he has a arm that will remind you of the Always the Rogers, the Farbs. Um, we think it's he has the accuracy to we got to see that over probably a larger

ask you because you were a big lay fan. Aren't the same as always lays arm? Yeah? Yeah, that's hard because I was a kid when I watched it, so like her, I remember when you're a kid. But he Trevor reminds me. I don't think he's as thick as Elway was big, but he but he's John was like the first like super athletic guy who played the position that way anier throw in an era where no one wanted you to leave the pocket. Um, Trevor has that type of same athletic a bill as as John Elway.

I mean different. You know, it's hard to compare. But the question that I think the next thing I want to see, which I think we've seen in practice, is he consistently accurate. Because what makes all those guys great, the Rogers, the Bradies, the Mannings, the Breeze, is they're deadly accurate. They can put the ball where it needs to be has sort of done it, and we saw it on the throw to Marvin Jones Jr. When he doesn't look open really, but he throws it high in

a place where he almost throws him open um. And that's a gift necessarily, even with the time he had. That is a difficult You have to see it and you have to react. Anyone wants to practice, that's right. At least are you gonna say because I I want to bring up a topic that happen in practice today? Are you gonna stay one more if you want me to? But yeah, i'd like you to. Your name's on the walls. We're we'll hear more from John Osier when we come

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The effort plus two mentality we're talking about. Just take a look at the tape, you know. The one thing we made some mistakes, but we were physical, okay, and we had you look at the tackles. Seven eight guys on the ball every time the run went to the sideline, the one miles there, shoot the next one to the sideline. We had seventy eight black and tailed jersey there and that was great. Some of the things I'd like to

improve on. You know, obviously right before the half, winning that two minute drill, we go in, we win that drill, we get the ball coming back. Now we get out and score. We're winning the game right there. So those are some things. Tackling was pretty good. We had a couple of miss tackles. On one one play there they had a swing route the corner missed it. Not leverage, but for the most part the physicality really liked in

the effort. Joe Cullen, Jaguars defensive coordinator. Hear that voice, you know instantly who it is, Welcome back, Jaguars, Happy our JP, Adrick, Tony Boselli, Pete Brisco is not here. He is in Minnesota covering cares where he is. No one cares where John Osiers here though it's a rating spike, you know, he touched on it there. Joe Cullen, the physicality of the Jaguars defense on Saturday night, presented that, Um, what about today's practice, John? They were out there in

full pads today. It felt like there was a little urgency after we heard Urban talk this morning about some of those things we've discussed already, the tempo and things like that. What was it. I don't think they were. They weren't, you know, doing Oklahoma drills or anything like that. But those are almost against the law, they are, I think. But what do you think of practice today and all that? It was more physical than your you know, normal two

days after a game. At the same time, they're still in camp mode until I guess at the end of this week, so it's not entirely usual them to be hitting. I don't overlay it, but it was. At first. I wasn't sure because they had the installation period maybe seven periods in and I was sort of used to some more live stuff in period six or seven, whatever it was. But as time went on, it felt like a training

camp practice. I was it a punishment practice. I didn't get that field but they hit I mean, which in it's the game of day and age, that's the game of football. You're supposed to hit well. But in this day and age, you don't always get that much done. I mean, it's not like it was back in the seventies when you play leather helmets. Um. Well, first, I think Joe was right. I thought the defense was physical, um, especially against the run, and I think they're gonna be

better against the run. As far as days practiced, I wasn't out there another engagement, um, But I did hear um through Twitter and talking to people that the offensive line did gassers afterwards. Was there some like punishment that they do something wrong? Um? That I don't know was that did? They were running? They ran afterward, but they were the only group right. Yes, And in my in my experience as offensive linement, anytime we had to run after practice, it was due to poor play penalties, be

a fight that I started. Didn't Doug run the whole team in the past like at the end of the Yeah, but that was that was the first training camp that kind of like and then we won and they kind of went away. Yeah, I mean there was, but I mean, certainly running any other, if any practice, I've never seen. I've never seen one group one group run. I mean I've been in my history of playing football, I've been a part of the one group that's running. And the reason,

yeah there was usually we did something poorly. Um, I was just curious, no sense of why that happened. Uh, it was at very talent of practice. And Urban did not talk after and and Joe Colin talked and he doesn't coach offensive. They were assumptions made. I don't follow at a p. Mark long for the assumptions. Mark, Yeah, well, I know there was something with pads or pants or some it was like pants gate. It was not pants skate.

I don't think. I didn't see any of that happen with my own two eyes, So that's why I don't know either. But I just thought it was interesting. Well, and I only bring it up because there was pants gate. It might be it might be a thing hashtag pants gate. Put that out there, I would see what's that trend on trend? Because I only bring it up because after the game. And again, if you follow Twitter, sports talk radio, all everything reporting after the game, if you'd asked, tell

me that the unit that most underperformed. Everybody was all over the old line, killing the offensive line. Now, what was you're the ex lineman? I thought in several cases Trevor clearly held the ball too much, which led to Lisa one of the first half sacks. And then going back and watching yesterday, I thought there were a lot more plays where that they played. Okay, been disastrous, but your judge in your disastrous overall, what do you think

well as an offensive line? And unfortunately, all anyone remembers is the bad place. That's all remembers. And let you know, so just get used to it. It's part of life. Um, you know A j kN gave him an early sack. After that, I thought he played good. I mean it was the first play the game. It's preseason. Stuff happens. But I thought he was really physical and he had a great year last year. I thought Linda was fine, typical Linder. I think Bart has always to go still.

I still think his feet are an issue. He gets the guys get on the edge a little bit. Is he better better? Yes, and improving to the point where he can be the swing guy. Well he won't be. He's not. He's not as good shall at this point I would put Shatley in first. But he's training in the right direction. I mean, you can see he's working. It's a project. I mean it was about um. I thought the right tackle was just okay at best, Like jo Wan Taylor, guys get on the edge too much.

It's just too close and in the in the pockets, get squeezed and even make the quarterback uncomfortable. Um I thought Cam was fine, but he was. I mean, don't forget these were the backups too. It's not like Miles Garrett was out there or like there was a bunch of backups. Now you were blocking some guys that might even be on the team, and so um I thought

Cam was fine. Nothing. But you know, now the story of camp has been Walker Little uh Urban mentioned a JP was out there that he thought he struggled a little bit with his hands. I thought terrible and terrible. I thought they were awful. I think walking by the way I think I said here, I think Walker Little will be a good player. I think he has the potential to be a great player. I think it will

be a good player. I think we have to be careful of anointing guys after a couple of practices, and all of a sudden, the media around this place, you know, in this city. I mean he started tweeting out that he's like the you know, some brick wall that's just dominating people. And the practice I've seen he's been good, and Urban has been effusive in his praise. And he's a young player who's getting better. And he hasn't playing

a lot of football. He's been out because of you know, COVID and injuries, um, and everything I love about him, he has naturally he's big, he's powerful. He's a naturally big person. He's not like trying to be big. He's just big. He's athletic, good feet, Um, he's powerful. I thought he ran back very well last I mean two nights ago. I thought he's just physical pass walking, his feet were good. I think he needs to work on the sets. He sets himself up. He makes it harder

on himself than he needs to. When you have a three step drop and you're dropping deep, go get the guy, go be physical. Um. And I just think his hands were awful. I mean, he just he's not he doesn't like at times it looks like he doesn't know what to do with his hands and they're just low and they're late, and he just and here's the great thing something. But the great thing about it is and so I'm not trying to because I'm a believer. I think he has the pencil. I think he has opportunity be good.

I think if I'm a betting man, I would bet money Walker Little is a starting left tackle for ten years and a good player. If I get the right odds, I'll bet money that he's a great player because he has that ability. And one of the things, even as bad as his hands were, like, guys would just run into him and they wouldn't get there because he's just big and he's powerful and like so, which is good. It didn't have to be perfect for him to block the guy. Now again, he might be blocking the guy

who's an accountant in two weeks now. Hands are everything. I've talked to a lot of defensive linemen over the years. You tell me on their side, hands take time to develop the fundamentals you need. Same true in the offense. I mean, is this a long term thing. It takes a long time to learn. I mean, you'll get bad. It's not gonna be perfect this year, but you know that stuff I'm talking about just like, get him out

of the defensive lines. Hands in the way, just I mean in front of you, and I actually so for offensive line play, the most important thing is feet. You. I say all the time, you block people with your feet if you're trying to block people with your hands, or because you start reaching and leaning and everything else, It's all about body position and feet. So block people

with your feet. He has those feet. I think he can clean some of it up, thinking help himself out with some of the sets, all stuff that if you don't have that, you're never be great. Yeah, I mean, yeah, He's just those are things you figure out. The hands is where you you have to have heavy, strong hands is where you create your separation and create space and give yourself a chance to win. Um. And that's just you know, he's not He's got work to do. But

that's okay. He's a rookie. He's a rookie like me saying he had awful hands. It's not like I have the highest respect lines, headlines, species, walk a little, I have high streets back for him. I could argue he's your second best taco. Right now. There you go. We'll end with that. John thanks for jumping on today with us down the wall. I've heard of it. We'll look forward to your writing coming up this week on Jaguars dot Com. All right, guys, I enjoyed it. Thank you,

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coming up. That a lot of this, and Urban has been pretty transparent throughout this offseason about some of the things he doesn't know about the NFL and leaning on some of his assistants and the flow of the game as part of that too, right, I mean he just said it there. Some of these offenses in college these days are flying down the field. The clock stops, you know, in certain situations in college it doesn't in pro and

all of a sudden the game creeps away. If you can't get off the field, you look up at the clock and the quarters over you haven't had a ball. Well, they gave up a It's incredible, right plays. Yeah, I mean I don't care where you are, You're gonna be out there for a while. Yeah, now there'll be adjustments, but like two minutes I almost won. I almost wonder sometimes JP is not that he I know he's learning, but is it also Urban trying to communicate, Hey, we're

all this together. We're you know, learning together, even though like I get the sense and I don't know this that urbans like, listen, I know this stuff. You know, I've won a few Natties. I mean everywhere I go wins. I mean, I know what I'm doing, guys, but you know, if he comes across that it's a no win for him. And if he comes across it's like, yeah, I'm learning, Like this is new, this is different, and it is,

but I don't think it's that big a deal. Like I don't think like Urban sweating it at night going We'll have this challenge situation. I need to got this red flag? What do I do? Where do I keep this thing? I don't know my sock? Is there? Two minutes Lucks running and doesn't stop. Is the field? Is it the hash marks? Oh my gosh. Because it's not like he's a Remember he's not a course. He's never been a coordinator and either said the ball. He's just a leader, he's just a head coach, he's a CEO.

So it's not like if you're maybe an offensive coordinator's never been at the NFL game and always been college, then the hash marks might be a bigger deal. Right, the mechanics of Colin plays in over the headset would be different. But he's not doing any of that. He's guys who've already done it before. So it is a learning experience and I and I do appreciate urbans like willingness to have some transparency of saying this is like,

I'm figuring this out a little bit. But I just get the sense because he's so smart, I mean to dude smart, not like he hasn't thought all those things the job an. So I mean, the guy is impressive. And I wait a minute, the hash marks are different and that wasn't in the brochure. The world flag. Yeah, I mean, I don't know, man, but yeah, the guy won of his games. The dude wins translates here, that would be a pretty that might be would winning eighty

percent of the games be pretty good? That might be an all time record. I think that'd be good. I mean, i'd have to go look it up, but I guess over a hundred names. If so, I think it would be just fine. But yeah, it's you know, I was interested in hearing him after the game. You know, um how he's going to react to a situation like that, because he said going into the game, he understands the result of the score. Okay, you want to win, but there's you want to win plays and win one on

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You knew score might indicate it. But even it was like three nothing and we had two series. But you were just like they weren't stopping us today. I mean we're we're I mean, we're gonna roll so um, we'll talk more about that coming up. I want to, you know, kind of did they accomplish what they needed to in Week one? Plenty ahead, The second hour of Jaguars Happy Hour is coming up, including a visit with Greg co

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the first time out there, I felt comfortable, felt poised. Obviously, the first play is not kind of what you want for the first play, But after that, I thought, I thought we did a good job. We communicated well up front, they did a really good job with protection. Uh at least one of those sackses on me for sure, just holding the ball too long, So that's something I'll work on, and just maneuvering in the pocket. It's something I've always,

you know, always gotta work on. So other than that, I missed missing easy one um to Marvin, a little quick out that I wish I would have hit. But other than that, I felt I felt good out there. I thought we were seeing it all on the same page. And there's obviously things to clean up, but I thought it was a pretty good day. Reverd Lawrence after Saturday Night's preseason opener, his debut in the preseason of his rookie campaign. Welcome in. It's the second hour of Jaguars

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You'll be set all that. Plenty of dinner everyone, while plenty ahead on Jaguars Happy Hour, including your social questions coming up. Let's go to our good friend Greg Cosell. He is with the NFL Film Senior producer NFL Matchup on ESPN. The executive producer and analysts there, and Greg, thanks for coming on with us today on Jaguars Happy Hour. Good to see you and talk to you. And you know we're gonna go through some quarterbacks around the league.

But Jacksonville folks finally got a chance to see the long blond locks of Trevor Lawrence wearing teal, which is always fun. Well, you know what, guys, it's great to be with you. And I'm gonna start off by asking Tony a question. So, Tony coaches coach. Do they coach for guys to be just okay, our average or to do it the right way all the time? Well, yeah, I mean, Greg, you know as well as I do.

The good coaches demand the best, and I agree with you we were talking off their The coach's job is to get the most out of the player is and you do that two ways. You put them in the best possible position to have success. In number two, you ask them to do perform at the level you believe they can achieve, not where they are, not where they're comfortable. You take them to a level where it's uncomfortable and you ask them to reach there. And any player worth

their salt, we'll tell you that's what they want. It's it's not always pleasant. It's not fun, especially depending on the personality of the coaches. You know, aren't as nice as others. But that's what you want. That's what coaching is about. Well, it's funny you say that, because I was really fortunate in my career to learn the quarterback position from Bill Walsh, and the way he taught it was that you do it the right way every single time. So when I watch a quarterback, that's the way I

think about it. I don't and obviously it's the first performance, but that's that should not be totally relevant because it's being coached, it's being taught, and you want to go out there and you want to see not only the quarterback everybody. But obviously we're gonna talk quarterbacks and Trevor Lawrence. Um, you want to see it done right all the time. So if you'd like to do that, I certainly could. Yeah,

and so great, let's talk about that. I mean, as you look at Trevor Lawrence, I mean, obviously, I know you watch a lot of film, you know, of these guys in college leading up to the NFL draft, and you watch a ton of pro games and break that down with your responsibilities. Give us a breakdown of what you saw and and doing a lot of what you were expecting. We know it's the first preseason game, but as you said, do you know you gotta do it right all the time if you want to be great. Yeah.

I thought where he was really good was there were some spot throws to the outside. He hit Um Jones I think for ten yards on third and nine. I think that was the first series it was. It was a ten yard out that was a spot throw. That's more of an execution throw than a read throw. Um. He also hit a spot throw another time in the game, I think probably saying what played two series? Was it? Yes, I think you're probably thinking on these, uh, the the one the man hurts on the on the sit route

just um. Yeah, there were there were two spot throws that they he showed a strong sense of timing because those are throws. I remember work, you know, with Ron Jaworski for years and years, one of my best friends, and he would tell me that there were certain throws that based on the timing of the drop and and the throw, that he could throw blindfolded because their spot throws, their timing throws, and I thought Lawrence for a rookie quarterback,

really did a good job with those. That was That was a real positive Um he talked about and I know what you said, Tony about the old line. The first sack was on Lawrence the first play of the game. He was slow to eliminate and isolate Um. The read was to the left side. He stayed focused on slot receiver Jones far too long. He had channel opened on the in breaker to the read side. The Browns were had a five man rush, they played cover one. The throw should have been to Chanult. He just stayed on

Jones too long. First play, probably to be expected, but again something now to teach and to work on. Great cous with us from NFL films and ESPN's NFL matchup. Yeah, for a rookie quarterback, having that that clock in your head of you know when to get rid of this thing, not to hold it too long. How much How long does that take for a quarterback to figure that out? Greg, Well, there's reasons, jp Y quarterbacks hold it too long. Sometimes

it's truly because the coverage winds. For instance, the second sack came on a shot play out of twelve personnel, one back, two tight ends. It was conventional play action with Lawrence under center. It was mirrored crosses by Jones and Johnson. It was seven man pass bro which tells you what your shot play. They're looking to get him on a deep drop. They want to throw the ball down the field and a t N released late into the flat. The Browns took it away with cover three.

There was no throw to be made. Now, could you sit here and say you could throw it into the flat maybe, but there was truly no throw to be made. Um another play that I think is something you really want to work on. And by the way, this is very common with the young quarterbacks. It was the third it in four play that ended the first possession where he threw it to Chinault on the slot out route uh and it was incomplete obviously because they punted. He

drifted into the pressure. He drifted instead of staying on the mid line and giving himself an opportunity to make a clean throw. Trevor drifted to his left right behind. I guess it was Cam Robinson, the left tackle, and he created his own pressure, so he made it a more difficult throw than it was now. Antonio will understand this because someone will probably say Cam Johnson didn't do a good job, but Trevor drifted into him and it made it tougher for for Camera Robinson and to make

the block. Yeah, Camp, it wasn't Cam's falter. You're exactly right, Greg. There was a little bit of a soft pocket by Juwan Taylor on the right side, and so in Trevor felt that and started drifting back backwards into the left. If you would have stepped up and took it about two shovels to the left, there was a there was space there where he could have sat there for an extra click and then be able to throw the ball with his feet set. And that's what and those are things.

And he even mentioned it, I gotta be better in the pocket. And that's what you see young quarterbacks do all the time. They go backwards instead of forwards. Heck, Patrick Homes still does it, but he has such a special arm he gets away with it. Somehow he backs up the fifty yards and just throws it up. I have no idea how he gets with it. Not a offensive tackles nightmare, um. But the ones who are consistently

great or they move forward, they climbed the pocket. You make a great point because don't forget too Lawrence was not under pressure very often in college. Um, he might have been under what I consider pressure. Everybody has their different sense of pressure, but I think of pressure in terms of the NFL. And I know Tony you would agree with this. You know, Uh, he wasn't really under pressure more than thirty five or forty past attempts at

Clemson this past year. True pressure. So he has to get used to working out of a noisy, muddied pocket where there are people around him, but that's not really pressure by NFL standards. And you make a great point. The the response to that, if you're not used to it is to drift either sideways or backwards, and you cannot drift backwards in the NFL. You mentioned Mahomes. You know,

you have to put that aside. He's just a different cat and he can make these throws that a lot of people can, but you cannot move backwards versus pressure in the NFL. Greg, you know you it's a great point and interesting, And you talked about the first play that was the sack fumble and that you know he held it a little bit long stayed on. Marvin Jones Jr. Should have got the channault. But you know, the positive for me on that play was he stood there tall

in the pocket. Now he followed it, but he stood there. He wasn't getting nervous as it got crowded in there, and he was still looking down the field. He just didn't find the right person and didn't get off. But at least and you've seen this, and this is always worries me, is in that situation, eyes go down, you start getting happy feet, you're looking for an exit, and

he didn't. I actually like the sack fumble. As an offensive lineman wouldn't liked it, but I appreciate in the evaluation here's the guy standing tall and is not getting nervous when everything's collapsing. Yeah, and I think that's a really good point because a lot of young quarterbacks and and and let's think of it this way, Well, Trevor Lawrence has mobility and as a plus athlete for a man that size. When all said and done, guys, he's going to make his bones in this league as a

pocket player. Yes, does he have the ability to get outside? Can you run some design run game stuff with him? You can, but he's ultimately going to be a pocket quarterback. And I think that's a great point instead of just immediately playing the pocket, which is a hard thing to teach a guy to stay in the pocket if he doesn't have that natural trait to begin with, that's a hard thing to teach. And Tony, you're right, he didn't look to leave the pocket at any point in this game.

Great coat with us from NFL Films, ESPNS NFL matchup as well. Uh, just going back to the college shape, Greg, I know you dug deep on this on all these quarterback prospects. How does his accuracy, arms strength, ability to push it down the field compared to some of the maybe the old time guys in those departments. Is he right up there near the top at least as a prospect. Well, let's j P. Let's take a step back from it here.

I know that Keever came out with this idea that he was, you know, an all time or to start. You know, I think he's a talented kid. He's a big kid. There's no problem with his arm strength. That does he have an absolute gun I wouldn't say as a gun, but there's no problem with his arm strength. I think one thing that stood out and you didn't see it very often, but you asked me, you know, if he has any things that were concerning and it showed up two years ago in playoff games and even

this year in a playoff game. Is he's a little bit of a strider when he throws his He's a body thrower, and he steps into his throws. So the one thing that you want to see is how he handles himself when there's pressure up the middle in his face, because, like I said, he's a step thrower, and at times in college that there were times that he struggled a bit. He'd hurry his mechanics and he would become a little

scattered shot high. So again, I'm not gonna sit here and tell you that's a weakness and he can't play. But that's just something that I think you need to be aware of, and that's based purely on tape study. Gret go Sell with us. How about a few other debuts this week? In preseason Week one, Josh Fields had a day for the Bears. Trey Lance had a long past play, but he was five or fourteen. Zach Wilson got out there for the Jets. Mac Jones was fairly

efficient for the Patriots. Which of those guys you think will have the most impact right away? Greg, Well, we know Zack Wilson's gonna start, so I don't think there's a question there. My guess is justin Fields will as well. But Zack Wilson, I think is in an offense that

does fit what he brings to the table. It's really the forty Niners offense because Michael Floor, who's Matt's brother and who's with thet He's bringing the Kyle Shanahan offense, which features a lot of designed movement, and you can see that Wilson is comfortable with play action boot He's an easy thrower on the move, He's got light feet. Um, I think that this style of offense fits him well.

So obviously there's other factors as to whether a quarterback succeeds or doesn't succeed, But I think that stylistically and and structurally, the offense that he's in with the Jets fits him. If you look at all the guys, Greg, last question for me that JP just talked about at some point this year, will all of them be starters in the NFL? Um? I mean, I'm sure Justin Fields

will be sooner than later. Uh. I guess the Cam Newton situation would depend on how he plays, because I think there'll be a running football team playing with a lot of two tight ends. Um. I think Trey Lance depends on Garoppolo because Lance, you know, he had that long touchdown, which was a play they love. They've run it in the regular season with great success over the last number of years. Um. But Plants was very unsettled. He needs to be more settled in the pocket. He

needs to calm down a bit. He threw the ball a little too hard on plays that required touch and pace. So we'll see. I would bet Garoppolo will end up starting, and then it will depend on how they do because the Niners have a good football team. We always learn a lot when Greg co sell is on our programs, and it's great to have you again. It's been a little bit. Appreciate you coming on today and give us some insight to Trevor Lawrence and some young quarterbacks. It's

always good to see Greg. You always get smarter when Greg coel comes on the program. Thank you sir, all right, guys really appreciate that. Thanks so much. Give him a follow at Greg Costell on Twitter. A good man, Let's come back plenty ahead. We'll come back in a moment with Keeping It Real presented by Woodbridge by Robert mundab more offensive line talk with Tony Boselli. Yes, let's go. That's coming up. That was that was abrupt. Your social

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Lendar didn't play much obviously, Norwell has got one more week out. But Parts actually did okay in there. So we're developing that third guard which we need and the third tackle right now. Walker a little struggle, which he would and he's playing low hands for some reason, and it was on and really fast, so he's got to get a lot of reps. We're counting on him. And he had a really good training camp, so we gotta get him going. That's head coach urban Meyer discussing the

offensive line. Welcome back to Jaguars, Happy our j P, Shadrick, Tony Boselli, Pete Brisco is out here. We'll be He'll be back with us in a couple of weeks. Our thanks to Greg Cosell, like great insight at the quarterback position and Trevor Lawrence's debut Saturday night and a few other names around the NFL. Time now for keeping it Real, presented by Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi. Open up a winner today, Real Ingredients Award winning wine by Robert Mondavi. So we're

gonna keep it real. As we discussed the offensive line, we heard from urban Meyer there. That was this morning our first chance to catch up with the head coach since Saturday and his performance. So the question is Cam Robinson left tackle, Jowan Taylor right tackle, walk are a little You heard the head coach urban Mine right there,

so they didn't really play struggled. He said, would you start giving little reps with the first team at some point and when would that be and would you at all I'm less worried about giving reps of the first team. I definitely would want him out there. Um, it could be a great opportunity against the Saints. Go get go, get some real defensive end work. And not that he hasn't in practice, I'm saying, but he didn't see real

NFL defensive ends. I mean he saw guys who might be backups, were past walk guys, you know for the Browns because they were playing there down the long list. I mean, you're gonna be on Monday Night football. You know, the Saints are gonna play their front front line guys. I'd get him reps against those guys. Um, let me go taste it, because he has a ton of ability. And Urban's right, he didn't have to have a great game. Now, the fighting thing is, it's not he got beat and

got the quarterback killed. It was just his technique was terrible. His hands were off. He still got guys blocked, but it was it was ugly. And I think what Urban saying is a good player would have given him trouble, a lot of trouble. Um, I agree with when a j can a J can's a good player. Linda didn't play a lot. I agree with that. Um. I think he was Um I'll give him the Bennett. I'll agree with him from the standpoint of what he's seen in Jowan Taylor because he's watching a lot more than I

have during Camp. But I would agree with him on the assessment of how Juwan played in the game. Not great. Um, what do you say about Cam? He thought camp played really well. He thought he played well. Yeah, I thought he played fine. Yeah. I mean it wasn't dominating or anything. Um, he played fine. I would agree that. So yeah, But Walker Little, I want to get him reps. I want to put pressure on Juwan Taylor and Cam Robinson and I want to see and Walker and he he needs reps.

It's circle all the way back to what I said at the beginning about who plays how much they play. Trevis Lawrence needs Trevor Trevor Trevor Trevor Lawrence Brother. We've got to head myself with ETI Uh, Trevor Lawrence needs reps, Eten needs reps, Tyson Campbell needs reps, Walker Little needs reps. The rookies, if you're gonna count on them and you're gonna expect production out of them this year to help you win games, they need reps. You can't give him enough.

And I love the fact that Urban kept Walker little at left tackle for three quarters. He was out there a long times. Good for him a long time. Now give I want to see him get some reps, you know, with that first unit against the top the uh you know, the top rushers from the Saints. Walker was one of the top. He was actually the guy who played the most place, plays the place, you know, in the regular season. To play sixty seventy I understand that I'm just saying

in that and that's how much he played. I agree, But my point is he needs reps. I mean, I haven't played in two years, and he's gonna be fine. It'll be good. So I think Urban was I think Airban's assessment, um was was a fair one. I think he was pretty honest there, which he typically is with the players. I think, so, yeah, yeah, all right, there you have it. That's keeping it real. Presented by a Woodbridge by Robert mun Dave Open Up a winner today

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of the Jacksonville Jaguars. You know, so much of the first game was I mean the conversation we had about only get him a series, only get ten plays and um, And I think it was a great learning lesson that. You know, it's called a plan to win. When you start the game and they go right down to field, pick a field goal and we knock it out to the eight team. I think it's a ten yard line. And the worst penalty in football is when you see

that none of your offense is backed up. And so just talking about how the every drive council, that's when you're only talking about sixty plays three hours of football. That's the big change for a lot of players and coaches. You only getting a couple of drives a half, you know, or in ecology, you know your eight ninety plays a lot of times. So every play's gotta count, every drive's

gotta count. Urban Meyer earlier today and welcome back Jaguars Happy Hour, J P. Shadrick, Tony Baselli no beat Brisco tonight and it's time for social media questions. Tony, it's your favorite time of each and every show where we dig into the mail bag. We put out the bat signal earlier today on social media and here are the best that we've come up. My favorite segment. We've got a bunch of them tonight, Number one tonight from at General of Duval. Should C. J. Henderson start Week one?

No idea, It's way too early. Um. I think he's been out with a total of three practices full at patent Um, so let's give it some time, pretty straight. But going into the game Saturday, out there again today, which is great. He was rees today. It's a better team if C. J. Henderson's you're starting corner because he's a good football player, but you have to be available. Um,

he's had some off the field issue. When I say issues, it's you know, we're not sure what they are, but he's had some sort of health issues, whether it's the betterment of like physical health, mental health. I have no idea, and by the way, it's none of my business. It's none of any of our business until it does. You know, if you can't play, then they'll let us know why. But all I know is we're a better team with him out there. And he played well in the first

preseason game. He showed his ability, had the one miss tackle. But you haven't had that many reps out there. I'm not overly concerned with that. Had a couple of past breakups. Um, I like our secondary. If he started in one corner, you got Shakie Griffin at the other, and you have Tyson Campbell's your nickel. Pretty good, pretty good right there, pretty athletic, pretty fast. Let's see how the rest of

camp and the preseason goes with him. Next question at s Boss seven, can Tony see pushing Taylor inside the right guard since Adalis had him doing better there because of his power instead of footwork, pushing Cam to right tackle, and putting Walker at left tackle since he was literally like a wall Saturday night. I think at most I saw him getting pushed three to four steps back. That's a long series of thoughts. Yeah, so one Walker Little is a big man in physical but we talked about

he has a lot of work to do. I do think he ultimately can be a start will be a starting tackle here we left or right, Um, because he has that kind of talent. He's athletic, he's powerful, he's

a naturally big man. Um. I'm not sure why you would move um Juwan Taylor into right guard when maybe the guy who played the best football in any of your offensive line and last year was a J. Cannon and a J Cann Everyone's gonna pay attention to first play where if the ball is out on time, it's late pressure, ball was held, end up getting a sack. Um offensive line is always gonna get blamed for it, even if it's not completely their fault. Go watch the

rest of the game. Every play from that he was pretty much physically domin He was very good last year. A J Can's went your best offensive lignment. So no, I'm not moving Jwan Taylor inside to take a J Can's job. They want to start to write and now if you wanted to move Cam to right tackle and go compete with Juwan Taylor, because you wanted to walk a little possibly later this year. Walker little's got to

get better right now, He's not. He's not better than Cam a left tackle at this point today, right this seconds not based one we saw on the tape. Could he could? He could be better at right than Juwan right now? I don't know, tell me when I see it, Okay, I mean all you can go buy is the tape, not what we want, not what you hope not you're based on your bias or your feelings or whether I did last year did or you didn't like either, Like so if I watched the tape, can perform better than

walk a little? Okay? Camp should play? Next question from at the Underschool Jacks fans six one five on d how did the run fits look on tape? We all believe it will be crucial to stop the run, not only this year, but every year. Hashtag go Jags. You know what, You're right, It is crucial to stop the run, not only this year, whatever year. If I were to get Jacks fan six one five on the phone or the Underscore Jacks fan six one five on the phone and asked him to give me the definition of a

run fick, what does he What does that mean? I know what it means, but I'm saying, dude, do you think he knows that a run like J What if that's actually you know, like the linebacker coach China. If I would ask you JP, give me a description of run fits the way I understand it, it's fitting the gaps up front. So everybody has a gap top. So if you're a one if you're one gap defense, it's so if I'm the one technique and my responsibility is the front side a gap, I'm run fitting into that gap.

If it's a two gap defense, it's different because now I'm reading the man and I'm playing two very simple So okay, um, overall run fits, Um I did. I'll be honestly, I didn't study the defense that first Sea where I watched like every single play and watched the I watched individual play more than anything for this first preseason game. Typically, the way I watched the preseason is watched individuals. Less about scheme UM, more individual. I thought

Von Hamilton's very good. I thought, um dwant Smoot played the solid game, Malcolm Brown flashed, had some good players, got in the backfield UM twelve times for fifteen yards on the first half. Robertson, Robertson, Roy Robertson, Harris, Robertson, Harris Um, Robertson, Harris, Roy Robertson, Harris. I know, I'm just calling by his last name, just like I called Brown by his last name, and like I called Hamilton by his last names. Have two last names, Robertson, We

has double last names. Right, go ahead, so didn't count. Just as if it's that's a great question, it's all one word. If it's hyphens, it's one name. Robinson, Harris, Robertson. That's why I said Robinson er Okay, go ahead, Robertson, we know who you're talking about. Okay, since you say it, then, Roy Robertson, Harris, Robertson, Harris, thank you. That's what I said the first time. Good job. You know you're really being mean spirited. I wish we had Pete back here. Robertson, Harris.

Um was good and solid and physical and big. Um. None of the guys I mentioned are great pass rushers. Might means wants by the best of them, I thought, Chas and some good run you know they've got pass rushing. Josh Allen had some good pass rushes, but overall the run defense was very good, which is what you want. That's good. That's a good start. But now then again,

Brown's junior varsity was out there. Yes, no starters none, two best backs not there, top receivers not there, top tight end not there, starting line not their quarterback not there. You were playing the j B second team. That should have been the keeping it real segment right there. But we'll see. Hey, you know, it's a good start though, goodtitive.

They ran them out there. So next question from Jay Hopkins b g S question for you, JP, it seemed to me when you interviewed Urban after the game that he was more upset about losing free season than other head coaches have been mid season. Did it come across that way to you, great show, No, I think he was a negative ghost writer. The pattern is full, thank you. I think that he was frustrated with some of those situations.

We heard him talk about the holding on the kickoff return and the field position was not great and they didn't execute a couple of times in the fourth and one play it didn't work out, And I think he said going into the game, you know the results you want to win the game, but there are more important things to a preseason game in the actual final score. Some other coaches would think differently on that that we've

seen around here. Um, every coach mid season is going to have a much different idea of that than they do in the preseason. So I'm not sure what that was. If you have a game like that opening day and that, then I think he'll share his postgame interview pleasure would be interesting. I'll say that good luck, let's hope it doesn't win all Yeah, I agree with that. Let's move along. Next question at Jags eight. Five thoughts on pass rush and it was the first preseason game, but should we

be concerned with the lack of pass rush? Guys weren't getting enough pressure to affect quarterbacks and didn't seem to be getting home on blitz is Tony Oh my goodness, remember one the one thing that he said that was right, Please don't panic, um, if you want to look at pass rush, Josh Allen had very few raps. A couple of you did. He had a good inside pass work and got pressure. Um, so I can't even get warmed up.

And uh ca, Levan Chason had two really good pass rushes that stood out where he won Alan played twelve snap here's the thing, and how many of those were actually pass rushing situations? You know, not many. The ball was out quick case Keenom's a veteran. It was a lot of short passing. You know, he hit the third step, hit the fifth step. It's out. It's hard to hit the quarterback when that's happening. And so um I would not. I'm I'm concerned about it overall for the season, Like

where is the pass rush gonna come? We talked about that last week with Pete on this show. So I think I think it's a fair question to ask. What happened in the preseason game has zero impact on my being happy or sad or scared or optimistic about it. Doesn't change your feelings from anything, not one bit. Okay, next question from at deston Ray fort nine. Let's cut the team, sir. That's not a question. Yeah, that's a statement, and Pete's not here to do it for you, so

I will not do that. The first cut is tomorrow, deadline down, dude, that they're gonna go from. See, I knew this. I had this argument, and you know what if Frank and Jeff are listening right now. Joe, you were in the booth and I said, there's multiple cuts, one every week, every two. What did they say, Joe, put your ma Tell what they said? Tell me. I want you to say it. Say it. He doesn't remember. No, it's all one cuts. Correct. No, there's one every Tuesday, Frangie,

don't ever question me again. I'm always right. It goes to five tomorrow, next Tuesday it goes from eighty five to eighty and then the next Tuesday it's down tote with basically two weeks to the regular season. I knew it. And there's gonna be people available for the practic squad. Yes, those rules are the same as Yes, all that's the same from last year, but the cut is different this year. Any surprises on this first cut, I think on the first cut there won't be many surprises, right, I mean

it was it. The only team I heard is like in like so like ridiculous. Tim Tebow just got I was getting killed on Twitter last night, just killed, not just in Jacksonville like national um. But the interesting thing about Tim Tebow to me was not the miss blocks or any of that stuff that happens in football by the way, and he's a brand new tight end. He's uh. Those other guys are paid across the line, and it just so I could critique that. I can walk through it.

We've talked about it, Jeff and I have talked about it. There's a physicality that needs to work on, so unforth, like, I don't like it got too much the memes. It was too much to man, Come on, give me the guy a break, because I I could literally go through Hall of Famers tape and show embarrassing box. That's just not I don't I don't like stuff like that anyway. Anyways, the bigger thing I'd be concerned about. He was the only tight end that didn't play in any special teams none,

zero snaps. And typically if you're gonna be a down the line tight end or that move tight end slash fullback, you were playing on special teams because you're not going to be kept if you otherwise. And so I'm not saying he's gonna be a first cut, but that was surprising to me JP that he was not, because you would think if his point, if your plan was that Tim Tebow on this roster as your fourth or fifth tight end or fourth, fifth, tight end s, last fullback

which we've seen him running practice. UM that he would be on special teams and so that was that was like the light went off. I'm like, oh, this isn't because he got other guys you know, going ten reps on special teams. That's the high water markets. Luke Farrell had eight snaps on special teams. Yeah, the tight end list. Man Hurts I saw out there for kickoff returns. Farrell had eight. Uh Davis had five snaps on special teams. Shaunessy had two snaps on special and had six. Man

Hurts had one. Managed to the starter and you hadbody else had at least one, and he was on kickoff returns. I remember seeing him and he's a starter. I was shocked that Teabo got no reps. I would be concerned if I was UM a player who was trying to make this roster on the down at the bottom of the roster, which Tim Tebo was clearly trying to do. He's not gonna be the Starter's not gonna be the second. He's not a dynamic pass catcher. That's not his role.

He's they they've been moving him a move tight end block, you know, in the fullback at fullback position. If that was my role and I'm not on any special teams, I'd start looking around going, um, hey, I can cover kicks, raise my hand, hey, I can blocks. What do you want to do, coach? Coach put me in because you have to contribute there if you're gonna make this roster. So, um, I spring that up because cuts are coming tomorrow. Yes five. I'm not saying he's getting cut. Um, I have no

idea who's getting cut? Um? Urban North Trent called me, give me asking me. Didn't know. I'm shocked they should. I mean, I know they're new and all guys, but Tony's on the wall. You know, they understand that he has to go through me. I mean, like to ask you, you'll tell them. By the way, no one in the history of this franchise has ever called me and asked me. I had plenty opinions every years, a player or not, but that no one asked me. And I'm also curious.

Urban touched on a little bit today. The effort of all these guys put through it. It's kind of be about the first time he's had to cut cut. I mean, he's probably he's running people off. Don't get the guys are going through offseason and training camp and his first time to have to sit down across the desk and it's hard. It well, everyone hates it. I've had to fire people in my my professional crew before and it's miserable.

It's no fun. You don't want to dude that. No one wants to do that, especially when someone's worked hard and giving you everything they got and you still to tell him sorry. That's why it's different than running a guy off at college because urban he's a bad guy. It's like it's easy, like just get out, Like I'm

tired of giving you four chances. Yeah, that's enough. But when you are doing everything the coaches ask and you're working your tail off and you're just not good enough, and you, as the indivials, have to tell that guy that not fun. For one final social media question from that Jacob Reinhardt too all right, Tony, which do you like being on Better Colin Calherd or Jaguar's Happy Hour? And he submitted a photo of you on television with cow heard today. I'm a I'm a I'm a loyal

Jaguar dot Com. I don't think there's a better host in the nation on radio than JP. So I'll choose JP every day of the week. How about that. That's that's high praise. Appreciate that, coins but at it for a long time. Collin's great love Gong been on the show several times. I think he's one of the best radio people, uh, in the business. What do you have to say about what he does? Before I get that?

What he does is remarkable to me. He literally carries a three or four hour show seven days or five days a week by himself, with guests like you know, how hard is just to talk into a mic for three straight out? And Jim Rome It's like, what it is? Unreal? I mean it's not easy. Um. And so I think he's one of the best. Um, what do you have to say about that? But I still choose to be with you JP. Just asking about it was a lot

of Trevor. It was let me, let me give you the gist of the interview, which is most which is this is what people want to know. It's actually tell me about urban. How's it going with Urban? Tell me that, Trevor, how's it going? Trevor? I mean, that's the And then he asked me a question about Gardner Minshew if I thought he was a starting quarterback or not in the NFL, um I said, on a team that wants to contend for a championship and for the playoffs, I do not

think he's really started. I don't think he's a franchise quarterback. That's my opinion. Um. I said that last year. Um I think, is is he a guy that if you are looking for a transition, can you start and win using football games? Sure? Could he be like a Ryan Fitzpatrick type of player? Sure? In time? I think yeah, I mean immediately, which I don't. I don't think he's a if I'm building a franchise, he's not my starting quarterback. Like I mean, if you're trying to go win a championship,

I mean nothing against them. I love the competitiveness, I love his like work, hard, grit, all those things. But if you're asking me honestly, like I think he's a good really good backup if you if you have a franchise quarterback that can come in and win games when the guy's out until he gets back, if you're transitioning, looking for that in between before till you find the guy. Okay, if I'm trying to win a championship by building my

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couple of weeks. I can collapse. In the background. There are people buzzing about this show tonight, Tony Award winning, highest ratings ever. I'm gonna tell you this one is right up there, almost as good as the one when you were gone in London. Well, I know your dad prefers. Pete's gone more than me. I know that for a fact.

I got inside sources that Mr Shaddick prefers show. I mean, who doesn't really, I mean, if you don't, then there's you know, maybe there's something wrong now and for everyone next week you gonna have to just I mean, the good news is we'll be playing the Saint. You can listen to the broadcast on the radio Public Sailgate show four o'clock. I'm sorry, I keep saying it's at eight o'clock, kick eight o'clock here for three hours before is five o'clock.

And so what was told there would be no math to know a lot of pregame stuff will be on it. But Unfortunately, there will be no Monday Night show next weekend. Um, due to contract issues. I will not be here on Tuesday. You're not coming in to do the backup show. No, what's not Joe said, I didn't have to go. Joe negotiated my contract. He said no Tuesdays only Mondays. Uh. He was a hard line restive. I think the other reason is because I don't think we have any airtime Tuesday.

We could, I mean create it if we needed to. I think that's probably Monday nights. We'll be back in two weeks from now. Yeah, the Monday Night show of course. Now this week coming up Wednesday, it's Huddle Up with Bucky Brooks Wednesday afternoon, four o'clock on Jaguars dot Com. I'll tell you one of the best editions we made. It was last year and he had a role in

his roles expanding. It was Bucky Brooks. Bucky Brooks, if you've ever not have you ever seen him, former teammate of mine, if you ever saw him, if you ever get a chance to see him on the NFL network, I believe it is it is. Um. I get confused with all the different stations. He is really good and he does a great job, and the addition of him

to our team has been a great one. I know he if you watched if if you were unfortunate enough not to hear the radio on Saturday night, which I know that was much listening for everybody to listen to Jeff and I, um, I'm sure him and I know him and Brian Sexon did a great job doing the TV. He's he's, he's he is, so he's so good and and so what's this Wednesday show? I mean, it's uh. We used to call it Happy Hours Huddle Up with

Bucky Brooks. We've made that the podcast in the offseason called it huddle Up because it was Wednesday midweek kind of thing, you know, And we put it out in the morning, so it wasn't Happy Hour at nine am last I checked most places. No, it's gonna be in the afternoon. We're gonna call it Huddle Up with Wednesday's four o'clock dot com Bucky good luck. Try to get the second place, because you're never gonna get the first place.

There's only one first place on this network, and that's the Monday night show without Basselly Because the Prisco when when you were in London is number one. This is a close second. Let's let's be clear. The dame of this show is BESSELLI, Shadrick and sometimes Pe Prisco here at the top of the marquee. Uh there, come on, JP. Is there any doubt about that? I don't know, man, I don't know. No. But and then and then Thursday we have coaches happy and I'll I'll be joining weeks.

I'm on the road doing Thursday night football. Now we have a great lineup. The team does great. I'm looking for this is good time in the morning. Oh, it's great. There's so much and I'm not self promoting here, all seriousness. Bucky coming on is great. Jeff obviously always does a great job. J p Ashland, Brian Sexton, you know, Joe making the whole engine run so um who joined us and I did forget about him? So anyways, good stuff and the hope is and we saw, you know, a

snippet on Saturday night of this Jaguar team. Um, some good,

some bad, some ugly. You know, probably I found. You know, it was interesting because going into the game and going into camp, there was so much excitement because Urban and Trevor and and to the point because it happened back in February or in the January hired or been excitement have the first of all pick free agency, Okay, not as much excitement, maybe as usual because it wasn't the big, big splash guy but a good pleaser skill Griffriend and uh, it's spent a lot of free agency money they had,

but they didn't get like everyone wanted, like whatever, But anyways, excitement. Then the draft comes Lawrence who excitement and it's just you have O, T A and and like there's this fever pitch and I think people were like, we are super like we were in the super Bowl, like we are ready, here we go domination. Depending on who you asked, Yeah, I mean and I felt it, which is good, that's what you wanted, fans. But then you got into the preseason game and all of a sudden you're playing the

Browns backups. It doesn't go so well. I think that's good from this standpoint. Hey, little like, we have work to do. That doesn't mean we're not gonna be a good team. That doesn't mean Urban was it. I mean Urban's great, Trevor's great, we got all these great players, but it's the reality ality check is that we have a this is uh what's the old saying? Rome wasn't built in a day break by It's a process. You have to lay a foundation, you have to do the

hard work. You have to get in the details, you need the reps, you need to go on the same page, and it's gonna take a process. It's gonna take time. Um and so everyone just take a deep breath. Don't panic. It's okay. It wasn't great. Some good stuff, some bad stuff, some of this stuff, but don't panic. It'll be okay as long as we keep on getting the error point in the right direction so that this thing hits a um crescendo. Come Houston. We have to kick it off

for real, because that's what matters everything. All you're trying to do is get the building blocks in place where you can put your best foot forward and have your best performance when you play Houston, and then you know what you do after that. Then you start building again and try to have your best performance whoever we play the next week, Denver Broncos. How much do you charge an hour for these sessions? Tony? I should charge I'm thinking about opening a website self help with this is

Tony Boselli. I'm listening than to steal Fraser's line, right, you're helping a lot of people right down. I mean, do you disagree. Yeah, that's the first preseason. Yeah, it's a whole new, the whole things new. Yeah, you got a month to the regular season and then that's when it really meant Now, like we said earlier, if that happens Week one in Houston, okay, alarm bells might ring a little bit, but you got a month until all that goes down. A couple of quick NFL notes, Cam

Newton or Mac Jones. Who's gonna start in New England? Tony, I think Cam starts the opening day. I think by the end of the year, Mac Jones is your starter. Seahawks made a final offer to fifth year safety Jamal Adams. Will he play in Seattle? And he'll play? And it makes sense to said, if you're an player, short career is too short. And Dalton the number one quarterback in Chicago, Go Fields needs more reps. Will he be the starter

at some point sooner before the season ends? Fields will be a starter in a Dalton will start the season. They have a good football team, good defense. There, there's a look around the NFL. That's how we roll. Because we had our session with Tony Boselli that calm everybody can breath. Peter me back with us in a couple of weeks. We're off next Monday because of Monday Night Football.

The Jags and the Saints coming up. Great show, Tony, JP, thanks to John Osier, thanks to Greg Cosal, Joe Fortunado, Brent Reebert Trimpadia. I'm JP, Shadrick and we will catch you next time. It's Jaguars Happy Hour on the Jaguars Digital Network.