Locked On Jaguars - Daily Podcast On The Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jacksonville Jaguars are off to a rocky start, sitting at 0-2 despite a roster brimming with talent. With Trevor Lawrence's performance under scrutiny and a defense led by Ryan Nielsen playing the most man coverage in the NFL, the Jaguars face a crucial test against the Buffalo Bills. Meanwhile, the Bills, led by Josh Allen, have adapted to offseason roster changes and are thriving with a 2-0 record. This episode explores the Jaguars' keys to victory, including mental resilience and strategic use of their top players, while the Bills focus on countering the Jaguars' pass rush and maintaining disciplined defense. Will the Jaguars overcome their early-season struggles, or will the Bills continue their winning streak? Tune in for an engaging analysis of this pivotal matchup.

Can the Jacksonville Jaguars find their offensive identity and turn their season around? With a rocky 0-2 start, the Jaguars face mounting pressure to redefine their strategy and secure a crucial win against the Buffalo Bills. This episode tackles the Jaguars' need to consistently utilize their star players, rather than relying on depth rotations that dilute their offensive power. The host explores the myriad of small issues contributing to the team's losses, emphasizing the importance of leaving past negativity behind. The discussion highlights how a victory over the Bills could shift perceptions and boost team confidence. Listeners will gain insights into the Jaguars' overreliance on versatility and the potential impact of sticking to what works best. Tune in to discover how the Jacksonville Jaguars can overcome their challenges and what it means for their future in the league.

Are the Jacksonville Jaguars reverting to their old ways? Despite high hopes for the season, the Jaguars are showing signs of their past struggles. With key figures like Doug Peterson, Trent Baalke, and Shad Khan at the helm, the team faces internal challenges that could derail their progress. Explore the Jaguars' organizational dysfunction, marked by questionable personnel decisions and a lack of accountability. The episode examines the tension between the coach and front office, focusing on the offensive line and defensive choices that clash with the coach's vision. The discussion raises the possibility of a major overhaul if improvements aren't seen soon. Will the Jaguars make the necessary changes to turn their season around? Tune in for an engaging analysis of the team's current state and potential future.

The Jaguars' recent loss to the Browns wasn't just about the score. Despite facing a team with backup offensive tackles, the Jags couldn't capitalize, raising questions about their identity and leadership. Doug Peterson's frustration was evident, and Trevor Lawrence admitted to missing key plays. What do you think is the biggest issue holding the Jaguars back right now? Listen

The Jacksonville Jaguars face a pivotal moment in their [Sport] season as they prepare for a crucial home opener against the Cleveland Browns. With last week's loss still fresh, the Jaguars need a win to regain momentum. How will their offensive strategy evolve? The discussion centers on the potential shift towards a run-heavy approach, drawing parallels to how the Buffalo Bills utilize Josh Allen. The episode also tackles the controversial Mac Jones trade rumors, questioning the wisdom of trading the backup QB to a conference rival like Miami. Additionally, the host analyzes the significance of home field advantage, especially after the stadium's renaming, and the impact it could have on fan excitement and team morale.

The Cleveland Browns face significant challenges after a rocky Week 1, with offensive line struggles and Deshaun Watson's questionable performance raising eyebrows. Is Watson's slump due to physical issues, mental blocks, or off-field distractions? Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars are making waves with their strategic upgrades, adding physical receivers like Gabe Davis and Brian Thomas Jr. to bolster their offense. This episode breaks down the Browns' need to revitalize their run game and offensive line, while the Jaguars' defense, under new coordinator Ryan Nielsen, shows promise with standout performances from players like Travon Walker. Key discussions include the Browns' potential quarterback options and the Jaguars' strategies to maintain pressure on Watson without letting him escape the pocket.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are showing promising signs with the development of Tank Bigsby and Travon Walker, but unexpected struggles on the offensive line raise questions. How will the team address these issues, especially in crucial moments? This episode breaks down the Jaguars' defensive rotation, situational play calling, and the importance of moving past mistakes. Key players like Travis Etienne are highlighted, and the discussion covers the team's evolving strategies and potential improvements.

Doug Pederson's recent comments on the Jaguars' defense have sparked debate. Did he really blame the coaching staff, or was he taking responsibility? The Jaguars showed promise against the Dolphins, executing well for most of the game before faltering in the fourth quarter. The hosts dissect the offensive play-calling, questioning if predictability cost them the game. With a must-win matchup against the struggling Cleveland Browns on the horizon, the pressure is on. Concerns about the offensive line's performance despite heavy investment also take center stage.

The Jacksonville Jaguars suffered a narrow 20-17 defeat to the Miami Dolphins, sealed by a walk-off field goal. Was Travis Etienne's fumble the turning point? Our host breaks down the critical moments, including Brian Thomas Jr.'s standout performance, Tank Bigsby's impressive running, and Travon Walker's two sacks. Concerns about the safety play opposite Andre Cisco and the offensive line's second-half struggles are also discussed. The importance of the upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns is emphasized, given the Jaguars' challenging schedule ahead.

The Jacksonville Jaguars Are 0-1 to start the season in a game they dominated early. RB Travis Etienne literally fumbled the game away while en route to scoring a TD that would have given the team a 24-7 lead late in the 3rd quarter. A tough loss to start the year.

Trevor Lawrence has a golden opportunity to showcase his skills and quiet his critics as the Jacksonville Jaguars face off against Miami. With an improved offensive line and a bolstered receiving corps, Lawrence is set to make a statement. The Jaguars plan to counter Miami's speed with physicality, especially on defense, by being aggressive at the line of scrimmage. Rookie receiver Parker Washington is expected to shine, potentially breaking big plays on offense and special teams. Special teams play, including punting and field goal kicking, could be the key to a Jaguars victory.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have bolstered their offense with bigger receivers and a stronger offensive line to support Trevor Lawrence. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins face challenges with their offensive line but stick to their quick-passing, wide zone scheme. Both teams are adjusting to new defensive coordinators, which could lead to early-season communication issues. Key matchups include the Jaguars aiming to score touchdowns and limit turnovers, while the Dolphins focus on ball control and pressuring Lawrence. With dynamic playmakers on both sides, this game promises to be a high-scoring affair.

In this episode of Locked on Jaguars, host Tony Wiggins delves into the pivotal seasons ahead for key players Travis Etienne, Devin Lloyd, and Andre Cisko. Wiggins discusses why this year is crucial for Etienne, highlighting his dual-threat capabilities and the need for improved team performance to elevate his impact. He also examines Lloyd's potential to solidify his role amidst competition and the importance of Cisko's health and athleticism in the new defensive scheme. With insights on team dynamics and individual performances, this episode sets the stage for an exciting season for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan doesn't say much, but when he spoke about expectations recently he was spot on. He could not have been more correct about this team being in the place where they should compete at the highest level. He's spent money, been patient, and given GM Trent Baalke and HC Doug Pederson every possible resource to win with. Now it's time for results that should come with that. If it doesn't.....well, you know what will happen.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have improved enough that we are making a bold decision and calling a 12-5 season. That would be a 3 game improvement over the last 2 seasons when the team won 9 games in each. That puts them in a position to win the AFC South or be a higher seeded wildcard. I think they find there way to the AFC last 4 standing and then anything can happen. The Offensive and Defensive player of the year will have a lot to do with that and we name them here as well.

Going into 2023, the Jacksonville Jaguars offensive line was not thought of as the weak link by many except the host of this podcast. It turned out they, in fact, were what undid the team the most. What about this season? Will it happen yet again. Most think that if they under-achieve, the O-line will be the culprit. We don't disagree. But what if it's something else? What could it be? Listen and find out, here.

A lot of talk about the Jacksonville Jaguars LB's was about Devin Lloyd and his improved condition, but the biggest rise has come from Chad Muma this pre-season. Playing with more speed and confidence has him in the "or" part of the depth chart so far which has most waiting to see who starts next to Foye Oluokun in certain 2 LB sets. Depth is no longer an issue for that unit. Listen:

The Houston Texans are ready to take on the rest of the AFC South in 2024. But the Jacksonville Jaguars, Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans aren’t going quietly. The 2024 AFC South preview covers predictions, win total over/unders, potential MVP candidates, top to bottom division rankings, and everything you need to know about the AFC South heading into the 2024 NFL season.

The Jacksonville Jaguars signed DL Arik Armstead in the off-season to be a pivotal piece of the defense for the next couple of years. With the way initial cuts have gone, his presence takes on even a bigger meaning if the team is gonna have success this year and maybe beyond. We take a look on this episode.

We take a look at the Jacksonville Jaguars Cuts and see which units or "rooms" rank the highest in terms of how confident we are about them and rank them top to bottom. A race between the Defensive Line, Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers, and Running Backs is compelling, while the Offensive Line sits alone at the bottom.

The starting EDGE rushers for the Jacksonville Jaguars are obviously set, and pretty damn good too. With the trade of recent Free Agent Trevis Gipson to Seattle, it appears at first glance to lack depth. But there may be a wildcard like the development of 2nd year player D.J. Coleman or perhaps Veteran Arik Armstead getting snaps at Big End than we projected. We dive into it that today on this episode.

POSTCAST: The Jacksonville Jaguars dominated the Atlanta Falcons 31-0 in their pre-season finale, and even though it was against backups, we don't care. They had 2 choices: Play clean or look ugly, and they played very clean. Now it's time to make tough decisions. That will be more difficult (in a good way) because they are much more talented than in the past. Lots of positives to discuss on this episode.

While the Jacksonville Jaguars likely know the majority of their roster, there are a handful of spots that could be decided tonight for both the roster as well as the depth chart, when the Atlanta Falcons host the team in the 2024 pre-season finale. We look at those battles and compare and contrast against the opposition to see where the team stacks up heading into the regular season opener.

Offensive Coordinator Press Taylor should be the play-caller for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2024. I explain why while also detailing how the EDGE is no longer spoken of as a priority and how Brian Thomas Jr is a fan favorite already after lukewarm reactions to him being drafted. The reckoning happens on this episode.

The best players on any NFL team sets the tone for the rest of the squad. That's why it's important to identify who the best players and leaders are as you get ready for the 2024 regular season. For years it has argued that the top players couldn't match up to other teams, especially the elite. The Jaguars are closer. Much closer.

The last pre-season game of 2024 will see the starters play a full half for the Jacksonville Jaguars. HC Doug Pederson rested the majority of those players in week 2, so getting them game-ready is what will happen this week vs Atlanta. Also 4 players in year 2 are all ready to contribute this season. The impact could mean so much moving forward. And veteran help at Safety seems to be a priority. I tell you why.

Saturday's home pre-season game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be "prove it" time for many players hoping to be Jacksonville Jaguars. With many key starters not playing the opportunity exists for many to stake their claim to being with the team when the regular season rosters are announced. Another thing to watch are the players who have likely clinched a spot, but want to show that they can be regulars in the rotation. Saturday's game is a good place to get that conversation started. We name names on this episode as players to look out for.

General Manager doesn't like to live in the past, but his current status and future sure seem to be affected by it. After very little movement in the off-season a year ago, the team really added a ton in free agency prior to the draft before declaring a second time to be a draft and develop organization. It appears to have worked everywhere except the offensive line after observing training camp. Can they make up for the 2023 gaffe of standing still? Let's answer that and more on this show.

Playing the hits will have to lead the jaguars over their misses from a talent standpoint. It became evident through today's joint practice session with the Tampa Bay Bucs that concerns observers had after week 1 preseason, that also matched those coming into training camp, might be legitimate and that's unfortunate. That offensive line will put the Jags in a spot that will require everyone else elevating to make up for it. But, it is possible, to a certain extent. I explain on this episode.

Jacksonville Jaguars Offensive Coordinator Press Taylor is the most scrutinized staff member of the teams staff, coaching and operations combined. And that will continue if the team struggles to get beyond 9 wins. But, hearing him explain concepts and how much time is put in behind the scene makes you believe he will be just fine. Any ill feelings might be misplaced due to talent concerns by some. We look at that and ask if there are missing parts to this Jaguars team as we get into week 2 of pre-season games.

After a win in their pre-season opener, the Jacksonville Jaguars have more information on their roster evaluations as the club heads into week 2 of camp and joint practice sessions with their next opponent in Tampa Bay Bucs. Find out who we believe is rising and falling in the race fore the roster, which units need improving, and why it's still too early to give up on anyone.

The Jacksonville Jaguars won their pre-season opener vs the Kansas City Chiefs in impressive fashion, 26-13, in front of a solid crowd. It was pre-season. I know. The Chiefs only played their starters 1 drive on both sides of the ball, so everything has to be taken with a grain of salt. But still... things could have gone badly but didn't. Parker Washington and Tank Bigsby, both 2nd year players, did exactly what they needed to for the team to have confidence in their development. Rookie Kicker Cam Little also impressed with a lively leg that showed the ball coming off his foot with Power. And yes, Brian Thomas Jr., Trevor Lawrence, and others had good efforts as well.

The Jacksonville Jaguars used Thursday's non-padded practice as a chance to prep for their pre-season opener vs the Kansas City Chiefs in 2 days. Head coach Doug Pederson seems focused on getting guys healthy as 8 players will not suit up Saturday. Finding the reps for the other 82 players will be a challenge as the team looks to begin vetting the players for roster consideration.

The Jacksonville Jaguars released the first unofficial Depth Chart of training camp with a verbal note from DC Ryan Neilsen that it's "in sand", which means it can change quickly. We discuss that and 1st round pick Brian Thomas Jr, and 2nd year LB Ventrell Miller having meaningful days that solidifies their readiness to contribute.

Remember Sacksonville? It was the name given to the 2017-18 Jacksonville Jaguars defense which was the identity of the team while making the last run prior to the most recent era. Well, Safety Andre Cisco is making the secondary on of the primary reasons for optimism in 2024 with stellar play so far in training camp. That along with the trenches being revamped and a new scheme should lead to the Jaguars having a really measured and consistent effort week to week. Also, injuries are mounting in a too familiar place, the offensive line.

Teams win in different ways in the NFL so there's more than 1 way to do it. The Jacksonville Jaguars must find there own footing and figure out how they can win and do that thing well. Today we explore how they seem to be built and what identity offensively comes with that, and if that style is sustainable to do more than just be competitive.

Walker Little is a player that will have an opportunity to show the Jacksonville Jaguars and the fans how valuable he is at an open practice this weekend. With Cam Robinson ailing after a recent practice and the seriousness of what appears to be a shoulder getting banged up, the practice and the rest of the pre-season may mean Little has a chance to be big for the team in a contract year. He's not alone. We discuss here:

Training camp is in week #2 and while it's much too early to have a definitive 53 man team picked at this point, the Jacksonville Jaguars have given us plenty of opportunity to make an educated guess about the roster due to their rep rotations. This is OUR opinion, not an informed one based on anything said by the team, so enjoy.

The offense continued to close the gap with the defense at Jacksonville Jaguars training camp. The defense has made it realistically difficult, though. Devin Duvernay has shown up big time at WR.

The Jacksonville Jaguars offense puffed their chest out today and had a great practice as pads went on and competition kicked it up a notch. Trevor Lawrence had a great day as well as some of the younger players as the team continues to mix up the player combinations. Fans can woosah now as things normalized between the offense and defense.

Jacksonville Jaguars Head Coach Doug Pederson spoke prior to Monday's practice and made it clear that while the defense has played better than the offense so far, the staff isn't at all concerned. He said the offense wasn't scheming yet and the team isn't in "week 5" as if to say, "relax", to the critics. He seems to give a little bit of cover for Trevor Lawrence having a slower than expected (fans and media expectations) start to camp last week. We aslo explore why the defense has seemed to be lights out and if there is a reason to think it should be expected.

Trevor, Trevor, Trevor. 3 days into the 2024 training camp and the 4th year Jacksonville Jaguars QB has managed to fan the flames of doubt in his non-believers as well as some supporters. In our case, it has unfortunately given us a giant snowball to talk about, honestly. Thanks a lot!!

Trevor Lawrence threw 2 picks in the endzone while Andrew Wingard was the recipient and won the day for the defense. I know, it's still early, but we all hope to see the QB not do those things. Also, DC Ryan Nielsen continues to impress with his communication and information which we discuss here.

The 2024 season is upon us and the Jacksonville Jaguars got things off to a solid start. 2 players stuck out as much as they could in shorts, DB Jarrian Jones and LB Caleb Johnson. Also Doug Pederson had some interesting comments prior to practice about how he feels about the the team and play calling.

The Jacksonville Jaguars extend CB Tyson Campbell for 4 years and Nearly $76 million to make their "Draft and Develop" talk more than lip service. He becomes the 3rd original draftee to be extended with Edge Josh Hines-Allen and QB Trevor Lawrence. proving that the team is serious about player retention moving ahead. Andre Cisco is currently on deck to be next. Some are still skeptical of the move, understandably. Also, we discuss the mood as camp is les than 24 hours away.

Offensive Line and Defensive Secondary are the biggest concerns for the Jacksonville Jaguars as training camp 2024 begins in the coming days. How big are those concerns, and will it cause the team to under-achieve? Depends on who steps up to stand in the gap. Listen

The Jacksonville Jaguars weren't slow a year ago, but that doesn't mean they were above average as a team in terms of speed. In fact, it was something they needed to improve along with their physicality. They did it! I believe it will show on the field that the Jags will be in the top 25% in the league when it comes to team speed, which means more big explosive plays. Also the throwback uniforms that were unveiled recently are amongst the best in the NFL and fans are excited.

The Jacksonville Jaguars D-Line has the talent to be good. Marcel Dareus in 2017. Marcus Stroud and John Henderson A decade earlier. Bullies in the middle. That is what the Jacksonville Jaguars miss and need in 2024. Between Davon Hamilton, and rookies Maason Smith and Justin Jefferson, the group must emerge as physical monsters to aid the lift the team hopes to get from their young core. I think they can.

Travon Walker is one of the Jacksonville Jaguars top 5 players. I expect him to be a top 3 player by the end of the year, and he won't be #3 in my opinion. Much of the way I feel is about Walker himself, but Ryan Nielsen's track record and communication and teaching skills is another reason I believe this year will be great for #44.

It's the little things! The Jacksonville Jaguars don't seem to have many big questions heading into training camp. However it's the little things that ppl wanna know that might have a big impact on the season and future. We do our final Mailbag of the off-season before the start of next weeks 2024 training camp.

If the Jacksonville Jaguars build this team to win a Super Bowl, it would change the city and the trajectory of every single person involved forever. Players and coaches would be viewed differently. Trent Baalke may be the biggest beneficiary of everyone in that scenario. But, there are things that come with it that will make the future different as well.

Of course we have a way too early 53 man roster prediction for the Jacksonville Jaguars. This time it comes from Beat Writer Demetrius Harvey and we go through it, player by player.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have many things to do if they will advance further as an organization. We name the 5 biggest things they must prioritize and execute if the club wishes to progress to a championship contender.

Training Camp battles are necessary, even for the Jacksonville Jaguars who, like every other team, knows who most of their starters are. But, competition is still needed so we lined up some position groups and players who must do their part if the team is gonna rise and take a step forward. We show the value of competing for starters and for depth.

The Jacksonville Jaguars rarely get positive analysis from national media. Lately, that changed and I don't trust it and will tell you why. Also, team owner Shad Khan had some interesting things to say about team building, but the timing made it more interesting.

Tony Wiggins Joined The Peacock & Williamson show to discuss QB Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars. Hear all the details of Trevor's ne contract extension and the expectations coming into the 2024 season.

Jacksonville Jaguars WR Christian Kirk should be appreciated for his consistency since joining the team. He's a long way past being considered overpaid as WR salaries have soared, and his play has been a bright spot which makes it easy to let that criticism go. However his biggest contributions might come with lesser stats since the team has better players and higher hopes that will result in less touches. He will finally get to play the position of slot full time this season.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will create fireworks on the field in 2024. I fully expect the team to be more exciting on the field as the talent level and athleticism have improved. But expect it to be from different players week to week. To celebrate the 4th of July, we make a couple of "plates" involving players from different tiers that we expect the fireworks to come from. Enjoy, and Happy 4th.

On this Jaguars Mailbag episode. fans asked about everything from Trent Baalke to concerns about EDGE #3. We answer that and more while noticing a theme of "Did They Do Enough" as player acquisition has likely ended. Will answer that and maybe surprise you on this episode.

Jacksonville Jaguars Owner Shad Khan chimed in on the play-calling narrative, and his answer notwithstanding, I cringed. Because it is a non issue that gained legs unnecessarily. The team has 10 other things that are more important than that. Plus, I always think it's a bad idea when folks who aren't coaches think they know better than those coaches about coaching. Listen to why.

Jacksonville Jaguars 2nd Year RB Tank Bigsby must take a step forward and be a viable option to help starter Travis Etienne and the running game if the team wants to fulfill those title aspirations.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have had a good off-season, in my opinion. However, "winning The Off-season" has a bit of a negative connotation that suggests that it is what teams do as a consolation to actually winning the games that matter. If the Jags want that narrative to no longer exist, they must win early, and close strong, simultaneously. That is something that has escaped them for most of their existence.

Today we hit 3 subjects: Mount Rushmore Jacksonville Jaguars, The Big men Doug Pederson had to win a ring, and the weird stuff people say when pocket watching Trevor Lawrence. Enjoy

Punchlines by the ill-informed had the Jacksonville Jaguars being moved to another city or London. The folks who knew better have been saying for years that they were not going anywhere. A new stadium deal ensures that for 30 years, and secondarily, quiets the critics who spewed that nonsense all along. Good. Now we'll just wait for the next incorrect talking point about Jacksonville. Take a Bow, Duval. You earned it.

The Offensive Line for the Jacksonville Jaguars is the biggest key to whether or not the team has success in 2024. The unit was addressed in the off-season, but it's normal to wonder if it was enough.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will have ample competition this season. and it will be central to the team forming an "Iron Sharpens Iron" mentality that good teams seem to have. Today we list 10 players that have a chance to push for roster spots and to make a significant contribution in 2024.

Jacksonville Jaguars 2023 First Round Pick Anton Harrison was the best rookie O-lineman in the league last season. I expect even bigger things from the Washington D.C native. The surrounding cast on that line will determine how much it all gets noticed. We discuss that and some of "Chef" Anton's food takes, which are OUTRAGEOUS.

Trevor Lawrence Officially signed his massive contract with his wife at his side today. The Jacksonville Jaguars are now officially married to the 4th year Quarterback for a very long time. Being able to structure the deal to help the team sign his teammates was obviously important, and now the team must follow through with their end of that arrangement. We'll discuss that and what might be next.

Going into the off-season, the areas of concern for the Jacksonville Jaguars were pretty clear to fans. It seems those were also the exact concerns the front office had, as the team seem to have addressed much of what fans discussed. They didn't do everything, as it isn't really possible in 1 year to do so. Find out if they hit the mark, as we identify the area's that still might be weak and vulnerable this season.

Watching the NBA Playoffs reminded me of something we have discussed on Locked On Jaguars for a few years: How the team should be built to compete for a decade under Trevor Lawrence. Also, how just being competitive allows teams to chip away the obstacles that get them closer to a title like the Boston Celtics did. We explain the parallels and different challenges an NFL team has to be able to be that patient.

Trevor Lawrence got a long term contract extension, but he wasn't the first this off-season. Josh Allen also received an extension which means the cornerstone players will be in Jacksonville for the immediate future. That is a turn in the right direction for an organization not known for keeping foundational players that were high draft picks. What does it mean for the hopes of contending for a title? Listen.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have inked QB Trevor Lawrence to a 5 year/$275 Million extension that contains $200 million in guarantees with $142 million of that guaranteed at signing.

OTA's have concluded and rookie WR Brian Thomas Jr impressed everyone who saw him as much as possible in shorts and helmets. In fact, I think his physical talent as we as his demeanor reminds me of the best players the Jacksonville Jaguars have had at that position, SO FAR.

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Trevor Lawrence disrespect is weird, at best. Much of it is hyperbole based or a bi-product of the hype that surrounds a young prospect.

The Jacksonville Jaguars might be polarizing in the media on exactly how good they are, but one thing they don't lack is leadership. In fact, I believe it is a strength of this particular group to have specific types of leaders that they currently have in place.

Travon Walker is entering year #3 with tons of momentum from last season's double digit sacks and visibly better, more consistent play. I think the tweaking of the scheme, and a coach in DC Ryan Nielsen who's known for developing DL and Edge players with similar make-ups as Walker.

If you want a signal about whether the Jacksonville Jaguars are playing well. without looking at the scores in the future, just look at Travis Etienne for the answer. He is the indicator that all is well and the plan is coming together, in my opinion. Listen for why.

It's officially coach speak season as Jacksonville Jaguars assistant coaches meet with the media. Coaches spoke on the new additions as well as some returning youngsters. Any surprises? Of course not, and we discuss why that is good. Listen:

CB Jarrian Jones has a real chance to impact the Jacksonville Jaguars for multiple reasons. Fit, opportunity, and need are all factors, but the main reason is because of his make-up and attitude.

Trevor Lawrence is a proven NFL QB, relatively speaking. He's usually in everyone's top 12. He deserves an extension. BUT, he hasn't lived up to even Jaguars fans expectations, which is fine. See how easy that is?

2024 OTA's tell a story for the Jacksonville Jaguars. How the team conducts itself and moves on a daily basis should look starkly different from a year ago.

What should have been a quiet off-season has gotten loud in a bad way for Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan. The latest PR nightmare is a lawsuit filed that alleges former kicker Brandon McManus inappropriately touched female employees of a charter flight company that staffed the plane that flew the team to London.

As we continue our memories and moments series we get to "The Plays". There have been many plays that have defined the history of the Jacksonville Jaguars team history. We name the ones that come to mind first on this episode. Enjoy

The Jacksonville Jaguars Memories and Moments Series Continues with a look at a rival, nemesis, and flat out "fun" bunch of games with games versus the Pittsburgh Steelers. Formerly a division rival prior to the league's divisional realignment, there was enough history for the rivalry to always have that feeling of hatred in it. Enjoy

The Jacksonville Jaguars Memories and Moments Series Continues with a look at a team the fans cannot stand, and for good reasons, the damn Tennessee Titans. Specifically Eddie George, the late Steve McNair, and Jeff Fisher. 15-3 that season. A trip to a home AFC title game, and a devastating loss to their most hated rival. Enjoy (I hope)

I have so many fond memories of the Jacksonville Jaguars brief history, despite the fact that they've had 75% of that history be absolutely forgettable.

Trevor Lawrence should be paid next, but I understand those that may be hesitant about making the 4th year QB too high on the QB paid list

No one wants to win as bad as Jacksonville Jaguars fans, because the losing has been overwhelming. Can 1 Great season make those fans forget all about that history? Depends how great it is.

The Jacksonville Jaguars defense must take the lead early in the season and that should be Significantly impacted by the play of the front 7 in a year for scheme change.

The Jacksonville Jaguars used the 2nd of two first round picks in 2021 to select RB Travis Etienne at a time when most thought taking a RB in round 1 was a mistake. Have the Jaguars seen a return on that investment? Some. But, it is not too late to feel good about that pick as we point out today on this episode.

Jacksonville Jaguars coach Doug Pederson and Defensive Coordinator Ryan Nielsen spoke and explained the thought process of camp and evaluating players.

Two things can be right simultaneously. I can acknowledge that I understand the Jaguars plan with the offensive line romm AND I can also admit that that room is my biggest concern for the team in 2024.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have a tough schedule and the order of the games makes in more daunting. The good guys will open on the road at Miami vs the Dolphins before coming home in week 2 vs Cleveland. I go through week by week and break down where the potholes are.

$1.4 Billion worth of refurbished upgrades for the Jacksonville Jaguars has met City approval and the club is 1 major step closer to 30 more years in Jacksonville, Florida. That's 1 way to shut up the naysayers. At least for awhile.

On the field improvement has to wait to be manifested for the Jacksonville Jaguars, not so much for off the field. More talent, and a good personnel cycle means a better on field opportunity, and what appears to be a stadium renovation approval on the way, and it seems a lot is going well for the Jags. Of course it has some naysayers, rightfully so. We discuss on this episode.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are mostly done with off-season player acquisitions with only a couple of depth pieces needed. The mystery now becomes whether or not the team actually got better (on paper) than they were last year. So on this episode I went position by position to assess that very thing.

Jacksonville Jaguars Rookie Minicamp kicks off with a large group of newcomers and hopefuls and veteran WR Jarvis Landry. While I'm open for pleasant surprises, experience says there won't be many. What would surprise is if a draft pick doesn't look the part at this point.

DT Maason Smith added much needed size and physical strength to the Jacksonville Jaguars defensive trenches. He was, however, considered a reach by some.