Grant Udinski

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522 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 6d ago

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The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network · Press Pass | Campanile & Udinski on Week 1 Readiness, Prep for Browns' New-Look Offense · 10 Sep 2026 podcast

So just like we have a challenge of anticipating what they're going to be defensively.

The same thing for the defensive plays where they have a challenge of anticipating what we've changed from last year.

So I think going through that process is a great opportunity for us in the off season, even throughout the summer, to really see what we were and how we want to continue to grow.

But it certainly takes a lot of work to go back through everything when you're watching some of the plays that maybe weren't so successful over and over and over again and you have to relive those moments, that makes it a little more painful than we would like.

Yeah, it is a extreme challenge for anybody to learn the offense, whether you're a quarterback or a running back or a wide receiver offensive lineman to come in because you're trying to learn so much mentally and then be able to go out there and physically execute it when you're learning it more often than not in a classroom setting.

where other guys have an opportunity when you're learning it through training camp to gradually learn it from the classroom, take it to the field, classroom to field, classroom to field, or classroom to walk through to field.

Instead you have to totally change that process to take it from all classroom or all film study and then apply everything at once to the field.

So it's a unique process and it's totally different than really any other time you're learning in offensive football.

So whether it's quarterback for Quinn

which we know kind of has the most to learn typically from a communication, from an identification, and really from a conceptual standpoint.

For him or whether it was just a running back trying to learn everything, go out there to physically execute it is a really difficult challenge.

It's probably the same things that Liam mentioned.

You you see the arm talent, the accuracy, the ability to throw in tight windows, the ability to throw with anticipation, the poise under pressure, the ability to fix problems in cloudy or maybe more challenging looks.

I think all of those things were apparent on the tape.

I think he knows that there are areas that he can improve on, and he will continue to improve on those, and that will allow some of those skill sets that you see from an armed talent accuracy.

a great point.

I think all of the backs, Chris in particular for sure, but all of the backs have shown great growth from a conceptual understanding of the pass protection game and then a technical understanding of what we're trying to get accomplished from a footwork hand.

technique standpoint.

And I think Chris, you see when he's approaching some of those blocks in the pass protection game, what he's capable of now that he's started to refine and continue to develop some of that technique.

I love to see the way those guys have embraced that role because it is such an important role and you so often get no credit.

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