Huddle Up | Carrying Offensive Momentum Into Playoffs & Defending Josh Allen
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Welcome to Huddle Up, brought to you by the Field Turtle Group. Jaguar senior writer John Osher, NFL network analyst and former Jaguar Bucky Brooks, and senior reporter J.P. Shatterick bring you the latest on your Jacksonville Jaguars. Huddle Up starts right now. Welcome in. It is Huddle Up with Bucky Brooks. It is Wednesday. It is playoff football, an AFC wildcard playoff game coming up Sunday, 1 o'clock, Everbank Stadium. The six-seed Buffalo Bills, the three-seed Jacksonville Jaguars. We'll get to it coming up. Here is what's coming up on Huddle Up. Of course, the playoff game. We'll take a look at the matchup. Defending Josh Allen, the Bills quarterback, And Bill's running back, James Cook, the number one rushing offense in the National Football League against the number one run defense for the Jaguars.
The Jaguars' offensive momentum, it's sky high at the end of the regular season. How do they carry it over against the Bills' defense? And of course, we'll take a look at the playoff picture, the bracket, both sides on the road to Super Bowl 60. J.P. Shadrick with John Osher from the Hyundai Studios at the Miller Electric Center. Bucky Brooks is with us out in Los Angeles. Huddle Up with Bucky Brooks brought to you by Fields Auto Group Jacksonville. See Fields first. Jacksonville's premier luxury auto group. Go to fieldsauto.com.
What are the playoff implications for the Jaguars and Bills?
Bucky, the energy is here. Playoff football is upon us. Good afternoon.
Yeah, JP, you got a little more juice, a little more pep in your step. I feel like you brought a little more energy because the postseason is here. I would certainly hope that that would be the standard each and every week during the regular season, whatever, that you're not just turning it up because it's a playoff game. I want you to be the same.
Bucky's got his Jaguars going on. Okay, nice sweatshirt finally. Bucky, I'm glad you finally wore some Jaguars garb for the playoffs. That's right.
No, I had on the Jaguars thing last week. No, he's not.
I don't think you did.
He changes right before the show.
He changed out of Raiders gear and put the Jaguars in.
No, no, I did. I had on some Jaguars stuff last time.
What strategies can the Jaguars use to defend against Josh Allen?
I mean, I wore it for three years. I wore it all the time. We're getting our head beat in. So, like, all right. I'm trying to bring it back.
Okay, not a bandwagon guy, Bucky.
Here's how big this game is. There's not even anything about Week 18 on the rundown. Nope, doesn't matter.
Okay, well. It's all in the rear view.
All right.
How are the Jaguars carrying offensive momentum into the playoffs?
It's all in rear view. It's a new season now, John. This is the next level of football. Fair enough. And we're going to dig in, certainly, into this matchup all the way through it. The... The Jaguars in the three-seed, of course, in the AFC playoffs, hosting the six-seed Bills. The Jags back in the playoffs, first time since 2022, their fifth division title in franchise history. Bills making their seventh straight playoff appearance. They've been knocked out of the playoffs by the Kansas City Chiefs. Talking to some people in Buffalo today, I was on one of their shows. I mean, they feel like since Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs are out of this thing... They at least feel from there, it's like, oh, this is now the opportunity.
The road is wide open for Josh Allen because the Chiefs have knocked him out for the last five years in the playoffs.
Yeah, it's wide open for them. I would say it's wide open for everybody. That's right. So I understand how they feel that way, and maybe it is that way for them. But, you know, I don't know that – I really consider Buffalo Bucky the favorite going into the postseason. Another favorite in this game. But I kind of like what Belichick said about it. The Bills maybe have an edge at the end of games because of their playoff experience, but you've got to get to the end of those games. I doubt anybody inside the Buffalo organization is sort of assuming that this is their shot. I don't think they've had that kind of year to feel that way, although they're really, really good.
You know, here's my thing with Buffalo, and I've seen this and I've heard this, and I've tried not to be annoyed by the conversation.
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