Jags HQ | Boselli, Gladstone Reflect on the Jaguars Through Week 1

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What is the pre‑game outlook for the Jaguars heading into the Broncos matchup?

Unknown 0:01
Welcome to Jags HQ. Brian Sexton and former Jaguar Jeff Logerman sit down each week with the decision makers of your Jacksonville Jaguars. We're gonna bring you a product that you all can be proud of. With that, game on. Jags HQ starts right now.
Brian Sexton 0:21
HQ, Brian Sexton, along with Jeff Logaman here for the next hour. We'll be joined shortly by Jaguars Executive Vice President of Football Operations, Tony Baselli and the general manager James Gladstone. Sunday afternoon, the return game back to mile high. The Jaguars were there December 21st last year. Five regular season games ago. They put it on the Broncos that day, 34-20 in the NFL. NFL said, ooh. We've got a rematch coming next year. So let's make this one happen. By the way, you can catch the game right here on Jaguars Radio. But if you're near the TV, you can check out Paramount Plus. See you Sunday, says Paramount Plus, the Sunday home of your live local NFL on CBS Games every single week. And we will bring in.
Brian Sexton 1:10
Jaguar great. Jeff Logerman, how are you? Good. Good. I'm a big fan of Paramount Plus. Yeah. It's nice to listen. I can remember the time and you can too where if you weren't in front of a television, you didn't see what was happening in the National Football League. And now your phone is in your pocket at all times. You can be plugged in on Sundays. It's
J.P. Shadrick 1:29
uh your iPad technology is crazy.
Brian Sexton 1:33
Yeah. Yeah, I was telling somebody the other day, we used to get on the airplane to come home, and Dan Edwards, the longtime public relations guru, would talk to the pilot who would ask the different towers that we were crossing on our way home, hey, what are the scores? And Dan would have his pencil, not a pen, his pencil, right? And his little four by six card, and he'd write it on the scores, and then he would go over and he would announce the scores. Hey. On the
J.P. Shadrick 1:55
intercom.
Brian Sexton 1:56
Absolutely. Pittsburgh's winning, Cleveland's losing, you know, whatever it may be. And that was how we kept touch. We're working now. Everyone's watching the games on the way home because the plane has Wi Fi. Yeah. So it's a different world. So d don't mind us. We're just marveling at the world we live in. Uh don't let it go by without you appreciating the things that you have that makes life easier on a daily basis.
J.P. Shadrick 2:17
No, that uh the Wi Fi is uh is a very nice convenience when it comes to getting back home now.
Brian Sexton 2:26
Is there a Is there a better place as a road team? Is there a better place to go for a big game than a power field at mile high? I mean they're just the atmosphere there is
J.P. Shadrick 2:36
It's one of the top five. I mean, just because you know the the fans are loud, they're uh but they're not rude. Uh Buffalo I would put up there in the top, Seattle up there in the top, Minnesota up there in the top. Buffalo throws snowballs at you and everything else, but but it was, you know, you like those environments. The louder the better, the more raucous the
Brian Sexton 2:58
better. Biselli's from there as he sits down. Hello, Tony.
Tony Boselli 3:00
Well hello, y did you say the louder the better? You're gonna play offense. You
J.P. Shadrick 3:04
don't play offense a lot.
Brian Sexton 3:07
I don't have to go silent
J.P. Shadrick 3:07
count.
Tony Boselli 3:09
No, it's a great great environment though.
Brian Sexton 3:11
One of the best. Great
Tony Boselli 3:12
environment.
Brian Sexton 3:12
Yeah, I don't know if there's a better environment in the NFL when they've got it going.
Tony Boselli 3:16
I mean i y I mean I mean, I think there's a handful when you think about it, y you know, I think uh Denver Kansas City is out of control. Oh yeah. Um Buffalo. That pla the loudest place I ever played in my life was the Buffalo playoff game in ninety six. V Lars the only time in my entire career that um first, second and third down, whether we're under sna under center or in shotgun, had to watch the ball. Could not hear Brune.
Brian Sexton 3:45
Well Robert Haynesy was talking this week, James, about um how he's practicing reading Trevor's lips this week. On the practice field, practicing, making sure he knows what's going on.
James Gladstone 3:57
He hadn't been doing that all ever since being here? I don't know. He said he made a point to say this week I'm I'm practicing reading lips. You know what? It seems like all those uh those nuances surface as a part of uh a weekly game plan and you know, stuff that you may not even have at the top of your your mind began to come into the conversation and you know, it's amazing what uh you know, what some of this stuff can uh sort of bring with it.

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