Jaguars Happy Hour | How Jaguars Can Keep Momentum in Denver
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The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network
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It is Thursday, September 17th. This is Jaguars Happy Hour. And now, a guy who knows that the difference between cigarettes and the Denver Broncos is Trevor Lawrence doesn't smoke cigarettes, Brian Sexton.
Joe, beautiful, right? Jaguars don't smoke. Remember that sign used to hang here in the stadium forever and ever and ever? The Marlboro Man left the back of NFL programs because of the Jaguars Foundation's anti-smoking efforts. I remember that.
Yeah? I was a big fan of the movie. What was it? The Marlboro Man and... Gosh, it was...
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man. Harley Davidson and the
Marlboro Man. Thank
you very much. How would I even know that? I don't even know how I know that.
You did good
there, Brian. Listen... Completely unimportant trivia there. Absolutely, yep. Did you
ever
see that movie, Jeff? Oh,
I
did. Absolutely. Asked me about my time on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
Mickey Rourke and Don Johnson.
Yeah, I got the name
right.
Don Johnson? Yeah, they're from Miami Vice. From Miami Vice, yeah. Don Johnson. How do we get started on this? Joe? Nice. Absolutely. Welcome in. Jaguars happy hour. Brian Sexton along with Jeff Lagerman and coach Mark Duffner. Here we are week two. We've got a 34 to 10 victory to look back on briefly because what a showdown in week two in Denver against the Broncos. Five regular season games apart, right? Because they played there in week 16 last year and it's week two this year. and they're putting it right back center stage for the Broncos home opener, and they're coming home with their tail dragging from Kansas City.
Yeah, they got embarrassed in that game. We're going to get their best shot for sure. They're kind of a wounded animal right now, and they've got something to prove, that's for sure.
And it's not center
stage, Brian.
4-0-5.
Okay, center stage for us, but I know the point you're about to make, so please do.
Well, I mean, look, Liam Cohen uses everything that he possibly can to motivate his football team with the level of disrespect, and... You know, when you don't get some primetime media coverage with the football game that it is, I mean, this is a big-time matchup. I mean, two of the best football teams that there is in football, the number one, number three seed from last year, and it doesn't even get any more kind of market share than Denver and Jacksonville. Are you kidding
me? Do you know there's only one other game between two playoff teams from last year in week two? And it's the 1 o'clock primetime game, the Steelers and the Patriots. I don't get it. Yeah,
I don't get it either. That's for sure. Now, again, playing playoff teams is what we're all about. Let's do it.
Well, listen, you're bringing me to our big things, right? The big storylines that we're going to talk about tonight and that we'll travel through till Sunday. And the first is prove it because the Jaguars came out with as good an opening day performance, Jeff, as I've seen this team have. 2017 was really good, but this was like closer, I thought, to 1999 when they just took a part san francisco 41 to 3 on a rainy day offense scored defense scored special team scored that day and yet most of the national media and observers for whatever that's worth yeah you know it was the browns well we're talking about the browns with some talent on defense and the jaguars had him down 31 nothing at one point
No question about it. I mean, you couldn't have started the game any better. They defer, we play defense, go out, get a stop with an interception field position, then we score a touchdown. I mean, sudden change at its best. Great start to the game.
Yeah, I don't think of, I mean, besides that game you're talking about, Brian, San Francisco, I don't think there's been a better opening day performance in my opinion.
Well, 17, they had the 10 sacks, and they jumped on the Texans pretty quick. But, I mean, at
home. Oh, at home.
Because that was road
game Houston. But, I mean, to be in complete control from beginning to end where you're essentially running a four-minute offense to start the second
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–4:32
2
What did the hosts say about the Jaguars' Week 2 victory over the Broncos?
4:32–8:40
3
How are the Jaguars’ offensive weapons and play‑calling being evaluated for the Denver game?
8:40–23:07
4
Why is Trevor Lawrence’s early‑season performance considered MVP‑caliber?
23:07–37:33
5
Which Jaguars players are highlighted as key offensive weapons for the upcoming matchup?
37:33–50:15
Speakers
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