Jaguars Happy Hour | Week 1 Keys to Success: Establishing the Run, Deploying Travis Hunter & More

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What are the hosts’ expectations for the Jaguars’ run game against the Browns?

Brian Sexton 0:01
It is Thursday, September 10th. This is Jack Wars Happy Hour. And now a guy who believes the rock and roll hall of fame should be relocated to Atlantic Beach. Brian Sexton. Probably a better chance I'd go to it if it was an Atlantic Beach. Right? Although I was there the draft was there in twenty twenty one. Thank you for that by the way, uh mysterious voice from another room. Um I was there in 2021. It was just still kind of COVID-y. And I wanted to go in the rock rock and roll hall of fame, and I was told I couldn't. It was closed. Right? So if it's Atlantic Beach, I'm going. I I'm with two rock stars of Jaguars fame. Jeff Loggman is here and Mark Duffner is here. How are you guys? Doing great. Great. Listen, it's the first Thursday before the
Brian Sexton 0:53
Start of the regular season and normally we'd be talking about football begins tonight, but it began last night. You know they're gonna play football every night of the week this year, every day of the week, I should say, other than Tuesday. Wow. And that's probably coming at some point in time.
Mark Duffner 1:09
Well, you know, I think the Mac the Mac may play games on Tuesday night, Mac College. Yeah, uh, Mid America College
J.P. Shadrick 1:14
do you wanna watch? Well that's true. Listen, there's You wanna watch MASH reruns? No, I'll take the NFL every night. Did you watch any of the game last night, by the way? Oh, until I fell was falling asleep in the third quarter and then I just said, you know, I gotta call it a night.
Mark Duffner 1:29
Yeah, I watched the game too. And again, you know, you saw some good play, you saw some opening game uh mistakes, and uh but it was good to see probe football again. Did
J.P. Shadrick 1:38
you make it to the whole thing?
Mark Duffner 1:39
No, sir.
Brian Sexton 1:39
Yeah.
Mark Duffner 1:39
Did not. We had that
Brian Sexton 1:42
conversation earlier today. We were not. We are in the Hyundai Studios here inside the Miller Electric Center, and we've got a big show for you leading up to Liam Cohen's debut on the show this year. He will join us in hour number two. Plus, we'll hear from Tony Baselli and James Gladstone. So you got the bonus plan being with us here this evening. Jaguar's getting ready to play the Cleveland Browns. We've got a lot to talk about in this first hour. Um, I want to talk about the running game to get started, because there are so many of what they call these Next gen stats. I don't know whether you ever dive into the next gen stats, but let me read a couple of them to you, right? Lay mommy. Uh success rate.
Brian Sexton 2:19
R Y O E Rushing yards over expected. Uh EPA per play. Expected Points added. Okay. Right? And D V OA. Which is I don't know what it means. Um I didn't write it down, but I wrote down how efficient was the play compared with the NFL average accounting for opponent, right? Okay. I just I'm fascinated by this. I probably should have looked at it years ago, but it's just it's not an easy thing to explain on the radio. It's it's it on TV, you know, you can put graphics up and show things. So I I kinda always stayed away from it. But there's some interesting numbers. Oh
Mark Duffner 2:59
yeah, no, and what you just went over is new. That stuff's not that's a good thing. Yeah, a couple years. The younger the younger list. The younger the younger listeners.
J.P. Shadrick 3:10
I'm still kind of old school. I go to yards per carry, yards per game, rankings amongst uh teams in the National Football League. That's that's the way I look at it.
Mark Duffner 3:20
Yards after contact. I mean, those are things that have been time tested. And easy to understand.
Brian Sexton 3:26
That's essentially what RYOEs, the run yards overexpected is what does the running back do beyond what the blockers did? W we gave him something, what does he do with it? I I thought it was fascinating, but I I had heard A lot of people, both you know, on the national level and and here in the building talking about.
J.P. Shadrick 3:48
Because the number that you're talking about there, okay, yards overexpected. Right. That that is a completely subjective. Subjective stat. Right. And that's the one of the reasons why I kinda have a hard time with some of those. Well,
Brian Sexton 4:03
someone's looking at the tape in
J.P. Shadrick 4:04
that case and they're saying,
Brian Sexton 4:05
Okay
J.P. Shadrick 4:05
and who?
Brian Sexton 4:07
Right.
J.P. Shadrick 4:08
If you look at it, you may say, Well, you know what, he should have got like seven yards and I look at it and go, Hey, you didn't have anything there, Brian.

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