Jaguars Happy Hour | Wild Card Loss, Jaguars Offseason Priorities
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It is Monday, January 12th. This is Jaguars Happy Hour. Jaguars Happy Hour is brought to you by Jet Home Loans. And now, a guy who realizes this is the final happy hour, but that won't stop him from creating his own happy hour, J.P.
Shatrick. And you know what? It never has. Welcome in. It is Jaguars happy hour, the first hour presented by Jet Home Loans. We're on 1010XLAM, Jaguars.com, Jaguars YouTube. Here's what's coming up, presented by Deep Eddie Vodka, handcrafted with real fruit. Proud partner of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bills over the Jags in the AFC wildcard playoff game 27-24. Four lead changes in the fourth quarter. Excitement all around. The offseason, unfortunately, is here earlier than anybody around here. Expected we'll keep it real about what the Jaguars need in the offseason moving ahead. Fan questions, plenty of those about the performance yesterday and the future, and we will go around the NFL. There were other games in the playoffs this weekend, and there's one more tonight as well.
Welcome in former Jags defensive end Austin Lane in the Hyundai Studios with me here, Pete Prisco, CBS Sports senior writer down in South Florida. Good afternoon, gentlemen. Unfortunately, this is the final show because the Jaguars lost. Oh, man. Unbelievable. Pete, should we say an apology for double locking it? Kind of like Thelma and Louise, we kind of just grabbed hands and said, let's go for this, and we drove it off a cliff.
Well, Liam Cohn kind of gave him the key to unlock our locker, going for it on fourth down. How about that?
There was a lot of football after that, Pete. What's that, JP? There was a lot of football after that, though, Pete.
But did you think he would have had the three points? He wouldn't have minded having the three points late in the game?
It adds up. It would have helped. Yeah. It would have helped.
Look, again, Coach of the Year in my mind, but that doesn't absolve you from being falling victim to – Dan Campbell-itis. It's an epidemic in the NFL. They need to find a cure. Petey's done it all year, though. And it doesn't mean it's right, though, JP. It doesn't mean you're right. You're in a playoff game.
What were the key moments in the Jaguars vs. Bills playoff game?
You get a gift on a turnover. You have to get points there. You go up, touchdown, the momentum stays on your side. I mean, I just, and we saw it over and over and over again all weekend in the NFL. These guys are out of control with it.
Well, and I actually made the joke and I should have made the joke now because it came out to be true. Like I was wondering, is Roger going to, you know, is Roger going to say field goals are not worth four points? So teams actually kick field goals more because there doesn't seem to be a lot of juice for the squeeze to kick a field goal and get three points. And it was a joke.
What offseason priorities do the Jaguars need to focus on?
But when you look at the entire weekend of how it shook out, like everyone's saying, well, the book says the analytics say go for it. At what point does the analytics or the book course correct itself? Because it seems like teams are losing more than they're winning because of these decisions. So I would assume next year the analytics are going to course correct and say, all right, maybe kick a field goal here. Yeah, if the defense doesn't make the stop on the ensuing possession, this is the right play to begin with.
Go ahead. Yeah. No, and here's the other thing. Okay, in the analytics book, does it say, okay, fourth down and a yard and a half, which is what that was. It wasn't fourth. What did it say in the book?
It was almost two. I mean, it was two.
What did it say in the book? I bet it said fourth and one.
I'll look it up. I think it was two, but yeah. I'll look it up. Go ahead.
It was fourth and more like fourth and two easily, but I bet it said fourth and one in the book.
Stand by. Keep talking. Yeah.
So anyway, so back to that. It says fourth and two. Fourth and two. Fourth and two. Okay, so fourth and two. And in the analytics. know that you use does it say oh let me look at the analytics and see what it says in a playoff game in january against the buffalo bills it doesn't say that it's just a whole bunch of numbers from every game does it say in the first quarter the second quarter the third quarter this is what happens that one i don't i just don't think that you can rely on that you're in a playoff game points matter and you're at home
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:01–2:34
2
What were the key moments in the Jaguars vs. Bills playoff game?
2:34–3:06
3
What offseason priorities do the Jaguars need to focus on?
3:06–9:47
4
How do injuries impact the Jaguars' performance?
9:47–53:22
5
What key differences contributed to the Jaguars' success in 2017?
53:22–54:28
6
How has Trevor Lawrence's performance evolved throughout the season?
54:28–56:13
7
What offseason priorities should the Jaguars focus on?
56:13–56:58
8
How did the Jaguars' playoff performance impact their future outlook?
56:58–1:37:41
Speakers
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