Press Pass | Campanile & Udinski on Week 1 Readiness, Prep for Browns' New-Look Offense
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The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network
22 min
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How will the Jaguars’ new‑look offense perform in Week 1 against the Browns?
Week one, be interested to see how all the pieces come together for the first time.
For sure. There is uh, you know. some new faces, but uh a pretty much uh a good amount of consistency, I would say, overall. Um Anytime you get a chance to go out there and compete and really are are ones aside from um the joint practices, you know, this is really their first opportunity getting out against uh another team, certainly in a game setting. So yeah, it's definitely exciting, man.
build off of what you did really last year. It's it's
helpful and it's been fun, you know what I mean? Because you know each other really, really well. Um, they know the system a little bit better, the materials all uh stuff that they've done before. So it's exciting. L it gives you a chance obviously to expand on it a little bit and uh the guys have been been great with that.
Have you liked Travis's progress just the last few weeks with communication, chemistry, the rest of the secondary?
Yeah, having him uh with us a little bit more, I think that's been good for all that. Just the like you said, the chemistry. Um and obviously the communication. Uh we do a fair amount on defense so there is a lot of communication and and we really, really rely on that at every position. Um and just his uh communication in the meetings on the field and any time you get more of an opportunity to do that, uh the players get more of an opportunity to do that amongst each other, it's a great thing.
the camp of Brian Thomas Jr. making the team as an underaptic guy. How impressive were you by just the steps he kept taking throughout camp?
I thought what he did I I was very impressed um with the steps he was taking, but what I thought he did and what you really hope for a lot of rookies who are in that situation Um he took advantage of what we were saying in the meetings what a and really what we were saying was, Let's go out and play, man. Go out and play and and uh You know, put your best foot forward, don't worry and uh show us what you got. He did that, you know, he didn't really worry about, hey, uh, am I got do I gotta be perfect? I never felt that way with Brian. I felt like he just every day he went out there and practiced and when he got to playing the games, he was trying to break glass, you know what I mean? He was going a thousand miles an hour and uh
being competitive as hell not not out there worrying.
What impact does Travis Thomas’ recent chemistry have on the secondary?
So that was impressive.
Coach uh Deshaun has played nineteen games in five years, but do you operate under the assumption that at the age of thirty you've been in the league for ten years he still is capable of doing all those Deshaun Watson things that he did in the past?
I do. I I mean when you watch him play over the course of those games, um There's a lot of impressive stuff, you know, with his arm obviously and his feet. Um so yeah, I'm under the assumption, you know, and watching him in the preseason that he's capable of doing all those things.
Do you feel like Todd? can maybe even enhance a skill set. having coach Lamar Jackson Do you think it's an obvious thing that he's installing some stuff? So a little Yeah, it's fair to say
I think I think he's helped everybody um that that he's been around, just watching his teams over the years, his offenses. Um, you know, he's I mean they they there's a lot of dimensions to what they do. He's done a great job. He did a phenomenal job in Baltimore. Um and yeah, I'm under the assumption certainly that he'll he'll be a a big help.
You mentioned that this will be the first time for the ones to really get out there and play a game. Are you at all worried about the rust maybe taking a little while to to come off, or do you think it'll be full steam from the jump?
No, I mean it's my job knock the rust off in practice, I feel like, you know. Um no, but I I they've been they've been competitive as hell in the practices, um and Coach Coleman's done a great job of creating that environment every day, you know, making it highly competitive. Um and I thought in the joints they did a really good job rising to the occasion that way.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How will the Jaguars’ new‑look offense perform in Week 1 against the Browns?
0:00–2:08
2
What impact does Travis Thomas’ recent chemistry have on the secondary?
2:08–4:48
3
Why is Brian Thomas Jr.’s development considered a key storyline for the defense?
4:48–7:11
4
How does the coaching staff plan to counter Deshaun Watson’s Browns offense?
7:11–9:27
5
What are the challenges of teaching the offense to Quinn Judkins in ten days?
9:27–12:32
6
How have the running backs’ versatility and pass‑protection improved this offseason?
12:32–16:13
7
In what ways does Trevor Lawrence balance collaboration with personal decision‑making?
16:13–19:19
8
What expectations does the staff have for rookie Nate Borkatcher’s role this season?
19:19–22:30
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