Press Pass | Josh Hines-Allen & Trevor Lawrence Recap Jaguars' Win Over Browns in Week 1
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What chaos and disruption did the Jaguars aim to create against the Browns?
What kind of chaos and disruption do you think you and Trayvon brought throughout today's game against
Cleveland? Just guys flying around, trying to make plays for the defense. And Tray started off just effort sacks. I think a lot of these are just effort sacks, just being relentless in a rush. We may not win on the first rush, but if we can track it down and just give everything we can. And I think that's kind of how our game plan was today. I think there's a lot to improve from today. Can't wait to watch the tape and improve and get back next week. Got Denver, big challenge for us. And we're looking forward to that matchup, though.
Got the turnover pretty quickly in the game. Obviously, that's how you guys kind of got rolling a little bit last year, too. It was good to see that happen
that quickly. Yeah, it was actually kind of crazy because in the coin toss, when they wanted to receive it, I was like, oh, okay. And so then we got that interception. For me, it was like, that was the statement right there. This is when the game is going to turn that fast. And we kind of continued to do that. Offense came down and scored. And then it was just like, let's hold on. I wanted to hold them to zero all game. Kept them under 100 rushing yards. I know they had that one explosive the last play of the game, but we stopped the run, eliminated explosive, create turnovers. That's our recipe for success, and we accomplished 89% of it. So I'm happy with that.
Josh, the biggest free agent loss for your side of the ball and maybe for the team as a whole was Devin Lloyd. People are asking, even up to kickoff today, what are you guys going to do to replace him? Your man, Ben Trell, stuffed the whole stat sheet today. Talk about his performance from your perspective and how proud you are of him making the plays that he did today.
Yeah, man, we trust Ventrell. Day one, I think it was definitely a grind for him knowing the expectations that was set on him. But for him just to play his game, get comfortable in the system, communicate, run fast, be physical, which he already is. And once he started to understand the scheme of everything and lining up and just knowing where the ball was going to be, we knew what type of play we were going to get from him. And just to see him make physical tackles after tackle after tackle, being coverage, making plays on the ball, that's what he does. And, again, man, I'm still going to say, man, he's going to lead the league in punch-outs, I think. Well, I know he's going to lead the league in punch-outs.
Let me be more affirmative on that. But the effort that he played with today, we can expect that every week from him. And he expects it every week from himself, which is great to be a part of.
Josh, it's one thing to see it on the practice field. It's one thing to see it in a meeting. But to see what you guys were able to do on the field, just how good did that feel today?
Again, it was a great opportunity, great challenge for us. We had everything against us, less crowded space, and it was super hot, obviously. We had all the external noises that we can also be challenged from as a defense, as an offense, who we're going to be. We never were the same team after a great year. And so, you know, always battling that expectations and then going out there and just playing our brand of football, playing a brand of football that each individual player knows they can play at.
How did the early turnover and interception set the tone for the game?
That's us. And we just want to continue to play at a high level, continue to be where we're supposed to be, offense, defense and special teams. Again, I think there's still areas to improve, but I think it was a great first step for what we're trying to get to.
To piggyback on that, how much different does this year feel with Liam kind of knowing what to expect from everybody? And how much better can this team be overall?
I think it's just a carrier for what I just said. I think we just got to keep executing, keep playing fast. We know what type of players we have in the locker room. And we have ballers at all and every level of this offense and defense.
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