Press Pass | Jourdan Lewis and Josh Cameron on Being Ready to Respond Every Week
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What did Jourdan Lewis learn from his first interception, and how do the Jaguars stop offenses in the red zone?
Hey, Jordan. Travis, first interception yesterday. What do you remember about your first interception against Trevor Simeon in the Broncos in 2017? I
remember it was a butt whooping.
42-17, but your pick was the highlight.
Yeah, yeah, I remember that. It was just... Kind of an overthrow and, you know, just get my hands on the ball. And that just got me warmed up for that season. So, you know, that is when you're a playmaker like Travis is, those come in bunches. So I'm looking forward to having more of those come in his future.
And then lastly for me, the red zone work you guys have done the last two weeks, what do you like about the scheme you're running down there that keeps offenses on their
heels? I don't think it's more so the scheme. I think it's more the want to and the guys that, you know, we want to stop the offense for our offense and for the team and for each other. It's just really a wheel. And Coach Camp always talks about we're going to run some of the same stuff that guys been running in the 80s. And we're just going to do it with, you know, the utmost intensity and wheel. And I think that's what's really helping us on those red zone stops. Just wanted to get those stops for each other and just get another blade of grass so we can defend it.
Thank you,
Jordan.
My
bad. That's on me. That's on me. What's up, Jordan?
How did the Jaguars’ offseason work help Jourdan Lewis and the secondary generate interceptions?
I remember in training camp, you were talking about how like intensely the coaches were coaching you guys and how Coach Ruse was really getting after it to be three games in and have an interception in every single game. Just what does that say about the work that you guys did this offseason?
That it works. That the work and the progress and the process that we have, it works. keep working because you know coach ruse is is never good enough and that's good because we want to be the best in the league so um as long as we have him um i think we're gonna be really really good hands um and you can see you know that technique uh this week it was it was much better and improved i think that's gonna just keep getting better as the year goes on
I know all of you guys on the back end are close. For you to have yours last week and now Travis and Jarrion has theirs, just kind of what does it mean, like, between the group of you guys to be able to, you know, all kind of reap the rewards, really?
It feels like all of the, you know, being together, you know, in and outside of the facility, you know, all of the work that we put in, that it's worth something. hard for, you know, they work so hard for in OTAs. And that's just, like I said, about Travis's first interception. It's the momentum that you get. And you know in this league, when you get turnovers, they come in bunches. And that energy, you know, it flows through the whole team. So I'm excited for the rest of this season and the stretch that we have
now.
How do Jaguars defenders read Cover 2 and turn practice reps into interceptions?
sorry, on the play where I think Travis was further down the field and then you had underneath and they kind of found the whole, what was supposed to happen there and what was kind of on that play?
It was, you know, a cover two where I sink and then, you know, I saw the spot route and then, you know, it was just a play that we've seen before that we've seen in practice and on both ends, it's just making sure that, you know, we get to our landmarks and making sure that we make that play because that should have been an interception.
Appreciate it, man. Thank
you. We'll
go to DRock and then John. Hey, Jordan, is there like a standard operating procedure for someone to get the ball for somebody else when they make a play like that? You know, when you get an interception or a turnover, like is there something you guys generally always – like is one guy always assigned to get the ball so that the person
can keep it? No, not one guy. I think it's equipment staff. I think George is always on top of it. It just has some type of significance like that did. That was Travis' first interception, so I know people were all over it. So I know Josh took it in his own hands to – get the ball back.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did Jourdan Lewis learn from his first interception, and how do the Jaguars stop offenses in the red zone?
0:00–1:36
2
How did the Jaguars’ offseason work help Jourdan Lewis and the secondary generate interceptions?
1:36–3:32
3
How do Jaguars defenders read Cover 2 and turn practice reps into interceptions?
3:32–5:53
4
Why can a red-zone interception change the momentum of an NFL game?
5:53–6:57
5
How do the Jaguars prepare to respond after a loss and play consistently every week?
6:57–7:55
6
How does Jacksonville’s defense maintain its standard when opponents make big plays?
7:55–9:56
7
How does Josh Cameron balance offensive duties with special teams as a rookie?
9:56–13:14
8
How did Josh Cameron build confidence, earn multiple roles, and draw motivation from his family?
13:14–16:25
Speakers
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