Press Pass | Liam Coen on Prep for Mile High Atmosphere, Building Consistency in Week 2
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What challenges does Denver present for the Jaguars' scouting and game plan?
Denver, you know, doesn't necessarily play up to their standard. What's the challenge for you guys trying to uh scout them and things like that?
Yeah, I mean I think they they we know how they're gonna respond. I mean there's no question that uh they're a well coached, uh talented team that we have obviously a lot of film on from from last year and then obviously playing them later on helps with some of that. Um, you know, definitely different ways of how they used Waddle throughout the game and know they'll wanna continue to get him involved early on and it's really uh Uh so much of this week is truly about about us. It it is. I mean we have to be aware of their good players and their good schemes and and their good coaching, but also um going into this atmosphere, the communication both verbally and visually, um, guys being on the screws, like I told them this morning, that we have to know this plan so well that you know what the guy next to you is gonna be able to do without having to say it to him.
Because it's about you guys at the same time when you did watch the Chiefs and the Rum tone, how much of that was a byproduct of the Chiefs were obviously very committed to the run to perhaps because of their own limitations versus the idea of that actually getting this match.
Yeah. I thought um I thought Walker ran I mean he ran out of his mind. He's he kind of carried on what he was doing towards the end of last year uh throughout. Um, you know, I thought they played hard up front. You know, Kansas City played really hard up front, but he was forcing a ton of missed tackles. I mean he's so physical and and quick and uh you can't really count, you know what I mean? Like you can count. on obviously the scheme and you're trying to set things up and you can always take things from that game, but yeah, our everybody's different, our players are different, and so you you've got to set it up fully expecting and anticipating them to you know play their best as well. I mean that's kind of that that's what we're anticipating and um knowing that uh you know we didn't run it great against them.
last year. Um and so those are some things we're obviously having to look at. Okay, well how did Kansas City set things up? Yes, does that match things that we do?
How does the team plan to communicate silently on the field in Mile‑High conditions?
If not, okay, can we go back and look at last year and and try to find anything that that could help us in this game? Formationally, personnel, um, motions, different scheme, whatever it might be. Um, you know, it's it they definitely ran it well but They I think where they throw for a hundred and seventy yards or something like that throughout the game, you know. So obviously we're looking for balance. Um and and uh and Trevor and the receivers and the skill players to step up for us this week as well.
Mention going back to last year, I know it's a new season, stuff's changed, but is it helpful that you played 'em so late in last season? Yeah. Yeah, it helps.
I mean, I think it helps our players know the atmosphere, know what they're going into. Um, this the schemes are are vi are probably gonna be very similar for us as well, you know, like our schemes and what we do. I'm sure they're looking at that game and just as much as we are. Um, for me it's more of like okay, w we have the um experience of going there and going through that trip and knowing what that's like and the altitude and the the atmosphere and then um having to go and play a quality opponent.
Why is Trevor so good throwing the ball down the field when he's moving left? Who's left that I really
don't know. I mean, seriously, it's uh It it is pretty impressive, uh some of those throws from last year that were all kinda going to his left as well. Um I know I referenced that I think in one of the press conferences that we had earlier in training camp or before the season and I think he just can get d deliver more torque. Like when he's going to his left. It's actually I think one of his most natural throwing motions is when he is going To his left because he truly gets more rotation on it, and it just comes out of his hand like.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What challenges does Denver present for the Jaguars' scouting and game plan?
0:00–2:21
2
How does the team plan to communicate silently on the field in Mile‑High conditions?
2:21–4:12
3
What lessons can be taken from the Chiefs’ run‑heavy approach against the Broncos?
4:12–6:34
4
Why does Trevor Lawrence excel when throwing to his left and how does that affect play‑calling?
6:34–8:20
5
How does the Jaguars’ defensive line plan to disrupt Kansas City’s pass rush?
8:20–9:54
6
What strategies are used to prepare the team for a road‑heavy schedule and altitude travel?
9:54–12:06
7
How will Travis Kelce’s role evolve as he returns from injury this week?
12:06–13:50
8
What does consistency look like for Trevor Lawrence after his strong start in Week 1?
13:50–16:13
Speakers
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