Press Pass | Liam Coen Recaps Loss to the Broncos
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The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network
5 min
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Why did Coach Coen say the first‑half drive was disappointing and what could have been done differently?
Yeah, settling for three on that first drive out of the half was disappointing. I thought it was a little bit of a missed op at putting some pressure on them to potentially go up 17-3. And then maybe you apply a little bit more pressure, make them throw it a little bit more. Obviously, I thought we had a little momentum when we hit the dagger to Jacoby on the explosive, and then we ended up stalling out and missing the field goal there so really it comes down to in all three phases in the second half specifically you know fourth quarter we just didn't we did not win we didn't win it we didn't coach it good enough we didn't play it good enough and we did not finish. Yeah, I think so. You know, we had kind of a double move going on over there.
They played cloud. He knew it was cloud. He thought that he had a chance to hole shot it to him, and the guy just sunk underneath it. Probably just something that we got to make sure you throw it outside, get it up top and outside if you're going to throw it. If not, you know, come on inside.
How did the Broncos’ defensive schemes in the second half limit the Chargers’ offense?
But, you know, I think he was probably trying to force some a little bit. We didn't protect great. I thought he was getting hit way too often. But that's just an unfortunate part of it. I thought you know we played complimentary enough in the first half and that was what was disappointing was the complimentary football specifically in the second half and as we really went into the fourth quarter was when you needed a drive right you needed a stop you needed a catch you needed a play we just you know, didn't do it, right? We just didn't make it. We got to go watch and see how can we put these guys in a better position to be successful. And we got to make some more plays, you know, when we get one-on-one opportunities, whether it's in the pass rush or in a block or a catch, whatever that is, we've got to make better, we got to make some plays.
Yeah, it was just more the way that they were playing it wasn't just really a game that we were kind of going to just dink and dunk. Like that was something that was happening a little bit early on where they were mixing coverages enough that we felt like kind of doing that wouldn't really settle us in. And we just wanted to continue to roll with what we were doing.
What adjustments did Coach Coen identify as necessary for improving pass rush and blitz effectiveness?
But we got to go look at it and see if we can find some more ways to get them some ops.
Yeah,
I thought that, you know, they did a nice job of mixing, not really just straight drop back, right? They were play action, moving the launch point, boots, getting them on the move a little bit. I thought they did a nice job with that. But yeah, we definitely didn't do enough in the rush, specifically in the second half when you needed to play. I mean, I just thought it was – I'm not going to comment on that. I thought he played it decent and just said one thing and got flagged. So, it is what it is. I'm sorry for
the – there's a little clarity on Travis. That's not the
defense. Oh, sorry.
Would the players change up and mix up drive by drive?
Why does Coen believe the offensive line’s performance and protection schemes need to change?
Yeah, we have a plan that we go into each game with. It's the same exact plan that we went into last week with in terms of a rotation. So, those guys are all rotating throughout. Yeah, probably. I mean, I think we'll have to look at it and just see, like, hey, I mean, that's a good offensive line. I don't want to take too much away from them, but if we're going to beat a team like that, then we're going to have to create some pressure, something that we all kind of saw Kansas City do in the game on Monday night, and we weren't able to do that, and I think they caught us in a couple blitzes that they identified pre-snap when we were going to blitz and bring more, and they ended up flipping the protections to pick some of that stuff up, and so...
That's something we gotta look at as well in terms of when we're bringing pressure, if they identify it, hey, can we get out of it or whatever it is. And when we do blitz, we gotta get home. The drops for BT today, and I think LaQuint had one down there on the line too. Those are all critical plays.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Why did Coach Coen say the first‑half drive was disappointing and what could have been done differently?
0:00–1:02
2
How did the Broncos’ defensive schemes in the second half limit the Chargers’ offense?
1:02–2:24
3
What adjustments did Coach Coen identify as necessary for improving pass rush and blitz effectiveness?
2:24–3:16
4
Why does Coen believe the offensive line’s performance and protection schemes need to change?
3:16–4:37
5
How did the first‑half goal‑line stand affect the team’s momentum and what lessons were learned?
4:37–5:27
6
What are Coach Coen’s final takeaways and plans for the next game after the Broncos loss?
5:27–5:49
Speakers
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