Press Pass | Meyers & Miller on Setting the Tone Early, Roster's Talent & Toughness
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How did the Jaguars’ offense plan to create unpredictable plays early in the game?
Touchdown was that pattern thing where you'd like put on your cloaking device stand in the end zone and this nobody sees you.
It sounds like it honestly it felt like it too. I mean that was it was nobody back there. I'm like I'll just go back here then where everybody ain't so it worked out. It was really just the ball though. The ball was crazy for him to even get it back there, rolling left like that. Trevor was hooping yesterday for
real. Liam talked earlier today about how when Trevor has to go off schedule a little bit and run around a little bit and scramble, do you guys actually like that? Because there's more of an opportunity to make a play when he's on the run.
I mean, I would say it's pros and cons to it, right? You gotta be in shape for it, so. The effort gotta really be there once he gets moving. But if you had an effort and you had the energy to get back there and stay with him, he gonna give you a shot. So it does help us too.
That's what the offense can really be, right? In terms of balls spread around like every single
person.
It makes it so much more dangerous, harder to stop. Is that kind of the way you guys envisioned it?
Yeah, I mean, I think that's how football should be played, right? Everybody eat. It's hard when there's one person out there trying to do everything and people people know who to focus on, you know, and defense is once they figure that out, they try to take it away and they good at it, too. So everybody eating that to keep us unpredictable.
But it takes a level of unselfishness from everybody,
too. So I would say so. I mean, that's more so like after the game in the game is like you can't do nothing because you can't throw yourself the ball. But after the game, it's cool when the guys are supporting each other, like everybody was happy for everybody who scored. everybody who touched the ball, everybody who played. It was just cool just to see how much the guys really rock with each other, so it's cool.
How did a guy like Josh kind of just earn the trust of the rest of the offense so
quickly?
What does Jakobi Meyers say about the importance of unselfishness and teamwork on offense?
One bite at a time, man. He'd show up, he'd do everything right every single day. So I mean, when you're that consistent throughout camp, camp isn't easy, especially for a younger guy. They get a lot of reps, a lot of situations that they probably aren't used to, but Even when he made mistakes, he came back, made it right. He's just been making plays consistently, and it showed when he got out there.
How crazy was that touchdown when you saw the end zone?
His? I mean, yeah, I was out there. So I could see him kind of, like, catch the ball. First off, it was a crazy throw again. But, nah, the way he snagged it and just brought it in and protected himself, that play for real. That
was talented. Is that better than Parker's diving
catch? I can't say better, but... It was both difficult touchdowns, man. Full speed dive and to catch that in that tight with those, that's a good question. I can't pick, though.
Easy
compared
to those two, though, right? Yeah, I kind of just got to take a deep breath
and all, though. Thank you, God. I'll take this.
I cheated a little bit on looking at this. It took you three years in the league before you got your first touchdown. Yeah, my fourth year, yeah. In November, against the Browns, by the way. Against the
Browns, yeah.
Is there, what do you recall the feeling of your first NFL touchdown? And is that kind of a feeling shared by anybody who does that? What was going through Josh's mind, do you think?
How did Ventrell Miller describe the feeling of scoring his first NFL touchdown?
I mean, I'm sure
it's for real, for real. Because you dream of being in that moment, you know what I mean? And for it to actually happen, it's like, dang, it can't be real right now. I'm here, everybody rushing you. You really don't get a chance to think at all, man. It's hard to explain. You're just really happy, man. You're so happy. All the guys are happy for you. It's just a moment you want to remember forever, for sure.
You still have the ball from your first touchdown? Yeah, I do. Somebody
got it painted for me, and they painted the touchdown on there and the date.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did the Jaguars’ offense plan to create unpredictable plays early in the game?
0:00–1:49
2
What does Jakobi Meyers say about the importance of unselfishness and teamwork on offense?
1:49–3:10
3
How did Ventrell Miller describe the feeling of scoring his first NFL touchdown?
3:10–4:36
4
Why does Miller emphasize versatility and playing multiple positions on defense?
4:36–6:44
5
What role does Coach Cam play in developing Miller’s linebacker skills?
6:44–7:58
6
How does the unit stay physically tough and ready for the ‘next man up’ mentality?
7:58–9:53
7
What lessons did the players learn from the early turnover and sack sequences?
9:53–12:25
8
How do the Jaguars plan to build on their training‑camp mindset for the rest of the season?
12:25–14:12
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