Press Pass | Udinski and Lawrence Share Takeaways on Final Day of Training Camp
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The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network
21 min
3 speakers
8 chapters
transcribed 23 days ago
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How do Udinski and Lawrence open the final day press conference?
What's up guys? How you guys doing? I'm doing good, good to do. Appreciate you guys showing up today. I thought for sure there'd be nobody here. I'd be able to walk out, check the camera and leave.
But I could kind of like you.
D T mentioned you first. Appreciate it. Are you good, Drack? Yeah, sorry. Struggling. Struggling. New new technology here. Alright, I like it. Now that you've been able to s kind of see the same five kind of mesh together along the line over the last couple of weeks, just I mean h how happy are you guys with their progression and just their comfort, you know, around one another.
I think the progress is certainly exciting. I don't know that that progress is ever done because it's gonna be probably a couple of different iterations between now and the beginning of the season or even the beginning of the season to the end of the season. So you're never satisfied, you're never necessarily content with it, but it's really enjoyable to see those guys progress in their communication and chemistry working together, whether it's in the protection game, picking up twist games, or whether it's in the run game, identifying different fronts. So really excited about the
When you're calling plays in the preseason finale, are you calling specific plays to get a specific look at one guy or two guys on a specific play just to fill out the mind on what whether whether he's gonna make the roster or not?
Yeah, that that's a great question. There are instances where you are certainly calling a specific play for a certain guy because you want to give him an opportunity to go make a play or run a certain route or an offensive lineman make a certain block. And then there are other plays where you want to see three guys work together and say, can these three guys work cohesively together to execute a concept or a release pattern as receivers or certain block combination by the offensive line? So sometimes it's one guy, sometimes it's three guys. And then sometimes it's the whole offense, can they execute a certain concept? So that there's kind of a little bit of a science to it sometimes where you're calling plays where you might not always call on a real game because you're trying to get things evaluated, but we know that's the purpose of preseason, hopefully set us up for success when the games are counting in the regular season.
Is this week kinda narrowing it down to fifty three when you've got so many guys out here putting in it every day?
I probably don't have words to describe how tough it is. So honestly, it might be the worst part. There aren't very many bad parts about coaching, and especially being here at the Jaguars, an organization like this, but it probably is the worst part having to see guys who work so hard in the offseason, guys who you care so deeply about, who have invested so much in the team and everything they put out there on the field and see them leave is, you know, probably the toughest part in coaching.
What progress did the offense show after weeks of joint practice?
So it's extremely difficult. Like I said, I don't have words that do it justice because you appreciate all the work that these guys put in.
Liam said yesterday he's happy with the progress of the running game. I'm sure you guys had an idea of how C Rod and Toon would kinda complement each other, but just seeing that kinda come to life over the last month, what's that been like? Yeah.
It was Certainly long awaited with the spring we didn't get to see those guys working together. So to actually see them in live action really between this joint practice and the Carolina joint practice, kind of see both those guys hit their stride with some of the different run concepts we've been trying to hit and some of the different reads we've been developing and really see those guys be able to go out and play fast, finally hit their groove and not have to go out there and think about and who am I reading, what am I looking at, and just go out there and play and play free. So that's been the most exciting part about seeing those guys reach that level of progression.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How do Udinski and Lawrence open the final day press conference?
0:00–2:28
2
What progress did the offense show after weeks of joint practice?
2:28–4:50
3
Why do coaches call specific preseason plays for roster evaluation?
4:50–8:11
4
How challenging is it to cut the roster down to 53 players?
8:11–11:04
5
What does Trevor Lawrence’s off‑season look like in one or two words?
11:04–13:35
6
How has Amir Guller’s presence impacted the offense this camp?
13:35–16:27
7
What is the biggest progression seen from CJ Williams since rookie minicamp?
16:27–18:06
8
How are offensive‑line changes affecting communication and play timing?
18:06–21:11
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