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I'm Greg Rosenthal here in the Chris Wesleyan podcast studio with my friends, Patrick Claibon, and Jordan Rodrig.

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We're all coming down from QB Island episode, but we're here with the week six preview.

And a great week it is, except for the teams that are, you know, looking for their first win.

No, no team has ever started 0 and five and made it to the postseason. Okay, but, you know, the JET. Yet. The Jets, the Jets could change everything. And, yeah, if you're new here, we do conferences separately. And I alluded to the room in the NFL where the vibes are dope as hell, but you're going to have to hang around until the second block of the show to find out what room that is. That's a deep tease. You won't guess which room is dope as though. But let's start with a team that's played in some dope as hell football games to Seattle Seahawks in the game of the week last week going on the road to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars

who are favored by one and a half at home.

The over under is 46 and a half.

Chris Myers,

Christina Pink.

On the call, Greg.

How did the Jags come back after a big emotional fun win on Monday night football?

It is a tricky one to have to play this Seahawks defense right after like, you know, such a high.

And I am curious, though, how the offensive line specifically holds up against the Seattle pass rush.

Because I think it's two units that we should be talking about.

Number one is the numbers in the eye test for the Jaguars, their offensive line have been elite. Like you would not have expected that they would have been one of the best offensive lines in the league. Part of that in terms of pass protection might be because of the opponents that they face and you would think that this would be a tougher test. Then again, watching that Seahawks Bucks game, I was kind of like, man, did I overrate this Seattle pass rush? Did they need like a couple, not more dudes, but a dude or two at a higher level because they got dominated. Maybe it was just a one week thing, but that's, that's one matchup I'm really looking at. This is a team, I think, to very much keep an eye on ahead of the trade deadline as it pertains to that very topic.

They've been a little bang for... That's one matchup I'm really looking at. This is a team, I think, to very much keep an eye on ahead of the trade deadline as it

pertains to that very topic.

They've been a little banged up. The Seahawks. Yeah, the Seahawks. They've been a little banged up, particularly at the edges. The interior is doing fine, I think. But they really need some of that outside rush. And part of the problem as well is they've been banged up at both safety and corner.

So it's kind of tough to know, okay, it's not going to be sending Ernest Jones on a blitz every single time. And they need to get more pressure on the outsides. They had one quarterback hit in that game. Game of the year, in my opinion, by the way, is an incredible game. One quarterback hit didn't happen fourth quarter and that's something that mike mcdonald is being pressed by reporters on all week this

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