We're back in full swing on a Thursday.

In fact, on the Thursday road trip, taking a tour around the AFC South, exclusively wheels down in Jacksonville.

The Jaguar is looking to rebound from a disappointing 2023 campaign that saw them again being in the conversation to be the early crown division winner.

It winds up being the Houston Texans who are now in that role as the incumbents and as the

team with the most to gain and the most to lose.

Jacksonville now to some extent playing catch-up, but maybe not as much so as it's being

perceived.

And for Jacksonville, so much of it will become of Trevor Lawrence and what he's able to do with yet

another season with Doug Peterson.

Joining us now from jacksville.com, he is Demetrius Harvey.

Nice enough to take some time with us.

Demetrius, happy Thursday to you.

And thank you again so much for making the time. Where is the local pulse been for Jacksonville this offseason?

Because much like the Colts, they're left with a sour taste in their mouth at the end of the year,

but unlike the Colts, that wasn't how many thought things were supposed to go.

How have they transformed this off season, and what can we expect with another year of

continuity with Doug Peterson and Trevor Lawrence?

Yeah, you know, it's funny, actually, when you talk about pulse, I would say beginning

in maybe February, you know, right after the season sort of ended, the pulse was slow.

You know, everybody was pretty much on life support in terms of the local fans and the diehards, especially on Twitter and every other social media platform.

Because of how they collapsed down the stretch, you know, you start eight and three and then you miss the playoffs.

That's almost unheard of, you know.

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