This is Drive Time with Travis Wingfield.

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I am your host, Travis Wingfield on today's show.

The film is out and the review is in.

One last exhibition run.

We're talking about the individuals, what I like from a structure standpoint,

offensively and defensively, what I did not like, the standouts, the stand-downs, the top five tapes, and a whole lot more from the Baptist Hill Studios.

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Preseason week number three in the books.

Let's go ahead and talk about it here

against the Jacksonville Jaguar.

So the offense, general points,

that first screen of the game,

the ineligible man downfield,

I think easily could have kept that flag in the pocket.

Upon the rewatch,

I had the wrong landmark watching the game live in person. But Jonas Savaiti Naya, his body was straddling the 25-yard line, which is right at the two-yard limit downfield. The 23-yard line was a scrimmage. Patrick Paul was on the right side of it, but, man, we had that thing so well set up. In fact, the part that maybe the most upset about it wasn't the fact that we got the penalty, because I thought it was a kind of tic-y-tac call there, but we didn't block it very well for how well it was set up on the outside. Malik Washington had like four on two, and somebody flew in there and tripped him up. And so good little opportunity on tape there to get that thing corrected and make that play happen next time without the foul as well. The next one,

they had the Jags beat also. But Jacksonville Cat Blitz the hell out of us, cornerback blitz all

night long. And this particular instance got the deflection into his face. They bring the

wheelbacker and the nickel with the number one corner to that side of the

field, the furthest out cornerback, 10 yards off.

And you would have had Waddle on him and Connor on a safety with Ollie Gordon responsible

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