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But you know what? My main takeaway from this game, Richard, I, I thought the Jaguars were good, now I know they are good.

Because they did not play their A-ball and they came out of this game with a win, with their backs against the wall in a worst case scenario.

A team that can win when they're not playing their best football, to me, that's a tip of the cap to the Jaguars.

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But to your, to your, to your overriding question, when DeVonta Smith is out there, when, and healthy, and when Dontayvon Wicks is healthy, and Makai Lemon is out there, I mean, they don't pass the ball consistently.

So no, they're not gonna be able to pass the ball.

ball.So what should be the game plan? I always think, John, and I'm not an NFL coach, but I always think in a game like this where the odds are stacked against you, where the injury report is stacked against you, simplify, go back to fundamentals, find a game plan, fi- even if it's, even if it's simple, and try and, you know, slam it home.

Try, try and run that game plan to, to, you know, as close as you can, and try and come out with a win.

The question to me, for me is, for you is, what, what would that be in this game? Like, I kind of am looking at this and I'm like, "Maybe John's [laughs] right.

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don't put that out there.

It makes it look like you don't know Ball, bro.

You really want people to think you don't know Ball? Let's see.

Can I

even

I mean, I think that's a perfect example.

He got sent down to A-ball when he was struggling and came back and turned into Roy Halliday.

And Painter went down.

I mean, you can see it.

He had a nice grab for a touchdown, too.

Ball was kind of thrown behind him, and he made a nice snag.

So that was cool to see.

I feel like Green Bay is going to have 2,000-yard receivers, and then they're just going to be complete booty cheeks.

I was like, who the fuck is this guy?

I remember because I have him on so many fantasy teams, and he got that first amazing catch on the touchdown callback, and I was so upset.

But then he got an insane one on the very next play, and I was just like, damn, Ball, don't fucking lie, bro.

He was getting that touchdown one way or another.

Mike Curtis, the left linebacker, was the first guy to hit him and stop him there.

Ball is marked at the 21 and a half.

And about two and a half yards to go for the first.

Browns wearing their white uniforms here today.

The Colts use as blockers Bob Holcomb at left tackle, playing despite a broken wrist, which is well padded today.

Glenn Ressler, the left guide.

The center is Bill Curry, the right guide is Dan Sullivan, and the right tackle is Sam Ball.

Jimmy Orr flanked out to the right side.

And he has at midfield the Navy first down.

Eric Catani and Adam Ballard share that fullback position.

25 carries a game between the two of them.

20 yards a game.

You

know what, Tom, I thought one of the most amazing things we were looking at, maybe statistics, was the fact that they're fullbacks.

Katani this time, as you see, and Ballard, who we saw earlier.

191 carries between them.

Right now, he's a player that I'm not looking towards extending, but...

If he turns it around, that could be something, right? Like, it could be a very extensive Tulli to Pelota.

Again, I missed the biggest one there.

So you're talking about extensions for Joe Alt, Limey Konke, and Tulli at minimum next year.