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Oct 7, 2026

ChadHOST
45:26
Pressures can cause
Michael WilkesHOST
45:27
turnovers.
ChadHOST
45:29
Turnovers are the only thing that is going to do much more for your team, both on the scoreboard, but just their mentality.
ChadHOST
45:37
You look at a bench when somebody has a great pick, everything changes.
ChadHOST
45:42
People are revved up, and so that's what they need.
TripHOST
7:48
Total yards, the Bengals had 437 to 323.
TripHOST
7:52
Turnovers, they had two to nothing, which is bad.
TripHOST
7:55
First downs, they had seven more first downs.
TripHOST
7:59
Penalties, the Jaguars had more penalties for more yards.
Ben JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:55
So we got to look at that.
Ben JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:57
Turnovers are a big deal.
Ben JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:00
You know, we have too many fumbles, too many interceptions this early in the year.
Ben JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:05
So as we continue to play good football teams on our schedule, it's just, it's not a recipe that is sustainable.
Rick BallouHOST
10:14
I mean, the home field should be worth something.
Rick BallouHOST
10:19
I think the fan base has really been – spectacular considering everything that that is going on but I just no one has any faith right now in Florida State now I went to some folks on the beat and read all of their prognostications and it's you know I guess 60-40 right now I would say favoring Florida State with those who actually are there in Tallahassee covering the team but Turnovers, penalties.
Rick BallouHOST
10:50
I mean, every week on punt, there's a penalty.
Rick BallouHOST
10:54
When is it going to happen? We just talked about a fourth down situation.
NateHOST
8:36
That should be at the top.
NateHOST
8:37
It's obviously penalties, but mostly turnovers.
NateHOST
8:40
Turnovers, the Bills had five turnovers.
NateHOST
8:42
They, it's the only time they've ever won a game where they had five turnovers, I believe, in their history as a franchise.
NateHOST
8:50
Um, Josh Allen had some rough throws, although in looking at some replay on social media, it looked like that one long pass that ended up, like, in double coverage or whatever, like, Josh Allen thought that the other team was, uh, offsides, which I can't disagree with.
Marc MalusisHOST
11:45
No, it's his – I would say, you know, confidence in making a throw, giving his receiver an opportunity to make a play, or at times, you know, just putting the ball errantly in a spot where the defense is making a play on the football.
Marc MalusisHOST
11:58
Turnovers has been the biggest issue for Jameis Winston, whether it be in Tampa, I mean, all the stops that he's made over the course of his career, but he has shown you at times, whether it be Tampa, New Orleans, Cleveland for a short stretch, and I understand that we're good and bad there with the Browns, but He's a guy that you know can operate an NFL offense, you know can make all the NFL throws.
Marc MalusisHOST
12:18
Now it's a question of putting together that game plan in order to take advantage of his assets, his strengths as an NFL quarterback, and you're going to lean into his experience now to try and Winsome games that are winnable, like Sunday, tomorrow's game against Tennessee Titans, winnable.
Marc MalusisHOST
12:32
The Titans are looking at this game with Winsome quarterback as being a winnable game, too, if we're being honest.

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RichAUDIENCE
28:02
And, yeah, Winston Moose, you brought it up, has been good.
RichAUDIENCE
28:04
In the year he had 35 touchdowns, he had 33 interceptions.
RichAUDIENCE
28:08
So there's a lot of guys that have strong arms and they never made it in the NFL because they didn't have the ability to stay away from Turnovers and interceptions show but I do believe as a backup.
RichAUDIENCE
28:19
He'll be he'll be decent I you know the thing that we're forgetting to the offensive line was a sieve John.
Bucky BrooksHOST
6:02
The things that the Jaguars pride themselves on and not beating themselves all reared their ugly head in this game.
Bucky BrooksHOST
6:10
And so when we talk about the DBOs, the don't beat ourselves tenets, the pillars are, Turnovers, big plays allowed, penalties, pre-snap penalties, foolish penalties, those things are critical.
Bucky BrooksHOST
6:24
And then the final part of it, the kicking game.
Bucky BrooksHOST
6:27
When I go back and I look at this turnover, Trevor Lawrence's interception was critical because it flipped the momentum of the game.
Luke ProbascoHOST
48:01
Middle Tennessee wins this one by that score.
Luke ProbascoHOST
48:05
Turnovers were the deciding factor.
Luke ProbascoHOST
48:07
Nevada gave the ball away three times, two lost fumbles in the interception and Middle Tennessee protected the ball.
Luke ProbascoHOST
48:13
They had no turnovers in this one.
Ted JohnsonHOST
10:38
But to be fair, it's all tied together.
Ted JohnsonHOST
10:41
Turnovers in the secondary are a lot of times made because of the pass rush is disrupting the quarterback, so he throws bad picks.
Ted JohnsonHOST
10:49
Yeah, you've got to generate that pressure.
Ted JohnsonHOST
10:51
If you don't feel pressure back there as a quarterback from the pass rush, you're not going to throw as
Mitch HarperHOST
4:37
They were plus one in the turnover department today.
Mitch HarperHOST
4:40
And that was a big one because had they not got that pick yesterday, Arizona had the ball with a lead, and then you come up with that pick, and it changes the complete complexion of this game by coming up with that INT.
Mitch HarperHOST
4:54
Turnovers are huge, and BYU continues to show, with Bear Bachmeier at quarterback, they take care of the football.
Mitch HarperHOST
5:02
The fourth down stop that we talked about, the defense, that was the ultimate momentum swing in this game.
Mitch HarperHOST
5:07
BYU coming up big on that fourth and – BYU comes up with the stop.

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