What did Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson have to say about the Houston Texans on Wednesday?
Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson spoke to the media on Wednesday to preview the Houston Texans, and we were there for it all.Q: On QB Trevor Lawrence’s status this week?Q: On whether Lawrence’s availability will be based on how much he is able to participate throughout the week?Q: On what he learned about the team during the bye week?
Pederson: “We took a dive into that schematically just to see where we were and see what we're doing and see what we do well. There are some things that, I'm not going to get into the whole details of things, but there are things in the run game that we’ve got to get back to. Even in the passing game, tweaking some things there and some things that we can hopefully help our production in the next six weeks, and then ultimately just have some time away.
Pederson: “Nothing that I'll share at this time. I personally think that, just to be a little bit more clear on that, I say that to say this, a lot of these are in-house and these are things that we focus on as a staff and as a team. I just don't think they need to be in the open right now.”Pederson: “We’ve got to keep working. We’ve got to keep trying to, as a staff, put our players in position to make plays on the field. Ultimately, the players execute the game plan.
Pederson: “It can be a challenge if you let it. Each day I walk into this building, I choose not to let it get me down. I choose to be energetic around the football team. I choose a message each week that I feel is important that the guys need to hear. Then, of course, that applies to keys to victory and different things that we do throughout the course and things we talk about as a team as the week progresses. I know there's a lot of negativity around us and rightfully so.
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