‘It’s gonna be a brawl’ - Jaguars coach and QB on Texans clash in London and Anton Harrison injury

You guys saw last night, obviously, that when we get back, he'll have a little procedure, see what it looks like in there, don't have any new news on what it could really look like until we get in there. So we'll just take it day by day. And yeah, it's any time you lose a player for a game, it's always a challenge. But I have a lot of confidence in Walker and Cole to go in there. And these guys have played these guys so many times and have had success against them and know what they're in for in terms of the battle and next man up mentality. It's really nice having a guy that's played a lot and that I've played a lot with. And I think that position I've seen just over my career, how important that, if you want to call it swing tackle spot is, is just, you know, unfortunately, obviously, Tonson would be out. It happens in this league and injuries happen. It's an unfortunate part of it. And just seeing how important it is to have a guy that can step up and Walker's shown that he can do that. I've played a lot of football with him, trust him. He had a great day today, seems ready to go, and he's been locked in the whole season in case his number gets called, so I don't have any hesitations about him. We had two really tight games against them, obviously have a tough feeling in our stomachs from the last time we played against these guys, and know that every time that you line up against this team, it's going to be a fight, it's going to be a brawl, and so that's what's great about football that's what's great about rivalries is that you have a level of respect for each other right because you know any given Sunday anything can happen especially in rivalry type games and understanding what you can learn from each of these opportunities that you play against one another in and how well you start to get to know each other in ways in terms of what they want to do what we want to do and that's the cat and mouse game that's the game within the game that you have to play? I mean, there's always a respect factor. Those guys have earned the respect. They're great players. They have a lot of them on that defense. We respect them, and we're going to have a good plan, and we're going to make sure we do everything to be prepared. But also, when Sunday comes around, we've got to go make plays and have the confidence that we're the best guys in the field. I think we believe that, and we've got to play like it. We showed some of Marvin's clips today in terms of what he's been able to do in Arizona um maybe what areas of the field they may try to use him i mean it's probably going to be hard to get him into a full game plan but shoot we did it with Jacoby last year and i know Marvin smart and he works hard so i would imagine that he's going to be a part of their game plan and cj and he you know him have a lot of chemistry and history together so um yeah there's some unknown to truly how they'll use him but um their system they you know they kind of run what they do and they put the guys in positions to make plays, and I think Marvin will probably be no different that way. That was probably one of the louder atmospheres I've been in in a while, especially, you know, in those critical moments to where, hey, guys, like I can help you out with my play call, maybe shortening it up, trim the verbiage or call something a little bit more simplified down there where it was in that end zone specifically that got loud. um and some of those critical down we had a great offensive meeting on uh on monday afterwards where we just had a really good open honest meeting showing some of the guys where i can help them and where i can be better as a play caller and where we have to execute better as well and so when you have a group of guys that are honest with each other that we can all be honest with typically um things like that i'm not as concerned about i really believe that these players know what's at stake, what's coming into town this week, and being able to learn from some of those mistakes.