
Episode 121: Panthers/Jaguars Week 1 Analysis - The Liam Coen Era Starts With a Win
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The Jaguars traded running back Tank Bigsby to the Philadelphia Eagles for 2026 draft picks while fans were celebrating a convincing 26-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers in their season opener. New General Manager James Gladstone continues stockpiling draft capital as the team shows they can handle business against teams they should beat.
Below are the talking points we covered as we discussed Week 1’s win and the aftermath:
• Breaking news: Tank Bigsby traded to Philadelphia Eagles for 2026 fifth and sixth round picks
• Jacksonville defeats Carolina Panthers 26-10 in season opener
• Travis Etienne dominates with 143 yards on 16 carries including a 71-yard run
• Offensive line shows vastly improved physicality and run blocking
• Free agent additions Eric Murray, Jourdan Lewis, and Robert Hainsey make immediate impact
• Trevor Lawrence (19-of-31, 178 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT) shows resilience despite inconsistent moments
• Rookie Brian Thomas Jr. struggles with drops (1 catch on 7 targets, but had a rushing TD)
• Travis Hunter makes NFL debut with 6 catches for 33 yards on offense
• Weather delay disrupted momentum in an otherwise dominant performance
• Upcoming schedule looks more manageable after Week 1 performances league-wide
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