Tony Boselli Previews The Ravens Hosting The Jaguars This Sunday
Tony Boselli is a former NFL offensive tackle for the Jaguars and Texans, who now does Jaguar game broadcasts.
Tony joined Ken and Steve to talk about the game this Sunday between the Ravens and the Jaguars.
Steve asked Tony about the makeup of the AFC South and the chances of Jacksonville making the postseason. Tony admitted that the playoffs are still a long way off for Jacksonville despite how bad the division has been this season, "you can say that. The reality is there is a shot but you have to be realistic about where you are. The Jags are still learning to win games. Right now when we get to the 4th quarter we find ways to lose games."
Ken asked Tony about the state of the Jaguars as they continue to rebuild the franchise. Tony noted that since Gus Bradley was hired the Jags have had a clear plan to get this team back to relevance, "since day one when Gus Bradley came in you could tell that they have had a plan. The plan has been to build up the offense, then build up the defense. The Jags have two good young receivers who are on pace for 1,200 yards and a quarterback in Blake Bortles who is really impressive. Its still tough in Jacksonville, but the future is bright."
Tony went on to discuss the differences between former Jaguars starting quarterback Blaine Gabbert to current starter Blake Bortles, his thoughts on former Jaguars and current Ravens left tackle Eugene Monroe, and the possibility of the Jaguars or another NFL franchise moving to London.