“I wouldn’t say ‘real,'” he said. “‘Real’ is full-go, tackle to the ground, everything’s in play. That’s not necessarily something we’re going to do. Even when we have our live periods, it’s still Jags on Jags. We tell our guys, ‘It’s competitive, but it’s not combative.’ We’re not going to take blowup shots on our guys. They’re not going to do it to our guys.
“There’s still an element – that’s what’s going to happen come September Week 1 when it all it all starts up, but there’s certainly another intensity and that’s what you want to see from both sides as it gets going with pads on.”
Taylor, too, discussed the value of the coming weeks – weeks that represent the first padded work for all players since the end of the previous season – for the offensive line.
“I think you gain more information,” Taylor said. “You’re starting to establish an identity at least of who you want to be and what you hope to see. All we hope throughout camp is that every day, we’re improving on the things we try to try to put our intentions towards. There’s a goal every single day, whether it’s the type of period we had, the situations we script in it, the plays we’re trying to run, the looks we’re trying to see from the defense, anything like that.
“We just want to continue to grow in that, then you see your individual period carry over to, you know, the half-pod groups to the team reps and see if that grows every day.”
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