In this season finale of UJJP, host Seth Studer navigates the "devastating" Wild Card loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Then, Seth is joined by Connor McNally and Flash the Samurai of @HappyHourSportsMedia to rank the Top 10 reasons why Jacksonville transformed from 4-13 to a 13-4 AFC South champion.

Finally, the Claws of History closes the book on the 2025 Jaguars' season by heading to the Renaissance and compares Liam Coen’s 1st season to Michelangelo’s ceiling inside the Sistine Chapel.

Special thanks to: Campione Law (Seth's employer and Jacksonville-based personal injury firm) for sponsoring UJJP.

📞 Phone: 904-867-0087📧 Email: seth@campionelawpa.com throughout this historic 2025 campaign.

Timestamps

0:00 - Intro: The Devastation of the Bills Loss

3:01 - Why we are devastated: Opportunity & Familiarity

10:12 - Group Therapy with Connor & Flash the Samurai (from Happy Hour Sports)

14:14 - #10: Travis Etienne Jr.

17:57 - #9: Offensive Line

22:27 - #8: Little Names, Big Impact

27:17 - #7:Little Names, Big Free Agents

31:26 - #6: Devin Lloyd

35:13 - #5: Parker Washington

40:14 - #4: Jakobi Meyers and James Gladstone

46:27 - #3: Anthony Camponile

51:25 - #2: Trevor Lawrence

1:02:16 - #1: The Butterfly Effect: Liam Coen

1:09:24 - Honorable Mentions

1:12:43 - Claws of History: 2025 Jaguars and Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel

Seth Studer reviews the Jacksonville Jaguars’ 13–4 regular season after wins over the Colts and Titans - clinching the AFC South.

He then examines how coaching, confidence, and a collective chip on the shoulder make the Jaguars dangerous in the playoffs, taking aim at the skeptics and national media still slow to adjust to what this team has become - calling them fools.

After confiding in his newfound Jaguars fear, not because the Jaguars are bad but because they are good, Seth previews Sunday’s Wild Card matchup against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.

Finally, this episode’s Claws of History travels to the 2nd century AD, drawing on the meditations of Marcus Aurelius to examine discipline, composure, and what real contention feels like as the Jaguars begin their playoff journey.

UJJP: The Unofficial Jacksonville Jaguars Podcast is proudly presented with the help of Campione Law — a personal injury firm based out of Duval County, FL.📞 (904) 234-9700 |📍501 West Bay Street, Ste. 100, Jacksonville, FL 32202 | ✉️ seth@campionelaw.com

0:00 Intro0:51 AFC South Champs - IND and TEN wins9:50 Disrespect - Coaching, Confidence, and Chip on Shoulder19:05 The Fear of Being Great29:20 Jaguars v. Bills Preview and Prediction41:41 Claws of History - Marcus Aurelius and Jaguars' Discipline

I wore the tuxedo because the occasion demanded it.

While the national media suffers from "Neural Inertia"—the biological inability to process that the Jaguars are now good — we are witnessing something historic. The Jacksonville Jaguars did not just beat the Denver Broncos 34-20; they broke the psychological stronghold of the AFC's perception of the Jaguars after 20 years of sucktitude

We dismantle the lazy "same old Jags" narrative using neuroscience, and we look at the 2025 Playoff Push through the only lens that matters: The Battle of Midway.

IN THIS EPISODE:

00:00 - The Tuxedo Statement: Dressing for the occasion.

07:40 - Neural Inertia: The neuroscience behind why the national media literally cannot see the Jaguars are elite.

15:20 - Breaking the Mile High Myth: Analyzing the 34-20 dominant win in Denver.

30:57 - THE CLAWS OF HISTORY: Denver win = Battle of Midway.

40:01 - "History Demands Payment."It’s time to stop asking for permission to be great.

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