The Jaguars prepare for their first home game in over a month against the Colts in Week 8. Brian Sexton begins by speaking with Team President Mark Lamping to discuss the ongoing construction taking place within EverBank stadium and what fans can expect on game day. Sexton then catches up with Defensive Coordinator Anthony Campanile to discuss bouncing back following an underwhelming performance vs. the Texans in London. Later he speaks with OL Coach Shaun Sarrett about the offensive line shuffle following OL Anton Harrison's injury and his confidence level in the group moving forward. His last interview is with former Jaguars RB Fred Taylor to discuss the loss to the Texans, the lack of QB pressure on defense and how they can get back on track moving forward. Sexton wraps up with a new segment called, "Four Downs", where he asks rapid fire questions to rookie CB Jourdan Lewis. All this and more on the A Few Good Minutes podcast.

This episode of A Few Good Minutes with senior corespondent Brian Sexton features Bahati Van Pelt of the NFLPA.

Jaguars.com Senior Correspondent Brian Sexton (@jagsvoice) surveys the landscape around the Jaguars and the NFL with the men and women who make the news. You'll find A Few Good Minutes weekly during the off-season and more often during the season to share Brian's conversations and insights from 20 years behind the microphone. And it won't always just be football, you're likely to hear from a wide variety of people across the spectrum of sports and news and even (gasp)…politics. You never know what he'll be talking about so you should never miss A Few Good Minutes with Brian Sexton.

This episode of A Few Good Minutes features senior corespondent Brian Sexton, Jaguars DE Andre Branch, Jaguars.com Senior Writer John Oehser & Director of Player Development Marcus Pollard.

This episode of A Few Good Minutes features senior corespondent Brian Sexton, Jaguars quarterback Chad Henne & Team President Mark Lamping.

The first episode of A Few Good Minutes featuring senior corespondent Brian Sexton, Head Coach Gus Bradley & Jaguars tight end Marcedes Lewis.