Austin Lane

But then do you feel good about your wide receiver room next year?

And I'm not sure if you do.

So if that's the conversation you're having, then it's like, well, OK, we'll see what Travis Hunter and everything is.

If it's for the right price.

If you're going to sacrifice too much draft capital for a wide receiver, we're still having the same conversation of, well, do you feel good about next year?

No.

Do you have to address it in the draft again?

Maybe.

Then what is it all for?

I think in terms of offense, I might take a look at tight end depending on Brett and Strange.

If Brenton Strange comes back for the Chargers, then okay.

But the way the NFL is shifting now, it's always a copycat league.

Teams are taking two tight ends now and using them and everything and using tight end packages.

If you can get a guy that's a pretty valuable tight end, whether it's in the receiving game or in the run game, because right now there's some injuries going on in Jacksonville, I wouldn't be opposed to that.

And it might cost you a little cheaper than maybe a wide receiver.

On the defensive side of the ball, obviously it's been the same story all year.

I think interior defensive line, if it makes sense, if you can generate some pass rush with this guy, not just another run blocker per se, but a guy that's going to push the pocket and help out your defensive ends, sure.

And also I think depending on injuries and everything, the secondary might take a look at that, whether it's a safety position.

Yeah, I mean, I think that's a guy right there where – would you have to re-sign him, Pete?

Or what's that contract looking like?