J.P. Shadrick

Well, the 365 night at Room Ocean.

It's already baked in.

It's unbelievable.

It's amazing.

He's in town for 11 days, and the roof stays up for 365.

Yeah, that jives with exactly what I heard inside the building was they liked his toughness.

It was a move.

I got a lot of questions.

Why are they tying a wide receiver?

Well, because not all levels of wide receiver in terms of putting together roster –

are created equal.

You want a guy in that fourth or fifth receiver role who can play all the special teams because it helps you form a game day roster.

And he was a piece that you could bring in and absolutely feel good about your game day roster.

Never have to play him on offense unless forced, and he's still valuable.

But if you played him on offense, you were fine with it because you could get production.

So teams...

Bucky, those are the meat and potatoes, guys, that GMs and coaches love because it makes Thursday night and Friday morning so much easier in trying to figure out who's going to be up.

It's funny, JP.

I had run in right when free agency was starting.

I ran into Heath Farwell coming out of the building, special teams coordinator.