J.P. Shadrick

The scheme and the coaches really work with the personnel.

That's terrific.

I think safety is still a question in terms of, like, what are we going to do in terms of depth, Dewey, and how do you reconfigure that?

But we can put the ball down and play.

So you're encouraged by that.

The thing about free agency, particularly from the way the Jaguars are approaching it,

Let's just let the first 48 to 72 hours play out, and there are going to be some good players that are going to be available at team-friendly prices.

I think the Jaguars will jump in when it gets to that level of free agency as opposed to what we've seen early where everyone is paying big bucks and going for these premium free agents.

I think the Jaguars are going to kind of strap in the bargain then.

I mean, that's very old school.

But, yeah, I mean, you don't want to go to the grocery store when you're hungry.

And when you're desperate, you make bad decisions.

So I applaud the approach that James Gladstone, Liam, Tony are taking with this.

Because the good teams, they all jump in when they need to.

Well, more often than not, John is right.

The mistakes that you make on those early days where you overpay for a player and then you get them and you start playing, you're like, oh, boy, we're never going to get the right return on our investment.

It's melted quick, too.

Yeah.

I mean, just wait.

So now I would expect.