J.P. Shadrick

Josh Hines-Allen getting 28.2 a year average.

And Josh should be at like 20, 22 if they'd done the contract when they should have done the contract, which is a year, year and a half before when they actually did, which was...

a very large mistake not getting his contract done sooner than they did.

Didn't quite understand the timing of that.

Hendrickson's getting 28 a year.

He's right there.

Two million more over the course of four years, that's half a million more a year.

And he's a good football player.

I mean, he's been one of the elite pass rushers in the league, but –

Trayvon does the bully things better than Trey Henderson does.

He's got, obviously, the tangibles, which is the bully things and the on-the-field production, especially against the run, setting the edges.

But he has the intangibles that the leadership here in the building love, in the locker room, and being a great teammate and citizen, and everything he brings to this team that's not between the lines on the grass.

It's everything you want.

Here's what I love the most about this whole – first of all, I love the most is that he's back in the fold for a significant amount of time.

You're not going to have to worry about trying to find a replacement.

Right character guy.

Love him.

Tough.

Love him.

But what I love is the way that Liam Cohen talked about Trayvon and expecting him to continue to elevate his game and how he's kind of challenging him to do more.