J.P. Shadrick

Yeah.

And everything was 10-point rallies, and you felt like you were hanging by a thread.

The last eight weeks of this season, Trevor and the team just felt like they were good.

And I'm not sure that you come off that back to 7-10.

I mean, I don't know if 13-4 is realistic.

That's a hard record to get.

What's the process?

Something you said about 30 seconds ago.

of evaluating your team correctly.

That sounds easy, but I'm guessing there's a lot more to it, and it's a lot more important to do it right, but it can be hard to do.

Well, it's probably more dangerous to try to always run it back.

The instinct is to say run it back.

But if you're going to be good for the long term, the key is knowing how to sort of adapt to running it back because realistically in the NFL, you can't run it back.

So you have to make some changes, which is probably what we're getting to.

That's right.

Yeah, I think it's interesting with those guys.

Most of the questions I get right now are about those two, and understandably so.

They're popular players, high-profile players.

They're also players who had stats, which makes them very easy to fall in love with and very easy to sort of comprehend.

I'm not sure it's as much of a matter of did they make cap mistakes before, they're over, dead money, all that stuff.