J.P. Shadrick

He's a real deal.

It's good.

He's got a year left in the contract.

I wonder if that's going to be a primary focus this offseason, if you're going to try to... He'll be getting a new contract.

Re-up on him.

And then with that being said, then, I mean, once again, this is for the future, but we're talking about the future now because this is where we're at.

I mean, what is that wide receiving room going to look like?

Where does Travis Hunter fit in?

Yeah, I mean, listen, it's one of those things where I felt like he was kind of coming around a little bit these past couple weeks, and then, yeah, it just, you know, it all fell apart against the Bills, but this is the thing, like, and this is the frustrating thing about it, there's a lot of frustrating things about this game, but...

It's not like you were necessarily afraid of Keon Coleman and Brandon Cooks, who I forgot was even in the league until a couple weeks ago, right?

Once again, it comes down to they essentially beat themselves in a lot of those areas, right?

Whether it's the miscommunications between the safety.

There's that one play where I think it was Murray was the safety, and it looked like he had his eyes in the backfield taking a short route, and then they go over the top on Murray.

I think he was the safety in that play.

It made Newsom look really bad, but I think that was more on Murray.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, and whosever fault it was, there's miscommunication, right?

And once again, that's the circumstance of beating yourself.

It's not like with all due respect to Brandon Cooks and Keon Coleman, like they really beat the Jaguars.

I felt like the miscommunication was the problem that beat the Jaguars there.