J.P. Shadrick

And I appreciate that because, again, a lot of new regimes would not do that.

They would not retain four of the older regime's guys.

It's true.

Very true.

Just making a point.

Let's wrap up the Trayvon Walker discussion with what do you think is the next step for him in terms of his production?

Where can he improve?

Where do you see him lining up next year?

Well, I continue to want to see him advance his pass rushing skills.

And I really thought that he took a step up this past year, but then the injuries did not allow him to show it.

I thought that he became a little bit more natural of a pass rusher.

More moves became kind of second nature to him.

And so I want to continue to see the development of the pass rush moves and game plans.

Not trying to dead center guys and trying to muscle them all the time.

And then I want him to take his bulliness to a new level.

And I think he's capable of that.

Because Trayvon is incredibly strong.

And if he learns and gets more tips.

And not necessarily tricks, but more study of opponents and understanding scheme, opponent schemes, understanding stances to where he's anticipating more.

The more you can anticipate, the more of a position of power that you can play from.