J.P. Shadrick

I mean, you don't know.

You don't know.

But the important thing is consistency to be in that neighborhood, right?

Yeah, right.

You know, we're not saying 13, okay, because you can't sit there and just look at that number as 13 and say, okay, anything less than that is failure.

No, because he's right.

It may be 11.

But where do you go once you get 11?

That's the thing.

That's the measuring stick.

And I think he'll handle it.

I think he'll handle it very well.

And the other part of that, too, is, look, you got the 13 in year one, and it's not like you had outstanding production from all the draft picks you had.

Right.

You got very limited production from the influx of the drafted players.

And that's not criticizing James in any way, shape, or form.

You had injury that impacted your number one pick and then your Caleb Bransaw and then also the linebacker that you had in round six, McLeod.

I mean, you had injuries across the board with your draft picks and injuries during the season that affected them.

Some in training camp that affected guys throughout the rest of the year.

And they found some Band-Aids.