J.P. Shadrick

And then under his guidance to see the three different departments get recognized from the peers around the National Football League to the highest level, I thought that that was just outstanding.

And so congratulations to all three of the departments, the medical, the strength training, and then also now the equipment room, George and all the crew there.

Kyle, they do a great job.

Congratulations.

Good stuff.

No doubt about that.

Really great to see.

Certainly today, Jaguars GM James Gladstone and head coach Liam Cohen, two weeks away from the NFL draft, had the annual draft luncheon, the media luncheon, and then about half an hour, those two sat at the podium at the front of the media room.

The Jaguars, of course, have 11 draft picks this year, none in the first round, four picks on day two.

James Gladstone asked,

As usual, is it the best available player he's going after?

James Gladstone, of course, set logs as a part of that Rams staff that for like six years straight did not have a first-round pick.

And for a number of those years, he was the one putting the draft together until the final days, of course, when Les would make the picks.

So he has experience in this realm before and looking forward to see what he can do with it.

Rodney was actually asked the question about not having that first-round pick and having to wait until pick number 56, which is a good number, as I said before.

Oh, yeah.

But James brought up that, look, in the past, he's had to wait into the hundreds to make a pick.

And Liam Cohen was on that same staff with the Rams where they weren't picking until they were in the hundreds, you know, so...

I love the way how methodical his thought process is and some of his thinkings about how do you come up with the player that is the Jaguar selection.

And he went into a lot of detail about that and about how if you have some inconsistencies on opinions that you kind of move on from that and then you go to find consistencies.