J.P. Shadrick

You want some competition.

You have to churn the roster in this day and age.

It's not the 70s where the Steelers could roll out the same starting 22 for five years in a row.

So it's a good situation when you've got outside linebacker.

You have Ventrell Miller who pushed Devin Lloyd to the point where he was a co-starter ending the season.

At running back, you've got Tootin who had five touchdowns and who showed something.

They're in a good spot for the positions where they do need to, I think they will draft outside linebacker.

I think they'll draft somewhere at running back.

But you probably couldn't be in a better situation, Bucky, for that transition.

because you have to have transition in the NFL.

So I think they're set up well at those spots.

And Ventrell really hasn't been – I think a lot of fans are familiar with him, but obviously not as familiar as they are with Lloyd and some of the other guys who have started.

Antonio Johnson, guy who's been high profile.

But you've been around him a little bit, JP.

You know, you talk about intangibly rich.

You talk about a guy who fits what this franchise is.

I don't – you know, he came and he didn't play his first year.

He had a lot of injuries at Florida.

But –

you know, loves ball.