J.P. Shadrick

It's a little bit of forecasting, kind of predicting if they've got the ability to transition from being maybe a starter defensive offensive player in college to being a –

core special teamer in the NFL, that can't be easy to do.

No.

I mean, in theory, the rules are pretty much the same on punt teams and coverage and all that.

Kickoff rules are certainly different now, if you're evaluating those two.

You know how many special teams that I played in college, JP?

How many?

All of them?

Zero.

You didn't play.

You were a star.

I mean, I was a... They needed you on defense.

That's my point, is that a lot of your...

your athletes that you're looking to draft in college are starting players, star players, whether it be on offense or defense.

A lot of times they're not asked to play special teams.

And a lot of times when these guys come into the NFL, it's happened here in the past, and all of a sudden the Jaguars coaches in the past have asked players, hey, look, you're going to play special teams, and the player looks at them cross-eyed.

What do you mean?

I don't play special teams.

Well, welcome to the NFL.

You play special teams.