James Gladstone

A couple in undrafted college free agency that were able to find their place.

But look forward to sort of being in familiar territory this go-around and being able to leverage prior experience with navigating the waters here in about a two-week's time and have some fun with it.

Yeah.

I think you'd like to say it's going to be best player available, and it's always going to come with a little nuance.

You're going to compare across positions and where there's a clear visual for contributions and a vision from our coaching staff to seeing that player skill set come to life, and you would typically –

appreciate the fact that that could come to life sooner than later.

And all that stuff has to be weighted against each other.

So when you've got two light players and one position allows maybe an earlier runway, you'd lean towards that direction.

But it's not so black and white all the time.

I think that's the type of dynamic you would want to be able to walk in at each pick point with the idea that, hey, we're not pigeonholed to one or two positions, but we have all of them where we feel comfortable taking a shot if the right player or the best player presents themselves.

It's hard to say it's some black and white answer.

It's typically going to come with a lot of layers to it.

Ultimately, you've got to make what you feel like is in the best interest of our team in the now and the team for the future.

We're ready to go win some football games.

Whoever can help us do that, we're going to try and go ahead and add to the fold.

Yeah, he'll be, for all intents and purposes, a limited participant throughout the off-season program with eyes on return to play at full tech and training camp.

Good question.

Almost as good as your tight end question.

As boring as it is.

The most fun about watching film with Liam, right?