Jeff Lageman

And I want to see him on the grass in the offseason.

Don't want to have to wait until training camp to see him.

So I don't know what the timeline is.

I don't know all the particulars about –

the surgery and the rehab and all of those things.

But you hope to see him out sooner rather than later.

I'd rather see him at some point in the offseason, minicamp, some OTAs.

You don't want to see all of a sudden him off to the side all the time and then all of a sudden, hey, we've got to wait until training camp because that kind of puts him behind.

Because the more that he can do football drills, the better he'll be going into training camp.

And I think those are foundational players to me, foundational players.

That's the core of who you have to retain so that going forward, they're part of the building blocks and they are the culture setters.

I think Parker is an excellent player, not only just as a returner, which kind of originally was the value with Parker, then this year the emergence at wide receiver is

Really impressive.

Really impressive.

And look, I think he has another level that he can get to.

And Trayvon's a big bully.

But I also believe that he still has a lot of room to grow as a pass rusher.

He's gotten better.

I thought this past year was the first year that I actually saw him actually have a plan at times as a pass rusher.

But the injury slowed him down tremendously.