John Oehser

So that, I think, is definitely a part.

And I think as Brian alluded to, they saw last year, this regime sort of saw Trayvon at 50%.

And I'm sure after you sort of decompress from the season and start thinking about it, at some point in a meeting, somebody went, hey, that's him 50%.

And if that's the worst we get out of him,

I always go back to, and I don't know if it's the right comparison, but it's one Jags fans might be familiar with.

He reminds me of a guy who could have a Calais Campbell type career.

Yeah, that's exactly right.

Never necessarily, oh wow, he's the best sack guy in the league.

But over the course, if you had chosen Calais Campbell number one overall in the draft that he came out in, and you were that franchise,

Would you have egg on your face right now?

No.

But there was a lot of it then, because he was a second-round pick.

I think with Trayvon, I think that's the kind of career he's going to have, where all of a sudden, in 14 years, people are going to go, wow, that guy was really, really good.

Exactly right.

Well, do they have a chance?

I don't have a real feel that it has a chance.

I don't think this team likes it, meaning the Jags.

I doubt they'll vote for it.

Here, it sounds okay on paper, but here's what I think the league has to guard against with this.

And I think they will guard against it.