Maybe there is lingering beef between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Denver Broncos?

After the Jaguars made a trio of trades on Monday, 104.3 The Fan's Cecil Lammey questioned the Broncos for "sitting on your hands" after "one of the best teams in the conference" took action ahead of the NFL trade deadline.

Broncos offensive quality control coach Willie Snead then responded to Lammey's take with this tweet: "They still can’t beat us w/ those trades. By the time they see (if they see us) we’ll be able to do the same thing if not better.. like SP said, 'We love what we have!'"

Denver defeated Jacksonville 20-13 in Week 2.

When he was asked about the trade deadline on Sunday, Broncos coach Sean Payton said, in part: "There's room for us to get better, but I like this team a lot."

Snead, 34, played wide receiver for Payton with the New Orleans Saints from 2014 to 2017. He joined Payton's staff as a coach in March, and hasn't been shy about his expectations for the club. Snead tweeted former teammate Terron Armstead on Monday and said he wanted to appear on Armstead's podcast "after we win the Super Bowl this year."

Payton prefers his players to keep a low profile on social media during the season, and he probably feels similarly about his coaching staff. That said, Snead is clearly confident in the Broncos' outlook, even if they don't make any trades ahead of Tuesday's deadline.