JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The NFL’s loudest trash talker has little to say after consecutive lopsided losses.

Jacksonville Jaguars All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey delivered a repeat performance Thursday from his postgame news conference that followed a 40-7 loss to Dallas four days earlier.

Ramsey drew sharp criticism for offering short answers in the locker room after the 33-point drubbing, mostly because he’s been so vocal — and critical — of fellow NFL players this year. He was equally succinct during his weekly media session in advance of Sunday’s game against Houston.

Q: Where is the confidence level this week on defense? Still have confidence you guys can bounce back?

A: We’ll see.

Q: What are your thoughts about going up against Texans receiver DeAndre Hopkins?

A: Same as usual.

Q: What’s that?

A: Same as it’s always been. My past two years, y’all have asked me the same question. Well, last year y’all asked me. Next question.

Q: Is Hopkins one of the guys you like going up against?

A: Yeah.

Q: Why?

A: Uh, just a good matchup.

Q: You guys have always had confidence and now it’s, `We’ll see’. Why such a change?

A: We’ve still got confidence, but we’re going to see how the game goes.

Q: What did you see from quarterback Deshaun Watson in the opener last year and on tape this year?

A: Really good.

Ramsey spoke for a little more than a minute Thursday. His media session after the loss to the Cowboys was a few seconds longer.

Neither compared to the verbose jabs Ramsey has taken against Kansas City “return specialist” Tyreek Hill and New England cornerback Stephon Gilmore in recent weeks.

The third-year player and fifth overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft also ripped several NFL quarterbacks in an interview with GQ magazine this summer.