Bob Pompeani

Well, first of all, I didn't know it would go that high for him, so if I could bring him in, I would have probably done it.

But again, to me, the more traditional way to do it is you get somebody in free agency.

Dobbs, you said, will cost less.

And then you draft two wide receivers, first round or maybe third round.

I would draft two wide receivers in this draft for them.

They need help there, and especially on low first-year contracts.

So he's going to get his wish.

He's going to be a three-down back over there, and they're going to get a productive guy who's going to make, I wonder what he's making, $13 million a year or more.

Bob, watch out for the Chiefs.

It's the one position I think they've been going by committee for a few years now.

And so they have a guy who's going to be the bell cow.

They'll utilize him as son.

There are a bunch of guys in that same role.

So I wonder what it does now for Kenneth Gainwell if they're interested.

It's not that he's the same kind of running back, but he has a market.

If the Chiefs are interested?

No, if the Steelers are interested in how much would it cost to keep him.

How much do you think?

$8 million a year?

I would say less than that, but he may get it someplace else.