Bob Pompiani

I'd never thought of that until he mentioned it, but maybe that is.

It's just a theory because he hasn't signed.

The longer you go without signing, people have their own conclusions.

It's honestly just such an old story, and it's tough to talk about it because nothing's changed.

Even if he signs now and says, I don't want to be OTAs, I'll stop in and just see how Will's doing or whatever.

It does make no sense not to know at this point, but they seem to think it's going to happen.

Unless they know.

Unless they know, right.

Next.

But let's say that he does, and you know he's coming back.

Does that change your opinion of the Steelers' offensive line and their number one pick at 21?

Because I have always thought it was wide receiving.

And even though some people say, well, you have Metcalf and you have Pittman, fine.

But in time, one of those guys could become a cap casualty.

If they don't produce it, you don't want to spend $30 million on somebody.

You can make a move.

And if you have some insulation with a younger receiver, that guy moves right into the slot.

But now there's talk there could be a tackle available, and they don't know the Broderick Jones extent of the injury and what that would do to limit him.

Would you be so inclined to again draft another lineman with your first pick?

What?