Brian Batko

And yet, you know, he ended up being a real impact player for the Seahawks.

So I think they would have found a way to use him

to me the big sort of pivot point right now for that question and the back end of this defense is what do you do with Jalen Ramsey?

I mean, if you, if you do bring him back and, you know, pay him that whatever it is, 19 and a half million or something like that, check me on that limits.

But if you bring him back into the fold,

Is he safety?

Is he nickel?

Do you want to try him at outside corner again now that Darius Slay is out of the picture?

So it's kind of a good problem to have, I guess, a player who's that versatile, but it's not a good problem if you think he's at the age now where

He's not going to be able to run with receivers as much as he used to, and I can't get rid of the image from my mind.

The end of that Steelers-Ravens game was so bonkers, but the reason that it was was because he gives up that big catch to Isaiah Likely on fourth down, which set up Tyler Luke for that fateful miss.

I think that's what they envisioned for him when they brought him in.

I mean, you see guys like Eamon Worry, who was a rookie last year, I just mentioned, but even the more veteran guys like Cooper to Jean and especially Kyle Hamilton, who were sort of positionless defensive backs, they're providing a lot of value.

They're kind of in vogue right now in the NFL.

And I think the Steelers were, you know, sort of picturing Ramsey being like that, but then all sorts of stuff went haywire in the secondary and they had to move on.

Referencing Trav and OverTheCap.com comes to tracking the salaries.

They've got Ramsey on the books here for a $19.5 million cap number in 2026 with a roster bonus due.

March 13th of three and a half million.

So this is like the Larry Ogunjobi situation last year, guys.

Remember, they had to kind of decide on him sooner than later and they took it down to the wire.