Cam Hayward

I just talked to him not too long ago, and I love that he loves Pittsburgh.

That means the world to me because that's someone who's going to value the job.

That's someone who's going to make the most out of this opportunity.

There's a hunger there.

There's a respect there.

His family still lives in Pittsburgh, and so we talked about that.

My family still lives in Pittsburgh as well.

And, you know, we've resonated that his brother was actually my next door neighbor for all those years ago.

So I've had a leg up in admiring him from, you know, afar.

But he's a hell of a coach, too.

You know, he's won a Super Bowl.

And, you know, the players here today that have had a chance to be coached by him have a lot of respect for him as well.

I don't want to play anywhere else.

That is a very special place in my heart.

But you always have to think about what can happen.

Being prepared for every opportunity.

Being prepared that the Pittsburgh Steelers might not want me on their team next year.

That's just the way you have to look at it.

You have to be able to deal with change.

I don't want to play anywhere else.