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It doesn't say which by.

That's above my pay grade, Bob.

Yeah, Frank, the reason why that is, is I wanted this to be more of a fresh start.

Whether it be a younger offensive mind, which is what I was more in favor of.

But especially, I kind of doubled down on this after hearing McCarthy at the press conference.

It seems like they're going to run it back with Rodgers.

He thinks the defense is fine and there's a lot of great pieces.

I just don't think that the Steelers are looking at this as if it's more of a rebuild than it actually is, and that Art and Omar heard a lot of things that they wanted to hear from McCarthy, and that's partly why he's the guy.

So what about McCarthy's offense don't you like?

Well, I just thought go younger, go more innovative.

I'm okay with McCarthy the coach.

I just think that the process that they went through was poor, and I also thought that having a younger guy to be able to develop a younger quarterback and sustain something for a while would have been better because I think that McCarthy is more of a Tomlin 2.0 type of guy in this role.

Formulated.

Yeah, do you think, because Frank, we always talk about mid-round quarterbacks, and what is the ultimate upside of that?

So you do think that it's worth it to take a flyer on a Nussmeyer or an Aller or somebody in that range, third or fourth round, rather than trying to draft somebody to potentially be like a third corner, or maybe you get lucky with a starter like a Nick Herbig a couple years ago?

I don't hate him at all.

I think he's Matt Flynn 2.0, though.

Well, then you hate him as a player.

Hate is a very strong word there, Joe.

Matt Flynn 2.0 was a terrible player.