Donnie

We went over that in our monthly staff meeting yesterday that I know you usually miss out on, Austin, because it's right during your show.

Yeah, I'm curious to pick your brain on what this might be.

I think I know what it is.

Most of the draft details seem to be ironed out, so I'm excited about the coverage that we will have for the three-day event on this station.

But that's the part of the offseason that you round out the roster and you acquire sometimes pressing needs, but also guys that you just have for depth roles.

And we don't have to treat the Steelers secondary anymore like it is a pressing need.

If they hadn't done anything, then I would say it was.

I would say, okay, this is a borderline...

first-round consideration.

And teams still go with the best player available model, too, depending on how things break on that first night.

But it's a good thing that they have taken care of a very important part of the defense.

And they just keep adding good players.

And I'm not worried if some of the guys overlap each other, like Elliott and Brisker may do,

Just put good players on the field.

Some of these guys could be labeled as positionless players because they are able to adapt to so many different situations.

They are flexible.

They can be moved around the board wherever the Steelers want them.

And they just got another good football player

for that group.

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