Frank Caliendo

That's the plan.

I think, though, if it does not come to fruition...

Then you have to put together a package and have a plan that you're going to say, you know what, we're going to have to give up some assets, right?

And the Steelers historically have not been willing to trade, make these big trades.

They've done it in the past, but not in a big way.

to go and get a player.

They're going to have to package maybe two first-round picks or something like that and go and get a quarterback in the draft so that they can rebuild.

This is not the year, obviously.

I heard you talking about that earlier.

Yeah, but Pittsburgh doesn't rebuild.

But should Pittsburgh rebuild?

Here's the problem.

we don't believe in tanking right that's not that's not in the vocabulary in this in this town so because that's not the case

You've got to do other things, right?

And that means you're going to have to mortgage the future to a degree in the sense that maybe it's two first-round picks to go and get in position to get one of the quarterbacks in next year's draft.

But you cannot...

keep doing what we're doing in the sense that not addressing that position.

You need a 10 to 15 year starter in that position in order for your organization to really flourish.

What's the last time a fan wanted to tackle you?

Well, it's funny.