Joe

Especially getting to the Pro Bowl is a lot easier today than it's been, right?

I mean, if you want to be an All-Pro, that's a whole different category there.

But Pro Bowls, they should be adding up.

Yeah, it's going to be Steel.

They won't call him Sheil Haas.

They'll call him Steel Haas.

Here's the counter to that.

How about if he's the D.C.?

How about if it's Shuler with the D.C.?

That's what I'd like as the D.C.

As an O.C., you mean.

head coach and then hire shilhas to be the the oc yeah well if he does a good job he's gone the next year that's fine so that doesn't really sit well with me you need that guy to be there for long for the long term yeah but that means he's had success though doesn't it frank if he if he's poached real quick that's okay there are going to be other guys but then you got to start the process over you got to start all over again i'm with frank on this one offensive coordinator you could find them

Look at Artie Smith.

I understand.

But I would say if he has success, that's a good thing for your offense next year or the year after.

No, you're right.

In fact, the Lions were looked at by a lot of us as a team that was going to be there against Buffalo.

And getting back to that trade now, it's interesting how that happened because I remember when we were at my charity golf tournament when that trade was consummated that brought Jonu Smith and Ramsey here for Minka Fitzpatrick.

And at the time, most people felt that was a slam dunk for the Steelers given everything you'd seen from Jonu Smith in Miami, 88 catches, yak yards, touchdowns, everything.

How would you analyze that trade now looking back on it after just one year?