Mark Kaboly

That's where we'll start.

Honestly, I think the Steelers over the past two or three years have all the pieces in place of having two or three really good drafts.

So, I mean, not where it matters the most, though, the quarterback, but I think the pieces around, for the most part, have been a solid couple drafts here.

I mean, you would have to think that, I mean, minimum a decade, right?

Hey, you have chances to work things out and you're right.

They got some pieces in place on that offensive line.

And before you even want to address a young quarterback, you want to get those guys in place so this guy, whoever you bring in, has a fighting chance of being able to succeed rather than have an offensive line that's sort of like what we saw from the Chargers this year.

I know they were banged up, but the guy's just getting pummeled

to death.

So I think that's a very attractive job.

But once again, a very attractive job is, man, we know that this isn't Cleveland and you're not going to get fired in a year and a half after losing

to the Steelers in week 17.

Maybe.

Well, you can't discount the fact that they've had three coaches in 57 years being attracted to people.

You just can't.

That would be very attractive to join that list of Knoll, Cowher, Tomlin, regardless of what's surrounding it.

You look at it as DK Metcalf as a liability.

But they might look at it as they can unlock something with him.

You're just being very short-sighted here.

I mean, if I'm coming into a situation where I have DK Metcalf and TJ Watt, I'm pretty excited if I'm a head coach.