Mike McCarthy

And that's certainly not Aaron Rodgers.

Because if anybody wanted to be really thoughtful and look at what happened last year against the Houston and against Cleveland, he was terrible.

He knows what it's like for the Steelers.

He's been around now for seven or eight years coaching in Tampa.

I love the roster, and I think it's Omar's turn to talk here, but I think it's a roster that is fluid.

And what I mean by that, the first thing I always look for, I know in my head coaching years, how many –

How many players do we have returning on contract?

You know, were we at 52, we had 61, 64, because, frankly, I mean, the draft's really important.

You know, veteran free agency's important.

But that group of men in these off-season programs, particularly just being older, being in the league,

You know, that time you have together, those men will move the needle more, in my opinion, more than anybody else.

And it's a great group of men, you know, just based off the feedback that, you know, we all talk to each other.

And so I'm really looking forward to moving the needle with those guys.

And definitely we'll add through free agency.

We'll add through the draft.

But, you know, like I said, Mike Tomlin and Omar, they've left me a lot to work with.

You know, I think the biggest thing is the interaction every day with the players, the coaches, the support group.

I mean, to line up every single day and to work and to do hard stuff, you know, with people that are committed.

I mean, there's nothing like it.

And, you know, I've had a chance to step away and look at other things.