Mike Tomlin

And so I think it's reasonable to expect him to continue to get better.

He brings a good attitude.

He is getting better from a production standpoint, and I just think last Sunday was a reflection of that.

He's a first rounder.

That's why we, that's why you draft first rounders.

He's really talented.

But, you know, it's not a one-man gang, certainly.

I knew we were in for a tough run day last week when Malik went down because that's also a component of his job description in terms of being a nine-on-seven run-stopping type linebacker for us.

And so it's never a one-man discussion.

Usually it's a multiple-man discussion, but certainly Harmon is an asset to us in that space.

I don't think we're devoid of leadership by any means.

Certainly, we've gone through some adjustments schematically in terms of how we divide the labor up, but it's not exclusive to him.

I think the loss of D. Elliott has been a major component of that as well.

Guys like Myles Killebrew, it's just the attrition component that's associated with football.

But at the same time, that's why we're really excited about having Jalen Ramsey, man, with his position flexibility, his ability to play outside corner and nickel and safety.

We envision that being a big-time asset to us in terms of keeping people off balance and from a matchup standpoint.

In recent weeks, and I guess you could say a month and some change, we haven't been afforded that because of some of the other things I mentioned, and we're thankful that he's been rock solid for us at safety as well.

Mike, if I talk to you, if I was able to travel back with you, do you have an update on that?

He's moving in the right direction.

I don't think it's going to jeopardize his availability at all, but it certainly may jeopardize his availability at the early portions of the week from a practice standpoint.