Nick Farabaugh

We'll be checking in on him a little bit later.

So I don't know why I decided to say that other than you're next to him on the video screen.

And Austin put it up, so it needed to be explained.

All right, so you were at the Senior Bowl, I know, and you've done a lot of research work concerning this upcoming draft, which is going to be interesting to see.

And they're going to have so many people in downtown Pittsburgh, man.

It's going to be something like we've never seen before.

And with the 21st pick in that draft, the Steelers are going to make a selection.

I'm of the belief, at least in my mind, they need much more receiving help than they have.

Which is the way you would go with that 21st pick, and how much of this is impacted by Aaron Rodgers' decision at this point?

Yeah, you can never have enough depth on that offensive line or defensive line.

I think we saw that with Seattle in the Super Bowl and what they were able to do up front, not necessarily with top edge rushers, just the way they schemed and delivered up front, stopping a run game and everything else.

But I want to get back.

You mentioned Calvin Austin because I think that's interesting.

When I look at him, somebody's giving him some money to play, whether it's here or elsewhere.

I'm thinking he probably owes it to himself to look around and find.

But I don't look at him as a two or a three.

I think they're better off if they could find two other guys and he's a four if they're going to use those four receivers.

If so, does that mean that the Steelers will not try to bring him back, or do you think they offer him?

One more question for me before I turn over to Austin because, as Joe says, the mere thought of keeping Austin out of this conversation would bring you to tears, and I don't want to do that, right?

Not at all, Bob.