Ray Fittipaldo

He likes those.

And I'm guessing...

His agent likes those too.

I mean, listen, he did the whole Holden thing last year.

He really didn't get any satisfaction from the Steelers.

They tried to throw some money his way via incentives.

He might have reached one or two, but he didn't make any more real money on top of what his original contract said.

So he goes out, he makes second team All-Pro,

I'm sure he's going to want an adjustment again.

We'll see what the Steelers do this time.

They were pretty hardline last year that they were not going to adjust the contract.

We'll see if it's any different this year, but that is another situation that could go on through the summer.

I don't think the Steelers are going to make any big moves with Cam in March.

I think they have other business to attend to, so that's going to be another

Dramatic storyline, I fear, heading into the spring and likely the summer.

Yeah, I mean, listen, you know, Cam's leverage last year was, hey, I went out and made first-team All-Pro, but the Steelers looked at it and said, listen,

You signed a three-year contract.

That's what you did.

That was your decision to take that security, to take that money that was offered.

This time around, Kim has the added leverage of saying, okay, I made All-Pro again, and there's one year left on the contract.