Ray Fittipaldo

But at least give him the opportunity with the new coaching staff to see what he can really do in a passing offense.

So that would be my –

preferred scenario.

I know he's the top tight end in the draft, but I think they have many, many other needs they could address, receiver, guard, safety among them.

I don't know that they're going to trade up at all, Joe, because they're, you know, trading up, you're typically going up for like a left tackle like they did with Broderick Jones, like a special player, you know, an edge rusher or somebody like that.

And this receiver draft is so deep.

I don't know that you would have to do that.

You can get a receiver in the second round, third round, who could be very, very good as well.

So maybe there is one guy who is super high on their board that they would do that for, but I'm just telling you typically receiver is not a position that teams move up for, and especially so in a year like this where there could be like 15, even 18 receivers drafted in the top 100 picks of this draft.

I don't think it is in a Steeler uniform, but when you get invited to the draft, they usually do a pretty good job of vetting that with personnel people and saying, yeah, this guy's going to be drafted in the first round.

They don't like to have those situations where guys are in the green room and

and they're not drafted.

So they probably have pretty good intelligence that one team is going to take them.

I would just be surprised Austin, if it was the Steelers, there's not been a lot of buzz about Ty Simpson.

They haven't had him in for a visit yet.

And they only have until next Wednesday, April 15th is the final day they can host, uh, these prospects.

And he has not been in just yet.

Yeah, I mean, listen, the really good athletic offensive linemen have no issue moving back and forth between guard and tackle.

You know, we saw...

A guy like Alan Fannick could do it.