Ray Fittipaldo

or anything like that.

But I do know the Steelers were impressed by him in that initial interview.

That's why they brought him in here today for a second interview.

And we'll see where it goes after that.

But he's a very serious candidate at this juncture of the process.

Well, I don't know how much trade value Cam has.

You know, you could cut him without any pain.

There's no guaranteed money there.

You know, I think you might get like a fourth or a fifth round pick for him, but a 37-year-old defensive lineman, I don't think you're going to get much there.

But, yeah, you certainly have to have that conversation, guys.

You could probably still get a second round pick for TJ, and you could kind of start anew there with a new group of outside linebackers.

So, you know, we'll see how it goes.

But just knowing how the Steelers are, you know, I think –

The new coach might want to have some veteran leaders on his team.

What two better veteran leaders than Cam and TJ?

Both those guys have been really good Steelers over the years, good teammates.

And, you know, I would think if –

Unless the money was a real issue, unless you were up against the salary cap, and they're not, they're actually in really good shape with the cap, I would think both those guys stay.

But the one unknown is, does TJ really want to be here?

Does Cam really want to be here after what we saw him go through last summer with the contract, you know, hold in as it's termed?