Ray Fittipaldo

Yeah, well, I mean, does he want to go forward with a new – I mean, he's like starting over with a new head coach.

Mike Tomlin is the only head coach he's ever known.

Same with T.J.

Watt.

I mean, I don't want to say those guys felt comfortable or got too comfortable.

But there's certainly a little bit of that vibe, right?

Like a new head coach is going to come in and he's going to challenge them.

It's going to be different.

So, you know, I think it's fair to wonder if he wants to go through that or does he just cut it off and say, hey, I've had a great career.

I'm likely going into the Hall of Fame in five or ten years and, you know, just call it a day.

mike made when he came in here so do you think there could be one of those uh surprising moves that happens definitely a possibility the the new coach is going to have final say over the 53-man roster he might not have final say over over the draft where joe and i disagree but yeah on the 53-man roster that coach

is going to make most of the final calls there.

So if there's an issue with a coach running a 4-3, then obviously you're going to have a lot of upheaval on your roster in a lot of different positions.

So that's why Art has to get comfortable not only with the head coach, like he has to like him and think he can motivate the team and

and command a room.

But I think the system has to be right, too.

I just don't know if the Steelers want to go down the road where they're retooling their entire team because the new coach isn't a 3-4 guy.

So we'll have to see how that plays out.

I know the Steelers play a lot of 4-3 when they're not in base.

I understand that.