Ray Fittipaldo

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.

Let's see if we can do business again.

I mean, I can see the Steelers taking a hard line again.

I really could.

I think if the Steelers want to dig in, they can.

But listen, Austin, the salary cap –

Why not buy like $25 million?

If all it takes to satisfy Cam is, say, another $5 million, if they can do that and not have any money going into 2027, I think that's an easy out for them.

We'll see what happens, but as you know, Cam's going to turn 37 in May.

He's aged very well, but there is a point in time where

where his play is going to be on the decline, and the Steelers have to be prepared for that.

Yeah, listen, if you let him play out the final year of his contract,