Potential battles in La Trobe appear to be scarce.

Maybe we just need to look a little bit harder.

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I've referenced multiple times.

Slot Corner as the only real, apparent, no-brainer battle that's lining up for training camp.

I have within that expressed that this probably means that the Steelers are going to be better than a lot of people seem to think,

if only because, you know, teams that aren't going to be very good tend to have a lot of battles,

like sometimes into the double digits.

Here's the thing, though, if you look at pretty much every depth chart, at every position on both sides of the ball, you can realistically, what's the right word for this, concoct a battle.

Want an example?

How about running back?

My firm belief is that the season will open with Jalen Warren as one A for a whole bunch of reasons,

but chiefly that he can be counted on for reliable pass blocking.

But if Caleb Johnson comes on strong or even just erupts right out of the shoot.

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