Sebastian Joseph Day might be a starter on the defensive line.

He also might just be depth.

What he probably doesn't do, though, is answer a larger question about that area.

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pirates in the same place that you've found this. Now understand first and foremost how the team

feels about him and how the team feels about anyone tends to be shown in how much they're paying

them.

Joseph Day isn't coming here for free.

It's two years and 11 million out of free agency.

He's going to turn 31 this weekend, but he's playing a position that really isn't all that affected by age, certainly not when it's

personified by one Cameron Hayward.

He spent the past couple of seasons with the Titans, which is one great reason why nobody

should really know much about him.

But this past season, he had 41 tackles, six of those for a a loss plus two sacks and a fumble recovery.

Most significant to me on that front, he participated in all 17 of Tennessee's games, started 10.

So that, in turn, tells you what they, the Titans, thought of him. That is, if anyone

still values anything that the Titans think about anything. Now, what Joseph Day is, first and

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