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Get some help for T.J. Watt, parentheses, and for Alex Highsmith. And parentheses. I find it a little strange that, at least from my perspective, it seems like there's not anywhere near as much discussion about the backup outside linebackers as there is, say, you know, backup running back or an additional defensive lineman.

But if you get right down to it and you start ripping through the depth chart at every

position, the one that's the scariest, arguably is the one where you have your best player.

Watt, of course, holds down one side, Highsmith the other.

But after that, you're looking at Gernard Avery, who's, you know, he's a backup and he's not a backup who's the caliber of Melvin Ingram.

And then you've got Derek Tuska, who I think is going to be the third guy, at least as camp is currently constructed.

But that doesn't excite me either.

Yeah, he had some splash.

Late last season when he got in, sack, forced fumble.

But he didn't do anything that would really separate him from, let's say, the best version of an Anthony Chiccolo.

And I'm not saying this to cut up on Chick.

I know that was a popular thing when he was with the Steelers, but I just don't see something from Tusco where I go, okay, there's another level there.

There's something else that he can grow into.

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