By far the most common question that anyone will ask of anyone who has spent any amount of time.

And La Trobe over the past few days is as follows.

How does fill in the blank look? There's only

one correct answer to that. Good morning to you. Good. Tuesday morning, I'm Dan Kovach,

which of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is Daily Shot of Steelers. It comes your way bright and early

every weekday. If you're into

hockey and or baseball, I also cover two other teams in town, Penguins and the Pirates, and

offer daily shots of both of those as well. Today is the answer to all of those questions,

meaning today is the first day you can see how somebody actually looks,

let alone describe how somebody actually looks.

Because today at 155 p.m. on Chuck Knollfield,

the Steelers will assemble with pads on.

They'll stretch with pads on. They'll stretch with pads on.

They'll line up with pads on.

They will hit with pads on.

And while some of those hits will be either delivered or received by players who've already

been to some fair extent available for

assessments like wide receivers and defensive backs. Those are the ones that tend to stand out in the

first few days. Those are the ones that you can say, hey, so-and-so made a great catch. You know why? Because

the great catch really doesn't rely all that much on physicality in one direction or the other.

It can, and great catches can be disrupted or even destroyed by physicality. But for the most part,

that's what you get to see.

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