I can't recall many training camp battles that the Steelers have had where it would legitimately be a win-win scenario no matter how it turned out.

This is one of them. Good morning to you. Good.

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We are now, Jalen, Ramsey, days away from all concerned reporting to St. Vincent College.

And we're down to the final two big issues of camp that I've

been counting down for a couple of weeks now. Number two, today's entry, I'm delighted to say,

is about the offensive line, but specifically the right side of that line. And I'm limiting it to that side because I have a belief in the other three.

I have a belief that's as solid as can be in the other 60%.

Yeah, Troy Faltonu and Mason McCormick are going to have to switch sides,

but as they've both explained to me this summer,

they don't see that as any big deal because they've both played the left side previously

in their lifetimes and a lot of it. But also, and more prevalent in our conversations, it's the same

three guys, not two, but three, because you're going to have

Faultano, you're going to have McCormick, and you're going to have Zach Frazier. Same order they

were in on the other side in 2025. That means a lot toward chemistry, cohesion, accountability,

communication, you name it.

But on the right side, as I'm speaking right now, we legitimately don't know who's going to be the guard and who's going to be the tackle.

Sometimes you go into these camp scenarios and they will manufacture competitions.

I think, for example, that's going to happen at the third wide receiver spot.

I think they're going to manufacture a competition between Jeremy Bernard and Roman Wilson

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