There are rules that all executives and coaches and everybody else have to follow in the NFL regarding their rosters.

There is no rule that you have to declare somebody a one or a two. Good morning to you. Good. Thursday morning. I'm

Dale Kovachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is Daily Shot of Steelers presented by the Fandul

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place that you found this. Continuing my 10-part series here leading up to the reporting date for

training camp, now that we're only Terry Bradshaw days away from that event. My fourth installment will focus on the running backs because I know and you know, and

actually I'm sure they know, Jalen Warren and Rico Dowdell, that they're going to be the subject

of considerable conversation, because it never feels normal to say, well, yeah,

we got two of those guys and they're just pretty much even.

It didn't feel normal when it was Jalen and Nachie Harris.

It didn't feel normal when it was Jalen and Kenny Gainwell, because we're always looking for

some kind of clue as to who the coach really likes and who the coach would really want to use

in a given situation. Also, in related, let's not pretend that there hasn't been some undercurrent

for a long time now with Warren.

And this, again, is going to point more to the previous head coach than it will to anything

related to the current team.

But there's been something there where you could just tell there was some lack of trust,

whether it was injuries, whether it was that he was undrafted,

there was always something there.

Well, here's what I say.

I say that it's possible.

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