Good afternoon, everybody.

Welcome to the double shot of Steelers.

I'm Dan Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

The football season feels like it's getting closer, and yet it really kind of isn't.

You've got OTAs going on, but the players aren't around, at least not accessible by people like me,

where we can go in there and talk to them and you can hear what they have to say and everything.

It's a quiet yet productive time of year for the Steelers.

Within that, within that, there are photographs that emerge from these sessions.

They're actually very, very good photographs taken by team photographer Carl Rosa,

helped by Alyssa Rubin and a couple others that are in there as well.

And my own personal main impression of these pictures has been, yeah, it's still all about the tackles.

It just is.

We can get into all kinds of tackles. It just is. It's it.

We can get into all kinds of other conversations, and we do it nonstop.

We can bring up some of the biggest names.

You know, Aaron Rogers, whoo, big, hot, sexy subject, right?

It sends people off in one direction or the other.

Sets me off in one direction.

And I don't know that it's going to matter more than Broderick Jones and Troy Faotano

and how they adjust to life in the NFL, to adversity, in broad's case, to being over on the left side for good.

His alleged a natural position, even though he will tell you again and again and again,

he doesn't really care what side he's on.

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