Hey guys. Welcome to Double Shot of Steelers. I'm Dan Kouacic of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

And we're going to continue going over all the cuts, the bringbacks, the who's going to be gone next, who's going to be added

next. It's that time of year. This is that week all season long, out of the entire thing,

where we put it all together and say, ah, 53 guys, 53 guys. All of our shows this week,

the boss was just teasing me over here.

All of our shows on our entire channel have been something 53 man roster, 53 man roster, 53 man roster, everything.

Mark Cunningham says, hey, I noticed all the draft picks made the initial 53.

They have throughout Omar's brief tenure.

So a little bit of a note there. That's happened each time.

He's not the kind that's just going to look at somebody, I guess, in a draft class,

and one summer make a decision on that player.

So, yeah, it's been a lot of 53-man roster.

Let's read off the news from the day as it relates to, of course, the 53-man roster.

The players who came back, actually, let me rephrase this.

Of the players that the Steelers cut, nobody got picked up.

And I don't know if all of them came back or almost all of them, but here's the practice squad in rapid fire fashion.

Beanie Bishop, DeMarvin Leale, Robert Woods. James Pierre. J.J. Galbraith. Sebastian Castro.

Keishon Williams. Stephen Jones. Deshaun James. Daryl Porter. Kyler Baugh Julius Wellchoff. Dylan Cook. Lou Nichols, training camp hero,

Trey Sermon, and Max Harleman, training camp God.

So you're allowed to have up to 16 players on that practice squad.

You can have a 17th as long as they qualify as an international player,

which Welchoff, of course, does.

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