So the money's over here on the defensive side, and it's been there for a while,

and a lot of the money's going to move over here by natural extension.

That in and of itself could be really interesting this offseason.

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The offense is going to have to pay a quarterback.

My feeling, actually, my hope is that it'll be Justin Fields.

Justin Fields is going to end up making, I don't know,

fresh off being a backup and knowing that the Steelers are going to have to get some sort of veteran to support him, you're probably talking somewhere in the range of around 20 million, maybe three years

and 60 guaranteed. He's not going to say no to that. And then you're going to have to pay somebody

else, kind of that Mitch Trubisky wage, you know, the 10 million or so. So you're putting, you're going to have to pay somebody else kind of that ms trubisky wage you know the 10

million or so so you're putting you're putting around 30 into the position whereas you put

almost nothing into it this past year so some of the money that was going over here obviously

has to make it over here. But that can't be it. That can't be it. Because one of

the things that you've seen, well, two of the things that you've seen in recent weeks here is,

one is that the defense wasn't worth it. Whatever they were getting paid for a whole bunch

of reasons wasn't worth it but offensively

it affects your defense we saw this time and time again heck even when the Steelers were

winning in the 10 and 3 stretch we saw it where the offense would just three and out too often

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