Hey, what's up, guys? Just me today. Just me. Chris Halleck is flying back from South Florida, where he covered the NFL annual meeting for us all week.

And he's leaving me alone with you guys.

Or as Rorschach said in Watchman famously, you're in here with me.

Actually, he didn't do the maniacal laugh, but you get the idea.

We're going to talk about the culmination, really, of the NFL annual meeting from the

Steelers perspective.

And what I mean when I say that, it's that very, very plainly, the people who run the operation see themselves,

the Pittsburgh Steelers as being a Super Bowl contender because there's no other way to explain

the moves that they've made and specifically the pursuit of Aaron Rogers.

There's only one reason, one plausible, intelligent reason,

to go and get yourself a 42-year-old quarterback with the history that Rogers has.

I mean that in a good way, four-time MVP and all that stuff.

And that's if you feel that the rest of your roster, the rest of it,

with Rogers, can win it all. There's nothing else to gain from having Rogers in the fold. In fact,

there's stuff, as I've been saying now for weeks, that gets set back. So what we're looking for here, more than anything else from you,

is input in that regard.

But, you know, also if you've got questions and stuff like that, we can do some of that.

My feeling here in general, as it relates to this football team,

I don't think I'm exactly going out on a limb here is no.

Okay?

No.

Certainly not yet.

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