Here's the other positive from this season that I'm pulling.

Offensive line really is number one by far.

It's stayed the healthiest.

Tunsel was an absolute, you know, great move by the organization.

They're going to have to pay him, and there will be some debate as to, you know,

are you going to pay him a top level left tackle salary,

maybe the highest in NFL history, Slater's four-year $114 million deal in this last off-season

is the highest of all time, when you're going to be paying him for his ages 33, 34, and 35 season if you do a

four-year extension. Yeah, I mean, yeah, I mean, that will be something that they'll have to weigh,

but that's a position I think you can do that a hell of a lot more safely than you can other

positions. But the other takeaway for me, I really thought,

and I think, that Dorrance Armstrong is a really good player. We saw it last year, you know,

it came along slowly and then it really ended up being a great end of the season and a great postseason.

They have really missed Armstrong.

I think they've missed Armstrong and Wise.

Other than quarterback, obviously, and Terry, I think Armstrong and Wise, being decimated

at that position really ruined them defensively. Again,

I want to be clear, I feel now, before the season, I said, biggest mystery, many of you were

very bullish on their corners, their secondary, you know, that it was going to all come together.

The thing that we debated the most, you know,

was the Kinlaw deal, thought it was too much. That turned out to be a pretty good deal. He's been

worth it here, at least in the first year. But Dorrance Armstrong, he's not a game plan for

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