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Hello everyone.

I am Matt Williamson. How's it going today? It's going great here. I am recording this on Tuesday. It's a player day off. I am in my dorm room, as you can tell, as it echoes. Not much more of that, though. This is going to be my last night in the Trobe. It's been a great stay, but there's nothing today Steeler-centric. There's a practice. So I wanted to dip into the mailbag with you guys,

and man, we got a tidal wave of good questions. So I'm not sure, I definitely won't get all of them

today, but I might carry some over for later in the week or whatever.

But let's stick right in.

Dennis Lavelle 6909 writes, all right, here's a long question.

All right, Matt, here's my question for tomorrow's mailback.

How much of a role do you feel synergy plays in the evaluation of an offensive line?

And how much better can a player, especially a rookie, but not

limited to rookies, be when paired next to a more proven town, cases in point. Even though

C. Amal who played fairly well last season, it had to be tough playing with arguably the best

center in the game in Philly, and coming here and playing with arguably the worst center in the game.

In contrast, should we expect even more from the vet playing next to Broderick with arguably the worst setter in the game. In contrast, should we expect

even more from the vet playing next to Broderick instead of the worst left tackling league,

and Frazier, who should be a significant upgrade even as a rookie to what Cole provided last

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