Well, hello, Matt Williamson here. What's going on?

As I mentioned, this was going to be my last podcast for a little while, family vacation

coming up. And I'm not going to be recording while I'm gone. But as soon as I get back,

I think I have a day or two here, and then I'm

moving to La Trobe more or less. So things are right around the corner, folks. And so I wanted to end

this little stint here before basically camp time with a final mailbag. And as usual, we got a lot of

good questions. Michael Odesso asks, which non-QB player can the Steelers least afford to lose this year?

It feels like this might be the deepest roster in years.

I agree with the deepness of the roster.

And I think that's something Omar does a really good job of and stresses quite a bit, that they're always churning the bottom of that roster and trying to develop talent and all those type of things.

A year ago, you could have made the case that it was D.K. Metcalf.

Because we've seen two years running when you lost your clear number one receiver, the offense just crumbles

and nobody fears anybody. I don't think he's still to that level, nor do I think he's as

good of players I thought he was a year ago, to be honest. So he would not be my answer,

but I wanted to start there. I think Zach Frazier is unbelievably important, too.

I mean, but to your point about depth, I think you could,

geez, knock on wood a thousand times,

you could even get through a season with Hoffman,

let alone just like a game,

with Hoffman as your center,

if you had happened to lose Zach, which would be terrible.

Don't get me wrong.

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