Hello everyone. I am Matt Williamson. How's it going? Things are good here. I am getting really psyched for the new league year, free agency, all that good stuff. Every day we get something happening around the league, some big trades, McDuffie, DJ Moore.

I'm going to get to that in a minute.

But I guess the biggest stealer news since we got together was Johnny Smith is going to get released, save about $7 or $8 million against the cap.

I've told you this is coming.

This is a very, very easy one, in my opinion.

And I'm shocked it went this way.

I liked the pickup in the Ramsey Fitzpatrick deal of getting Smith.

I thought he was a useful matchup advantage guy.

And I really don't think that the Steelers misused him as much as he just fell off a cliff.

You knew he was never going to be a big time blocker by any tight end standards, but he couldn't

get safeties blocked.

I mean, really was pretty useless in that entire realm.

But what shocked me more was I saw very little twitchiness to him. I didn't see him

creating space as a coverage player, even against heavier linebackers or non-coverage players.

Didn't see a great feel for zone, which surprised me quite a bit. But maybe most surprising,

I saw very little after the catch.

You know, even, I know that some of the stuff is just low depth of target teams

have come up and tackle, but his average yards per catch was by far the last, the lowest

of his career. I don't know if he's done or not, or maybe he was

fighting an injury or something, the ailment, but saving the money for somebody that I thought

was honestly one of the worst players on the field when he was out there is very easy.

And then taking that up and launch, if they're going to live basically in three receiver sets,

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