Hello, everyone. I'm Matt Williamson at Williamson NFL. How is it going? Things are great here.

I'm recording this Monday evening. And two new Steelers, Sebastian Joseph Day and Bristker, both spoke to the media today.

It's not really my area of expertise.

You'd ask Chris or D.K. for that.

But I did think Brisker was very excited to be here.

The local ties were obvious.

All good stuff.

Spoke for a really long time, too, like 20 minutes at the podium. Great. It was very comfortable.

Again, excited to be here, and I am psyched for him as a Steeler as well, his skill set.

But I wanted to spend today talking D-Line. I also thought the Joseph Day media session was really good. He talked a lot about

his versatility, playing with a wide variety of different defensive tackles over his career.

So then him kind of being the Robin to their Batman, where he'd have to play nose or

three or five-eye or whatever, you know, the to play nose or three or five eye or whatever,

you know, the four eye or whatever. And I do think that's important here. And we'll get to his

skill set in a minute. But he mentioned Aaron Donald and Namakong Su, this last stint playing with

Jeffrey Simmons and sweat, you know, with the Titans.

And now Cam Hayward and, you know, all we can learn and what he has learned from these guys and

basically filling in the gaps of their immense skill sets. I mean, these are big time players he's

played with, but a lot of them are very specialized too. So Barron Donald's going to be our three

technique. Well, I was, I handled the nose then, you know, are very specialized too. So, Baron Donald's going to be our three technique.

Well,

I handled the nose then,

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