Welcome to the terrible take, a mini podcast telling Stiller's Nation what's on our minds.

I'm Joe Clark.

It's hard to read too much into the developments at Recy Manne Camp, but one early one I'm loving is the

camaraderie that seems to be developing between Pittsburgh's three drafted

rookie offense alignment and Troy Fau Tano, Zach Frazier and Mason McCormick.

Building camaraderie on the offense line is super Zach Frazier and Mason McCormick.

Building camarader on the offense line is super important for chemistry in that unit.

And former Steelers' offense law in Alejandro Villanueva, who is also an Army Ranger,

compared the camarader between the offense launch of that of a military platoon.

The three rookies seem to be well on their way to having that same sort of camarader that the

great Steelers offense aligns in the past did.

Frazier said he can see the three becoming great friends and he actually drove the other two

to Dominican practice today.

Fautano shouted at McCormick and called him a beast and all three talked about the importance of

building that relationship and going through the green curve of becoming an NFL player together.

Long term, all three could be starters on Pittsburgh's offensive line.

And in the relationship on and off the field is only going to pay dividends in the short and long term.

I'm excited about the future of the line and even this year it should be the best of the

sinners have had in years. The short term future of the position is exciting and having the

rookies bond and build the relationship early is a really positive sign

going forward.

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