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on adobe.com. Welcome to The Terrible Take, a daily segment telling Steeler Nation what's on our

minds. I'm Melanie Friedlander. The start of free agency, and even the legal tampering period,

is still a month away.

But for teams that aren't playing in the Super Bowl today, the front office is already looking

at their roster needs for the 26th season. For the Steelers, the left guard position needs to be

filled. Coming off a three-year deal, veteran Isaac Sayamalu will be a free agent on March 11th.

Sometime between now and then,

the Steelers need to decide if they want to keep the 32-year-old offensive lineman and how much they are willing to pay to do so. I would argue that they should bring Sayamalu back. Yes, he missed some

games due to injury. He also battled through injury to get back on the field and finish out the season,

and he put in a solid performance despite those nagging injuries. In more than 800 snaps,

he wasn't hit for a single penalty all season. In pass blocking, he allowed 19 pressures

...