I'm Chris Carter. This is the Locked-on Steelers podcast today. We take a lot of your questions,

including one about how double-tight-end formations could be a much bigger part of the Steelers' offense than before.

Let's get into it.

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All right, Steelers fans, hope you had a great weekend.

Let's get into some questions here from some people.

Probably probably, probably, I'm dealing with some allergies and I might sneeze a few times during the show.

But I think it's been interesting to talk about the different parts of this offense.

And I've touched on the tight end position in general. I've touched on different things that you'd like to see there.

But I want to dip back into

the possibility of using double tight end sets and get a few more things in here. And that's something

that some of you all have been expressing on the call in line, which by the way, you can call

into at 412, 22, 3, 664. You call that number. Also, for those who are calling from collect numbers and can't get

through I do apologize it's just an in a voicemail service so if you're calling out there's

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