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Good News on OL need

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Not to discount, but this could also be a bit of PR spin by the Steeler's GM. They are about to lose Starks and Faneca, two of their top OL, and respected veterans. Pitt is not a team that traditionally attacks FA w/ big signings. Thus they are most likely to seek Starks and Faneca's replacements through the draft. So telling fans this is such a great draft for OL could be a bit of PR spin.

I have been readin in many other places that many so called experts are saying that this draft is fairly deep in OL. I'm sure Pit's putting a good spin on it, but I think there's some validity. But only time will tell!

 

Not to discount, but this could also be a bit of PR spin by the Steeler's GM. They are about to lose Starks and Faneca, two of their top OL, and respected veterans. Pitt is not a team that traditionally attacks FA w/ big signings. Thus they are most likely to seek Starks and Faneca's replacements through the draft. So telling fans this is such a great draft for OL could be a bit of PR spin.

Hey, I think this is in fact a very solid, and deep draft for OTs. I know less about the OGs. That was not my point. My point was only that I would not go off what the Pitt GM says too much, as he has too much reason for spin.

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