You're going to have to give me one, just one episode this week about what this NFL draft means to our city.

Good morning to you.

Good Monday morning.

I'm Dan Kulachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

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The draft is coming up in three days.

Later today, Omar Khan and Mike McCarthy are going to meet with us to talk about that.

Tomorrow, McCarthy's going to meet with us just by himself to talk about purely football-related fair.

And by that, I mean the ongoing behind-the-scenes OTAs that we haven't been allowed to cover for some reason.

So there's going to be a lot of football, a lot of just straight up football talk

for many, many days to come. But this draft is happening here, not just in my birthplace, but also

my home neighborhood. And downtown itself is a neighborhood. It's one out of 89 neighborhoods in the city of Pittsburgh.

And by that I mean the actual city of Pittsburgh, not the rest of Allegheny County and so forth.

And I'm proud of this place.

And I don't know that I've ever been more proud of it than I expect to be in the coming week.

It just might not be for the reason that you'd expect.

See, I get, and I'm going to love it just like everybody else will, when the cameras on

these broadcasts show the standard shots of the point fountain, which just

had three and a half million dollars put into it to make sure it shoots higher than ever

with LED lighting ringing the bottom.

And then they're going to show the Duquesne incline and the classic shot because now our

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