Welcome to the Locked-on Steelers podcast. I am your host, Tony Serino, and this is your daily

dose of all things, Steelers. Boy, I don't think I've ever done a podcast as irrelevant as yesterday's

podcast ends up being, huh? Mini-camp preview all about how we're going to, we're beyond this

Antonio Brown nonsense, we're into mini-camp all about how we're going to, we're beyond this Antonio Brown nonsense.

We're into mini camp relatively healthy.

We're beyond the drama of this team.

We can get to real practices without having to deal with who's there, who's not, what's going on in this guy's head, all of that.

We can just get to practices.

And then, and then, yesterday happened, and Antonio Brown went and talked to the media and

had a ton to say none of it, none of it ideal, let's say.

Also, in the news, Bud Dupree and Morgan Burnett dealing with injuries.

And I think specifically with Bud Dupree, this Burnett dealing with injuries. And I think specifically with

Bud Dupree, this is pretty disappointing. So we're going to talk about all of that on today's

podcast. We will start with some news and notes. And I think the biggest newsworthy thing of the day

is a report from Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, who is reporting that Lavian Bell wants $14.5 million a year. This number just

keeps changing throughout the off season. It was 15, then it was 17. Now it's 14 and a half.

It's 14 and a half. According to Jeremy Fowler, seems like the lowest, you know, that's the

lowest LaVian Bell will go.

Interesting to hear this.

It feels like it was just a week or two ago that we were reporting on NFL networks, you know,

their information they had about Laveon Bell, saying that he wanted 17 mills.

He wanted to be paid like Antonio Brown, who makes $17 million a season.

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