Welcome to the terrible take a mini podcast telling Steelers nation what's on our mind.

I'm Josh Carney. Lost in all the center talk this off season surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers in the glaring hole they have at the position.

Maybe, just maybe, they have their center on the roster already,

at least to start the 2024 season.

Stick with me here, okay? start the 20-24 season.

Stick with me here, okay?

On Saturday, new quarterback Russell Wilson

was at the Pittsburgh Penguins game

and was chopping it up with, of all people, second-year offensive linemen Spencer

Anderson. One might not think much of it and maybe my tin foil hat is on too

tight. That is a possibility. But was that potentially the new

cubie wanted Pittsburgh bonding with the projected top center entering

OTA's? It sure seems like that. And Anderson as the top center for the

Steelers for the time being seems a little bit more plausible than

potentially Nate Herbig.

Coming out of Maryland, Anderson had five games of experience at center. He played every position along the offensive line during his time in college,

and he even got some work throughout training camp in the

preseason at center too even though he was officially listed as a tackle for the

Steelers. In fact Anderson coming out of Maryland did most of his pre-draft work as a center.

But at 6 foot 5, 305 pounds with his

athleticism, it seems plausible that Anderson could make a move to center for the Steelers.

Spending time with Wilson, getting to know him and really establishing that relationship between

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