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terrible take of any podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind. I'm Josh Carney.

With just two days left until the start of the 26 NFL draft, we're officially into the silly season and smokescreen window across the NFL landscape, especially ahead of the first round.

What better way to signal the start of silly season ahead of the draft than a report from NFL Network insider Tom Pelliserro,

reporting Tuesday morning on good morning football, that it wouldn't be a shock to see a team trade up into the back end of the first round to draft.

Miami quarterback Carson Beck?

I'm sorry, Tom, but that would be absolutely shocking to all involved, maybe even to Beck himself.

Throughout much of the pre-draft process, guys like Fernando Mendoza and

Ty Simpson had been talked about as first-round quarterbacks. Beck was never in that discussion.

Now, just days ahead of the draft, he finds his name attached to potential first-round buzz?

That feels a little bit like carrying water for an agent.

Sure, Beck has had an impressive resume in college. He played a ton of games at two power programs in Georgia and Miami.

He led to hurricanes to the national championship game last season and played some good

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