Ray Fittipaldo

And I just think over the years, you know, Penn State's been pretty tied in.

They're going to, or the Steelers have been pretty locked in on going to these SEC pro days just because there's a few more prospects available.

So I don't think it's a big deal, but that's the way the Steelers have operated.

And you saw it didn't really change this year.

All right.

Thanks, guys.

Have a good weekend.

Thanks, Ray.

Not to my knowledge, no, guys.

I don't even know that they even considered that in the least.

I don't think that was ever in their plans.

Tony, I haven't heard that, but listen, if they get surprised and Aaron Rodgers does retire, then they would have to find somebody.

So it wouldn't surprise me if they're doing their due diligence on a guy like Murray, but I did not hear that, so I cannot speak to that.

Is it a report or is it a rumor?

Well, you guys will remember, I think it was before the combine or right around the combine, there was...

some speculation out there in NFL circles that Malik Willis would get $30 million a year.

Now, he didn't get that.

But the Steelers just balked – one year ago, they just balked at giving Justin Fields two for $40.

So they weren't going to be in the market for a quarterback that they didn't know at that price.

Now, Kyler Murray, like on the Russell Wilson deal, obviously makes more financial sense, like I said, if they are –