Ep 3: Fourth of July Power Rankings, Mh Hmm or Uh Uhh for Dark Horse MVP Candidates

Dale and Matt talk about rule changes that were just approved and unapproved by the league and chat with the Bob Labriola on a number of topics.

The guys discuss rookie projections, the top wide receivers in the league, and new Steelers' cornerback Darius Slay calls into the show!

Dale and Matt discuss the teams with the most brutal stretches for the 2025 NFL season as well as rankings for this upcoming season's expected starting quarterbacks.

Matt and Dale talk about different styles of fantasy football before digging into an article about the three best players on each NFL team.

Uhler and Moats discuss some of the storylines surrounding the Steelers as OTAs approach and we still await an answer from Aaron Rodgers.

The Blitz discusses Chris Olave reports, and signals that the Steelers are not done in the Wide Receiver department.

The Steelers 2025 schedule was released last week so we identify the toughest matchup, the easiest matchup, and the biggest question mark coming next season.

How much is the waiting game for Aaron Rodgers affecting the TJ Watt contract negotiations. We introduce a new segment Fo Betta O Worse to determine if every position group on the Steelers is better or worse this year compared to last season.

This offseason the 49ers have paid George Kittle, Brock Purdy, and Fred Warner but will all of that money be worth it for them this season. The Tush Push might have seen it's final days, and playoff seeding could change to just the top 7 teams instead of division winners earning a home playoff game.

Labs and Tom talk about the Steelers schedule before getting into this week's questions

Dale and Matt broke down quarterback contracts as Brock Purdy signed an extension over the weekend, took a look at the depth by position around the AFC North, and the latest news from around the league.

Free agents still remain with ideal landing spots, as the guys discuss where certain players could land. Matt and Dale also debate which division winner could be dethroned and if the "tush push" could be eliminated

Missi Matthews sits down with running back Kaleb Johnson and talks about rookie minicamp, growing up a multi-sport athlete and more

Dale and Matt discuss rest factors for NFL teams in regards to the 2025 NFL game schedule as well as an important voting matter in an upcoming NFL Owner's meeting concerning a playoff reseeding proposal.

Matt and Dale are joined by author and writer Jim Rooney to talk about his book, A Different Way to Win: Dan Rooney's Story from the Super Bowl to the Rooney Rule.

Missi Matthews sits down with new Steelers defensive tackle Derrick Harmon and talks about rookie minicamp, his relationship with Cameron Heyward and more

Dale and Matt go over the newly released season schedule for the Steelers, what they like and don't like, as well as their Win and Loss picks

The second hour kicks off with a fantasy football focus and continues and ends with listener questions.

The Blitz dives deep into the Steelers 2025 schedule and shares all their observations of this season's slate of games.

Uhler and Moats give final thoughts on the 2025 NFL schedule release and get to your thoughts and questions during Time's Yours.

The NFL released every team's official 2025 schedule yesterday, so we take our first look at how the Steelers season is mapped out.

Now that we know how the Steelers 2025 season will shape out, which opponents and stretches stand out the most

All the primetime games dates and times have been released, which of the night, international, and holiday games feature the best matchups.

Matt and Dale breakdown the Steelers' upcoming opponents this season as we await the release of the schedule Wednesday evening. Additionally, they discuss question marks looming over a handful of organizations.

Dale and Matt take a look at the names likely to be atop of next year's QB class, debate who is the most underrated player on each team, and chat the latest news.

Matt and Dale breakdown the news of the day as we now know the Vikings will take on the Steelers in Dublin in a week 4 matchup. Friend of the show, Michael McQuaid calls in to discuss.

The guys start hour two with more fantasy talk, go though offseason grades for all 32 teams, and chat the latest news from around the league.

Here we go, folks. History was made today when the NFL announced the Pittsburgh Steelers would play in Dublin, Ireland against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday September 28th, 2025. Sky Sports NFL analyst Phoebe Schecter joins Michael to break down the news.

The Steelers traded George Pickens to Dallas for a 2026 third round draft pick. How will George perform under the big lights in Big D, and could Pickens' departure affect the possibility of Aaron Rodgers coming to Pittsburgh.

With George Pickens gone, it leaves the Steelers wide receiver room with DK Metcalf and a bunch of WR3's. Which receivers who are still available in the free agent market would be the best fit in Pittsburgh to replace Pickens.

Aaron Rodgers could end up playing for the Saints with the announcement of Derek Carr retiring, so could the Steelers look to Kirk Cousins as another option for their starting quarterback next season. The 2025 NFL Schedule is slowly being released and we now know the Steelers will play the Vikings in Week 4 in Dublin.

Labs and Tom talk about the Steelers Dublin game, rookie camp and more before getting to this week's questions

The Blitz dives into the latest from the South Side as we get our first look at some of the Steelers rookies at minicamp.

Moats brings a new rule from the UFL to the table as the guys debate if we could see the NFL adopt another new football rule in the future.

Matt and Dale set the record straight on how they feel about the Pickens trade and the wide receiver room, dissect offensive line unit rankings, and talk the latest from rookie minicamp and the weekend.

The Drive duo takes a look at Super Flex fantasy football rankings, discuss non first round picks that could make a big impact for their teams, and Steelers Ireland latest to finish the show.