Week 10 @ Commanders

Dale and Matt discuss different avenues the Steelers and other teams may take going into the offseason, and the guys are joined by Bob Labriola, as Labs adds his opinions on the various topics of discussion

After dissecting Mel Kiper's first mock of the season, Matt and Dale spend the rest of the show breaking down the Steelers' quarterback situation and the many variables involved in making any decision.

The Blitz spins the block to the offensive side of the football, and talks about the most impressive performers on the Steelers offense.

Steelers second round pick Center Zach Frazier was named to the PFWA all-rookie team as he was one of the few silver linings from this underwhelming season. If the Steelers want to see an expanded offense next season, they must get Pat Freiermuth more involved.

Tom and Jacob kick off the start of the Steelers offseason by spinning the Wheel of a Thousand Questions to get some answer related to the Steelers, and they answer some NFL questions as well.

Max and Wolf talk about some Steelers who have been honored with individual awards and honors, including Zach Frazier on the PFWA All-Rookie Team

The guys get into telling some stories of old as they revisit Super Bowl memories from the past.

There is always a ton of speculation around the league this time of year. Matt and Dale discuss all sorts of roster move possibilities across the league and specifically with the Steelers, what they may do at the wide receiver and quarterback positions.

Dale and Matt run another mock draft and take a deep dive conversation on the different values of specific players, draft picks, contracts, positions, and more.

Max and Wolf open the locker room talking about last night's college football National Championship game, and some of their experiences with college football.

Max and Wolf discuss some of the coaching vacancies across the NFL and which job would be most attractive.

Uhler and Moats talk the College Football National Championship game, and how the landscape of the sport is shifting - and what that could mean for the NFL.

Chris Carter joins the Blitz to discuss all the latest with the Steelers, and what happens next.

The Steelers have finished with fewer than 50 sacks each of the last three years; returning to Blitzburgh by seeing more blitz packages could help that number jump back up in 2025.

The refs once again dominated the headlines in the Chiefs/Texans game, and as we all expected the Bills/Ravens game lived up to all the hype. Jayden Daniels became just the sixth rookie QB ever to make it to the championship round after the epic upset over the Lions, and Saquon Barkley ran all over the Rams despite a last minute comeback effort by Matt Stafford.

Labs and Tom talk about the divisional round playoff results and get into this weeks questions.

Matt and Dale spent the first hour today dissecting the many avenues the Steelers' QB situation could go this offseason as well as recapping the Divisional Round results from the weekend.

A mock draft, a salary cap discussion, and more fill up hour two.

The Blitz opens the show discussing a hot report from Adam Schefter over the weekend.

Uhler and Moats spend the first hour of the show breaking down all the Divisional Round action.

The locker room gets into recapping all the weekend playoff action.

Rob King joins the guys to discuss the playoff weekend that was, and what the Steelers can take from the successful teams.

That's it, folks. Michael and Daibhog regroup after a tough loss to the Baltimore Ravens in the Wild Card round last weekend. They talk about the game and also hear from Coach Tomlin in his end of season press conference.

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Matt and Dale dive into the roster building conversation and debate how teams can improve without top-end quarterback play. The duo also discusses the most valuable players in the league to their respective teams.

The final hour of the week is here, and Matt and Dale pick their DFS lineup, talk about the biggest names headed to the Senior Bowl, and finally wrap up with their predictions for the divisional round of the playoffs this weekend

Uhler and Moats take a look at the four upcoming Divisional Round playoff games across the NFL this weekend.

Brian Batko of the Post-Gazette joins with all the latest on offseason movement. The Blitz gets to your questions and reactions during Time's Yours.

If Justin Fields were to be QB1 for the Steelers in 2025, Mike Tomlin and Arthur Smith would need to take a very different approach then the one they went with in 2024 if they want to see improvement next season. How did the rookies and key free agents like Patrick Queen and Deshon Elliott perform in their first year with the Steelers.

Many avid football fans consider this round of the postseason the best weekend of any NFL season, and this year we get another great four games highlighted by another matchup between Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. Tom and Jacob share who they got in the Triple Play.

Max and Wolf share funny stories of their experiences in meeting rooms during their times with the Steelers. Missi Matthews joins to help continue the end of season conversation.

The locker room continues to hand out more season ending awards as the continue to put a bow on things.

Dale hosts a solo show today as he takes a deep dive into TJ Watt's season and what he had to say during his media availability on Monday and Rob King joins for a large chunk of the first half of the show as the two discuss a handful of Steeler related topics.

After a swing at another mock draft, Dale answers a variety of questions asked by listeners and wraps up the show highlighting some of the top tier running back prospects over the last decade.

Uhler gives his weekly power rankings ahead of the divisional round. Voice of the Steelers Rob King joins the Blitz to talk about the end of the season.

The Blitz gets to your reactions of the day, and we hear from Troy Fautanu as he continues his rehab.