NFL Draft Triple Take (Mock Draft 3.0), April 4, 2024

Another substantial talent is up for trade in the NFL. Rodger Goodell also talks about the future of the NFL schedules.

Chris Carter joins the show to talk all things trade market and Super Bowl week.

The Steelers went the entire 2024 season without a single opening drive touchdown, which needs to be a priority for adjustments to the playbook in 2025. What will the Steelers do next season if both Justin Fields and Russell Wilson decide to move on once free agency opens up in a month.

The Rams announced they are open to trades involving WR Cooper Kupp, and Myles Garrett has requested to be traded out of Cleveland.

A pair of accomplished players have hit the trade market in the last 24 hours as Super Bowl week begins with a bang.

Max is live from New Orleans, and paints the picture of Super Bowl Opening Monday as the week kicks off.

Labs and Tom talk about the Super Bowl and then get into this week's questions.

Today's first hour from Matt and Dale includes conversations on where they each currently stand in regard to the Steelers' quarterback situation, their favorite standout prospects from the Senior Bowl, and more.

After simulating another Steeler mock draft, the guys discuss the different avenues toward victory each team in the Super Bowl have taken and what that means for the Steelers' outlook on how to return to glory, as well as more draft talk as we look ahead toward the combine.

The Blitz talks about a big trade request in the AFC North and what it means for the rest of the division.

Max Starks joins the Blitz to talk about the moving and shaking during Super Bowl week in New Orleans.

Dale and Matt are back in the studio together in Pittsburgh. The duo shares their thoughts on this week's practices in Mobile leading up to the Senior Bowl tomorrow. Additionally, the guys discuss the numbers behind free agency contracts and another first round mock.

The guys lead off hour two running a full mock draft of their own, followed by a conversation on the changes that every team in the league goes through every offseason, and some more league notes to wrap up the show.

Uhler and Moats get into the Steelers offseason needs during the first hour of the Blitz.

The Blitz catches up with Brian Batko of the Post-Gazette. They also get to your questions of the day during Time's Yours.

Max and Wolf open the locker room on a Friday. They discuss Kevin Colbert finding a new role in the college football ranks.

Jerrel Gilliam, the Executive Director at Light of Life Rescue Mission, joins the locker room to talk about a cause near and dear to Wolf's heart. Missi Matthews stops by to talk all the latest on the Steelers offseason.

The defensive line needs to get younger to prepare for life after Cam Heyward and the secondary once again needs to add key starters and depth pieces, so how should the team utilize free agency and the draft to address those position groups.

Tom and Jacob light the fire during the Pro Bowl Games to discuss the miscellaneous events this weekend, Bill Belichick suggesting the Lombardi trophy should be renamed the Brady Trophy, and Cam Newton saying he would never trade his MVP for a Super Bowl win.

Uhler and Moats go yearbook style and hand out year end superlatives for the Steelers.

The voice of the Steelers Rob King joins the Blitz to talk all things offseason and Super Bowl.

As Dale takes in Thursday's practice down in Mobile, him and Matt talk more about the standouts thus far and prospects the Steelers may have interest in.

Continuing into hour two, the guys dissect another mock draft, chat more of the week's happenings, and are joined by Jeremy Fowler of ESPN as he shares his thoughts on many of the week's topics of discussion.

Max and Wolf talk about some reunions that could (or couldn't) be happening across the NFL. Gerry Dulac joins with all the latest Steelers updates.

The locker room goes over the Pro Bowl games and shares experiences they had in the past.

The Blitz opens the show discussing two Steelers who have been added to the Pro Bowl, and what it means for their legacies.

Uhler and Moats go over the Steelers pending Free Agents, and who they would like to stay in the black and gold.

The quarterback, running back, and wide receiver positions are all important areas of need for the Steelers in 2025, so how should the team utilize free agency and the draft to address those three position groups.

Tom and Jacob share their grades for the NFL teams who have hired new head coaches for the 2025 season.

Rob King joins Dale today as Mr. Lolley takes in the sights and sounds of Mobile, Alabama and Tuesday's Senior Bowl Practice. Bob Labriola calls in to chat with the guys about that and much more.

Dale and Rob discuss the names a top of many big boards and prospects whom the Steelers and Coach Tomlin might be eyeing up this week.

Max and Wolf talk the future of Russell Wilson as some of his former coaches reunite in Las Vegas. They also laugh and tell jokes about the football movie The Little Giants.

The locker room discusses the future of the defensive line group, and attempting to prepare for life after Cam Heyward when that time comes.

Uhler and Moats spend the first hour of the Blitz breaking down all the things said by team President Art Rooney II during his season ending media session.

Chris Carter joins the show to talk priories for the Steelers moving forward.

We are happy to welcome Bob Labriola of Steelers Digest to discuss his thoughts on the Steelers President Art Rooney II comments regarding the future of the quarterback position, rebuilding the defensive line, and the confidence level in head coach Mike Tomlin.