HR1: What We'd Change

What would it take to land a headliner free agent QB? Matt and Dale break that topic down and follow it up with a deep dive conversation on what the two would like to see the NFL change in many different areas of the game.

Dale and Matt take another alternate route to complete their mock draft today, answer questions left on the message board and talk about the "fastest" player in the league.

The Eagles proved to everyone you don't need the most elite quarterback in the NFL to get to and win the Super Bowl.

Since acquiring Assistant GM Andy Weidl, the Steelers have tried to mirror his former team's strategy of building the team's foundation through the offensive and defensive line.

The Jets have informed Aaron Rodgers they are moving on from him and looking elsewhere for a new quarterback. Rumors about the Steelers trading for Trevor Lawrence yesterday vanished as quickly as they appeared. Deebo Samuel has requested a trade out of San Francisco and the Steelers should be one of the teams making a call.

Rumors and speculations of roster moves run wild this time of year, Matt and Dale separate the possible from impossible, discuss prospects and draft targets with the combine looming, and more.

Dale and Matt examine an analytically based mock draft, debate where every quarterback should rank based on their play in 2025, and chat about headlines from around the league.

The Blitz begins by discussing a report that the Steelers have inquired about an AFC quarterback.

Uhler and Moats look over the 2025 Hall of Fame class, and look ahead to who could be inshrined in 2026.

In the first half of today's show, Matt and Dale discuss the free agents the Steelers should target once free agency officially begins in March, a fun chat with Bob Labriola, and a breakdown on the importance of retooling the defensive front.

Dale and Matt take a unique angle to their mock draft run today, debate where expectations should be for teams heading into the 2025 season, and more back and forth on news from around the league.

Dale and Matt discuss mock drafts, comparisons between the Steelers' and Eagles' defenses, as well as the Saints' new head coach hire.

Matt and Dale analyze a top 100 draft prospects list and a final 2024-25 NFL power rankings list, before talking about the Steelers' new defensive backs coach hire.

Uhler and Moats spend the first hour talking the Super Bowl and the Eagles dominating win over the Chiefs.

The Blitz gets into the NFL Honors award winners as well as some final Super Bowl thoughts.

Labs and Tom recap the Super Bowl then get into this week's questions

Dale and Matt recap the Super Bowl as they share their thoughts and takeaways from the big game, discuss the similarities between the Eagles and the Steelers, and continue the Steeler QB situation as the offseason is officially underway.

The duo ran their first mock draft of the offseason, took a look at the top players heading into free agency, and chatted about more league notes to finish today's show.

Tom and Jacob discuss their instant reactions to the Eagles blowout 40-22 win over the Chiefs to nab the franchise's second Super Bowl win.

Jalen Hurts is now a Super Bowl champion, he's a Super Bowl MVP, and he took down Patrick Mahomes in the process. What will be Hurts' legacy moving forward among the quarterbacks around the league.

Nick Siriani's resume hasn't been anything to shrug off but now with a Super Bowl win under his belt he deserves all the praise for taking his team to the promised land. Meanwhile Patrick Mahomes, even though he just suffered his second Super Bowl loss, still has plenty of time to catch Tom Brady in the GOAT conversations.

The Steelers will play a regular season game in Ireland in 2025, it was announced on Friday. Michael reacts to the historic news with Steelers Director of Business Development & Strategy Dan Rooney and Croke Park Stadium Director Peter McKenna.

Matt and Dale react to the news of the Steelers heading overseas in the upcoming season and speak with NFL Ireland host Michael McQuaid on the significance of the event.

Dale and Matt wrap up the week with a fantasy focus segment, an NFL Honors conversation, and of course their final predictions for Super Bowl 59 this Sunday.

It's official - the Steelers are going to Ireland! The Blitz celebrates and reacts.

The Blitz catches up with Brian Batko of the PG, and gets to your questions of the day.

It was officially announced this morning the Steelers will be playing one of their 2025 home games in Dublin, Ireland. Tom and Jacob recap the NFL Honors awards from last night.

There is a lot to about the Super Bowl including choosing your food and drink spread, watching for the commercials, and the multitude of possible bets to make. But nothing is more important than the actual game and the Chiefs and Eagles Super Bowl rematch promises to be a great one.

We finally got the announcement we've been waiting for - the Steelers are going to Ireland! The guys celebrate on their last day in studio and are joined by Missi Matthews to talk all the latest.

Michael McQuaid of the Steelers Ireland podcast joins the locker room to discuss today's exciting announcement of the Steelers in Ireland.

Matt and Dale discuss all the different avenues the team could take to find next year's QB, who would have their votes to make their way into Canton this year, and more in hour 1 one.

The second half of today's show includes Dale and Matt's captain's chair DFS lineup, their grades for the Steelers' defensive backs this past year, tight end and special teams talk, and more big board evaluating.

The Blitz discusses recent comments on the future of the Steelers QB position. Rob King joins the show to help tee-up Super Bowl conversation.

Uhler and Moats discuss comments from Chad Johnson about George Pickens. They also get to your questions of the day.

Max is still painting the picture of Super Bowl week in New Orleans. The guys talk more about the Steelers QB position after recent comments from Jay Glazer.

Gerry Dulac joins the locker room to talk all the latest around the Steelers, and to give his prediction for Sunday's Super Bowl.