Hr2: Coaching Hires Continue

Dale and Matt converse on how the Steelers can improve their roster, specifically on the offensive side of the ball through the draft and free agency as well as diving into other topics in today's first hour of the program.

The week wraps up with the final hour of the Drive as the guys pick their DFS lineup for the conference championships, take a look at a prospect big board for this year's draft, and give their picks on who they think will wind up in the big game.

Uhler gives his weekly power rankings. The Blitz previews the AFC and NFC Championship games.

Uhler and Moats talk more coaching hires across the NFL, while catching up with Brian Batko of the Post-Gazette.

Max and Wolf open the locker room angry about Zach Frazier not being named a finalist for Offensive Rookie of the Year.

The locker room discusses new head coaching hires across the NFL, including Pete Carroll's return to the sideline in Las Vegas.

Tom and Jacob host the 2025 Steely Awards to give out the honors for accomplishments such as most sacks, best hair, most touchdowns, and best win of the year.

It's championship weekend so Tom and Jacob light the fire to preview the AFC Championship game between the Bills and Chiefs, the NFC Championship game between the Commanders and Eagles, and they discuss all the finalists that were announced for the NFL Awards coming next week.

Dale and Matt share their thoughts on the finalists for the NFL's season awards and take a deep dive into the Steelers' defensive front seven and what the group may look like next year, years to come, and what could've been.

The second half of today's program includes a mock draft, a discussion on the quarterbacks hitting free agency and their impacts on their current team, and much more.

The guys go over the finalists for the NFL Awards, as well as some comments from Russell Wilson about his future.

The Blitz wraps up NFL Awards conversation, and gets to your questions of the day.

Max and Wolf laugh and share memories of Myron Cope on the late legend's birthday. They catch up with Gerry Dulac to get his thoughts on the end of the season.

The locker room discusses the two years of Omar Khan and Andy Weidl and the vision they have for this roster moving forward.

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.