Segment 3: Twitter Tuesday

Matt and Dale kick off the show discussing the Aaron Rogers saga as he gave an update on his state of mind. The guys also take a look at the greatest players drafted at every draft number.

Dale and Matt run another mock as we are a week away from the draft and they also answer listener questions to finish today's second hour.

TJ Watt is arguably the most important Steeler of the last decade, but with his contract set to expire at the end of the 2025-26 season, is it in the team's best interest to give him another extension.

Gerry Dulac was asked yesterday his thoughts on the George Pickens trade scenarios, and he said he doesn't believe the team will trade GP because it will leave the receiver room with a similar lack of talent behind WR1 like it had in 2024.

With the 2025 NFL Draft only a week ago, rumors are running rampant but one that's picked up steam is Sheduer Sanders falling to the Steelers at pick 21 in the first round. We look around the rest of the Steelers' conference leading up to draft week.

Uhler and Moats run through some Draft hypotheticals as we are just one week away from the first round in Green Bay.

The Blitz does it's one annual mock draft as they continue to talk about the big week coming up.

Matt and Dale chat about another pre-draft visitor, discuss prospects that are currently being over and under valued, and of course Bob Labriola calls into the show.

The Drive duo first run their daily mock, dissect a top 350 list, and ponder the question of trading upwards for a running back in this year's deep class.

Dale and Matt take a look at the players the Steelers have brought in for a pre-draft visit prior to the last handful of drafts to highlight certain trends. The guys also discuss the running back position and where the team may take one.

Less than two weeks away from draft night and as Matt and Dale run their latest mock and critique a 3 round mock that has the Steelers moving up in the later rounds.

As the ongoing theme of quarterback conversation continues, the Blitz looks ahead to the Draft and what options might be available at pick 21.

Uhler and Moats get into the latest on TJ Watt and contract negotiations, while laughing about a crazy story happening in college football affecting a high-profile draft prospect.

Labs and Tom get right into this week's batch of questions.

Dale and Matt share their thoughts on Watt's contract situation, take a look at player comparisons for some of the top draft prospects and players of interest for the Steelers.

Another mock in the books for Matt and Dale, the duo also evaluates another and the percentages of teams taking a specific position with their first-round pick, as well as news and notes from around football.

Matt and Dale dive into listener questions and chat the latest happenings in hour one.

The guys run a favorable mock in their eyes, discuss "The Beast" and Travis Hunter, as well as, their stance on the latest NIL rules in the college game.

The guys discuss the importance of top 30 visits as another QB made a trip to the facility, review a top 100 listing, and make some bold predications for the first round of the draft

The second half of the show consists of a mock draft critique, a trade up for a quarterback discussion, and a chat about news and notes from around the

It's been a busy 24 hours if you've been paying attention to the Steelers list of potential QBs for 2025. Once again fans were left in waiting after Aaron Rodgers didn't make an appearance or an announcement at Pat McAfee's Big Night Aht. Meanwhile Shedeur Sanders is making his official visit to the Steelers today, could he really be the pick at 21 if he's still available.

Pat Freiermuth is emerging as a top-ten tight end in the league and Darnell Washington is fitting in as the TE2 nicely, but could they be even more effective if Arthur Smith transitions from a run-first to a pass-first offense in 2025.

Cam Heyward, TJ Watt, and Minkah Fitzpatrick are still the big three on the Steelers defense but since all three have come together in 2019 does it feel like the defense could have done more in that time.

The speculation that the Steelers could get Aaron Rodgers news on Wednesday did not happen. Where do we go now?

Uhler and Moats tackle the recent updates from the national and local media as it relates to TJ Watt's contract extension negotiations.

Matt and Dale have their weekly chat with Bob Labriola, discuss recent prospect visits, what positional group is the deepest in this draft, a running back conversation and more.

The second half of today's show includes another mock as we approach the draft later this month, the guys discuss the recent issue of Draft Digest which Matt contributed toward, and a chat on QB prospect team fits.

As we get closer to the NFL Draft, MIchael is joined by former Steeler and current SNR announcer Max Starks to look ahead to the NFL Draft - and look ahead to the big news that has been announced this week - the Steelers NFL Draft Party in Croke Park at the end of the month!

Uhler and Moats tackle more QB conversation, as the Draft and Aaron Rodgers speculation continues.

The Blitz discusses some other potential Draft scenarios, and some other Free Agents still available.

Dale and Matt chat about some recent pre draft visits, discuss Bob Labriola's Asked and Answered, and Matt shares who he thinks might be the next guy for the Steelers.

The guys discuss Mel Kiper's latest mock, breakdown who is on the verge of being welcomed into Canton and who has work to do and more in hour two.

Will Aaron Rodgers make his long-awaited decision to play for the Steelers tomorrow night at Pat McAfee's Big Night Aht. If not, how high will the Steelers prioritize the QB position in the draft.

The endless debate of drafting a quarterback in 2025 or waiting until 2026 continues. The Steelers should recognize how important the defensive line and running back positions are for the overall team's success and should use high draft capital on those positions this year.

How beneficial would it be for the Steelers to trade back out of the first round to gain back the second-round draft pick that was lost in the DK Metcalf move. The Steelers have loaded up on the O-line in recent years through the draft, which doesn't mean they should ignore the position this year.