http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/JAgswireJohnsonpodcast.mp3 The Jaguars were a nightmare for the Steelers last year, beating them in the regular season and in the playoffs. But something seems really wrong in Jacksonville this season. The Jags have lost five in a row. Jay Johnson of JaguarsWire tries to tell us what happened.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/MaddenmondayNOVEMBEr12.mp3 On this week’s Madden Monday, Mark and I disagree about the need for Le’Veon Bell to return. We talk about the Steelers chances to win a Super Bowl with (or without) Bell. We also look at where the Steelers are–big picture–in the AFC right now. Plus, we discuss the Penguins’ goaltending and the intent […]

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/Blushwatt.mp3 T.J. Watt may have just had the best “one tackle game” I’ve ever seen.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/PodcastJerrypreSHU.mp3 The Duquesne football team hosts Sacred Heart on Saturday. A win keeps the Dukes alive for the NEC title. A loss gives the championship to the Pioneers. Dukes coach Jerry Schmitt joins me to discuss.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/Ericksonprepanthers.mp3 Fulfill your fantasy at Blush! It’s our weekly fantasy sports podcast with Jeff Erickson of Rotowire. Jeff breaks down tonight’s Steelers game against Carolina from a daily fantasy perspective. We look a some late gifts in terms of survivor pool scheduling. And lessons learned from quarterback drafting.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/DavidNewton.mp3 ESPN.com Panthers reporter David Newtown joins me to preview the Steelers game against Carolina.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/BLUSHsteelersRunPanthers.mp3 The Panthers will test the Steelers in one way other opponents have not been willing to attempt.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/SteelersPodcastRdtblCAR.mp3 It’s our weekly Steelers roundtable podcast with Chris Adamski, Kevin Gorman and me. We wrap up the win in Baltimore, discuss the upcoming showdown against the Panthers, and talk about Ben Roethlisberger, Cam Newton, and Josh Dobbs.