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ESPN Radio's Colin Cowherd weighs in on the release of the NFL's schedule, the length of the NBA playoffs and more.

Ravens LB Ray Lewis discusses what he's learned as a veteran, the possibility of an 18-game schedule and the Pittsburgh-Baltimore rivalry.

Len Pasquarelli discusses the release of the schedule, the Steelers' zero-tolerance policy and acquisition of Byron Leftwich and Mike Shanahan's comment that Terrell Owens won't be a Redskin.

Texans QB Matt Schaub says the release of the NFL's schedule is like Christmas morning. Schaub can't wait until the Ben Roethlisberger story goes away.

The Steelers trade for Byron Leftwich and Ken discusses what this means for the Steelers this year. He also announces the newly released football schedule for 2010.

Gregg Easterbrook, author of Tuesday Morning QB, debunks the myth that the previous year's Super Bowl participants have a much tougher schedule the following season.

State you Case Wednesday centers around the Steelers schedule and how they will finish. Ken also wonders why the Steelers didn't keep cornerback Bryant McFadden.

LaMarr doesn't pay attention to how hard the schedule is because a team that's supposed to be good can have an off week, and a team that's not good can play well.

Audio Podcast | November 21, 2008

Ben says you can't put direct blame on his offensive line. Looking ahead, Ben knows that things aren't going to be easy. Pittsburgh has the toughest schedule in the NFL.

Audio Podcast | October 08, 2008

Penguins resign Matt Cooke, the NHL released schedules for the upcoming season and Steelers that will make it or break it.

Former Steelers Punter Josh Miller fills in for Ken Laird. He looks at the Steelers schedule and their chances of repeating. Josh talks to Tom Curran of NBC Sports.

Stan & Guy & Chris breakdown the Pens/Flyers series with Al Morganti, and analyze the Steelers '09 schedule.

Stan & Guy & Chris examine the just released 2009 schedule and listen to James Harrison's thoughts on his $51 million deal.

Ken Laird talks to Matt Williamson about the Steelers schedule, the James Harrison contract, and the draft.

Ken Laird dissects the Steelers 2009 schedule.

Big Ben hasn't actually seen the schedule yet. We went through the schedule with him. He's looking forward to Week 2 against the Browns. They have a tough four games in 18 days stretch. As for the Draft, he's hoping that his team gets a few players w

Audio Podcast | April 16, 2008