In the latest episode of The Terrible Podcast, hosts Alex Kozora and his co-host dive into the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame class announced following Thursday night’s NFL Honors ceremony. The discussion highlights how former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman L.C. Greenwood once again missed out on induction into the Hall of Fame in Canton. Attention also turns to former Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who is a strong candidate for the 2027 Hall of Fame class. The hosts analyze his chances of being selected on the first ballot, amid some tension surrounding his legacy in the NFL Hall of Fame discussion.
Steelers Coaching Staff Additions and Player Insights
The podcast also covers recent developments in the Pittsburgh Steelers’ coaching staff under new head coach Mike McCarthy. Several new hires have been reported, including Joe Whitt Jr., Derius Swinton II, Pat Reilly, Shawn Howe, and Eric Simonelli, all expected to bring fresh perspectives to the team. Alongside this, attention is given to the Steelers’ wide receivers coach Adam Henry, prompted by a recent conversation Alex had with former Steelers wide receiver Demarcus Ayers, offering insights on Henry’s coaching approach and potential impact on the team.
Notable Omissions and On-Field Incidents
The hosts express disappointment over the exclusion of the late Craig Wolfley from the NFL Honors In Memoriam segment during the ceremony, calling it a sad oversight. Turning to player conduct, they discuss the 2025 on-field altercation involving Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf and a Detroit Lions fan, sharing new information related to this incident and its aftermath, which continues to resonate within the NFL community.
Super Bowl LX Preview and Steelers’ Future Prospects
With Super Bowl LX scheduled for Sunday, Alex and his co-host preview the highly anticipated matchup, offering their predictions both straight-up and against the betting spread provided by MyBookie.ag. They also review several prop bets to watch during the weekend’s festivities. Beyond the game itself, the conversation shifts to the Steelers’ outlook in the coming years, debating whether the team will reach the Super Bowl within five or ten years. They further contemplate a hypothetical Steelers trade involving all 12 of their 2026 NFL Draft picks to move up and select Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza as the first overall pick.
Community Engagement and Podcast Highlights
This nearly two-hour-long episode features additional minor topics and listener interaction, as Alex and his co-host answer emails and take calls discussing Steelers football. The podcast continues to serve as a platform where fans can share feedback and engage directly through multiple channels including Twitter and a dedicated hotline. The show remains a consistent destination for in-depth conversations on Pittsburgh Steelers developments and broader NFL topics.
