Ep. 6 - Mitch Trubisky, Mitchell, Steelers, and Shameless Search Engine Optimization 101

Ep. 6 - Mitch Trubisky, Mitchell, Steelers, and Shameless Search Engine Optimization 101

Jake reacts to the Steelers being, like, genuinely active on the first day of legal tampering while also being supremely (and therefore characteristically) boring. Skip ahead to 7:05 for Mitch Trubisky content, or stay for the whole episode to get the lowdown on the Chuks Okorofor and Mason Cole contracts.

Ep. 5 - Player Movement Recap, How To Interpret Free Agency, and Is The Salary Cap Even Real, Bro?

Jake briefly reacts to the Russell Wilson, Carson Wentz, Khalil Mack, and Amari Cooper trades. Then, he summarizes the most important things to know about free agency and the salary cap. Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @bridgecity_pod.

Ep. 4 - Combine SZN!! Plus a Hitchhiker's Guide to Offseason Resources and How To Treat Stephon Tuitt Like a Human Being

Jake describes what makes the NFL Scouting Combine so enjoyable, recommends his favorite off-season content creators, and expresses human decency toward Stephon Tuitt and his family--which is a good thing; literally everybody should literally always be doing this to literally everybody literally all of the time.

Ep. 3 - Hines Ward's Hall Of Fame Case! Plus Brian Flores, Kevin Colbert, and QB Talk with Josh Haught and Jeremy Schultz

Jake argues Hines Ward's HOF case based on numbers and narratives before being joined by Josh Haught and Jeremy Schultz for a roundtable discussion on the Brian Flores hire, Kevin Colbert's press conference, and the future for the Steelers' QB position. Can we make it through a whole episode without mentioning a QB from Liberty/Auburn? Spoiler alert: no.

Ep. 2 - Malik Willis' Warts, DPOY Trivia, Teryl Austin Gets Promoted (But Probably Not Really), and 'How Much A Diontae Cost?'

In this week's episode, Jake evaluates Malik Willis' Senior Bowl performance (2:00), celebrates TJ Watt's DPOY win (7:30), contextualizes the Teryl Austin promotion (15:40), and argues for giving Diontae Johnson $15 million per year (21:00).