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In this episode we will look at the Pittsburgh sports characters who were larger than life. Some of these players were hall of famers and some saw their careers here flame out quickly, but all of them captivated fans with their unique disposition.REWIND is a series of our favorite Pittsburgh Sports Memories episodes that we will be dropping in between new episodes​Find Pittsburgh sports gear and support the show at Fanatics!Connect with the show:Visit us on the webFollow us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterSend us a text

Paulie & Tony react to the SHOCKING news about football star Caleb Williams and his PINK nails and PINK phone case, and try to convince the Chicago Bears to NOT pick him in the NFL Draft. They discuss this news with former NFL Steelers & Eagles QB Bubby Brister who gives his personal take on fingernails. Plus, Bubby explains why former Eagles QB Carson Wentz is the KEY to the Kansas City Chiefs next Super Bowl run. ENTER THE CONTEST: LEAVE 5-STAR RATING AND REVIEW HERE (and then send screenshot to info@fuscoshow.com by Wed. 4/10 at 12pm Philly time) SHOP THE OFFICIAL FUSCO SHOW MERCH STORE: https://fuscoshow.myspreadshop.com/ #fsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paulie & Tony react to the SHOCKING news about football star Caleb Williams and his PINK nails and PINK phone case, and try to convince the Chicago Bears to NOT pick him in the NFL Draft. They discuss this news with former NFL Steelers & Eagles QB Bubby Brister who gives his personal take on fingernails. Plus, Bubby explains why former Eagles QB Carson Wentz is the KEY to the Kansas City Chiefs next Super Bowl run. ENTER THE CONTEST: LEAVE 5-STAR RATING AND REVIEW HERE (and then send screenshot to info@fuscoshow.com by Wed. 4/10 at 12pm Philly time) SHOP THE OFFICIAL FUSCO SHOW MERCH STORE: https://fuscoshow.myspreadshop.com/ #fsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week the three Amigos put their votes for their favorite (and least favorite) quarterbacks as well as Defensive Lineman!  Who are your picks?  Next week, Linebackers and Defensive backs.Steelers Realm Podcast is sponsored by BUILDER BROS. Contact them today to have your insurance pay for a new roof at BuilderBros.org.Camo enables the camera you already own to produce incredible video for meetings, streaming, or recording. Start creating great video for free today at Reincubate.com/camo/Stay tuned and listen in every Thursday this offseason!Watch our video podcast versions on our YouTube, Rumble or Facebook (check out our former player episodes too!)Please like and follow and share when you can.  We appreciate your listen!Home Base is  www.SteelersRealm.comFacebook Group  Steeler Nation Local #724 Support the show

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Coming off of a decade of dominance, the Steelers fizzled as they tried to transition into the 1980's. Although this era didn't see a lot of winning, it did feature a lot of colorful characters and memorable moments. So break out your Walkmans and your leg warmers as we dive into 1980's Pittsburgh football!REWIND is a series of our favorite Pittsburgh Sports Memories episodes that we will be dropping in between new episodes​Connect with the show:Visit us on the webFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Facebook

The Bears finally have a new opponent, so Remember This Crap returns from hiatus to look back at all of the great games in the history of Bears-Eagles. And, after some digging they actually found a few. They have a storied playoff history and the Bears actually won one of them...but nobody could see it. Great QB matchups abound like Mike Tomczak v. Bubby Brister, Jonathan Quinn's greatest NFL game, and Randall Cunningham throwing a ridiculous amount of passes in two matchups against the mighty Vince Tobin defense. Of course there's Mike Ditka v. Buddy Ryan, Dick Vermeil crying, and jokes about Donovan McNabb barfing on the field during a Super Bowl. A failed senate candidate played running back in two of the matchups, Marc Trestman's lost 50-burger occurred in this series and who could ever forget Wendell Davis leaving his kneecaps at the Vet and Cade McNown losing his throwing shoulder on the sidelines? All that, plus Greasey Neale and much, much more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desipio/message

In this episode we will look at the Pittsburgh sports characters who were larger than life. Some of these players were hall of famers and some saw their careers here flame out quickly, but all of them captivated fans with their unique disposition.Connect with the show:Visit us on the webFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Facebook

NFL Week 6 Picks (epi 506) Jeffrey "Coach" Belanger host of the Gambling Chalk Talk Podcast in Episode 506 the Bubby Brister episode. The Gambling Chalk Talk Podcast guys NFL week 6 picks. You can contact Coach with any comments and questions to the Gambling Chalk Talk Podcast @TalkGambling on twitter and instagram. The podcast guys use www.mybookie.ag for all their online betting needs, use promo code DARTH at checkout Coach is an author and you can get his Ali Armeni Series Books emailing the Coach at talkgambling@gmail.com Join the Gambling Chalk Talk Podcast betting league on the VIGIT app. Use the promocode DARTH when you sign up. join the Chalk Talk NFL betting league (password stick02) https://vigit.page.link/ChalkTalk

Just in time for Steelers Football we've got a throwback for yinz. It's former gun-slinger Bubby Brister, who discusses QB's of the past including Terry Bradshaw and Mark Malone, and QB's of the now - in Ben Roethlisberger. You won't want to miss this episode, as Bubby will always carry a piece of Pittsburgh in his heart! Subscribe to the YinzerCrazy Podcast on any major podcast streaming platform, or listen and subscribe on YouTube to "YinzerCrazy."

Season 3. Episode 2: Rico Dynamite. With very special guest Dave Dameshek! And here’s the story we wanted to figure out for history: Twenty years after his high school prime, we got the briefest of glimpses of a broken dreamer who claims he could have single-handedly won state and who could still throw a football over a mountain. If we could get into that time machine with Uncle Rico and head back to 1982, what would we see? Would he have gone pro? Would he have outplayed Bubby Brister? And, perhaps most pressing, would he have kept the toupee on under his helmet? He's been likened to Big Foot. To Roy Hobbs. To Len Bias. To Ryan Leaf. Was Rico Dynamite the greatest "what if" story in the history of sports? Matty & Kevin review the admittedly scant tape to determine if Uncle Rico could have been a generational, multi-arm angle, quick muscle twitch, elusive, possibly ambidextrous quarterback. Or, whether he was a charming sociopath who would have been cancelled before he took a snap in the pros. Or if it was all a conspiracy and that Uncle Rico was not even Napoleon and Kip's uncle at all. To start, Matty, Kevin and Josh agree that "Napoleon Dynamite" is, contrary to popular opinion, a football movie. Then, they go through a detailed draft profile of Uncle Rico -- from arm strength and speed to, of course, concerns about personality defects and the impact in the locker room. Collectively they plot Rico somewhere between Jeff Garcia and Kyler Murray, but acknowledge that the downside is somewhere below Ryan Leaf's toilet bowl. A rookie season with sixty interceptions and weekday house arrest is clearly within the bounds of plausible. Next, very special guest, Dave Dameshek ("The Willie Stargell of Podcasts"), joins to review the co-hosts work. Dave agrees that if Dynamite can get back to 1982 through his time machine that he could easily enter the 1986 draft, get picked in the second round (ahead of Jack Trudeau) and become the first NFL quarterback to wear a toupee under his helmet. Shek reminds us that, in 1998, both Brett Favre and Terrell Davis wore braces in the Super Bowl. Compared to that, the panel agrees that Rico's rug is barely a footnote. Special thanks to Dave Dameshek and to Quincy, Gabe, Matt and the Blue Duck Media team for their work on this episode.

Brendan Sagalow hasn't the faintest who Bubby Brister is and he's not ashamed of it! Not only does this episode include a funny and interesting interview with Brendan, but two of my friends drop by in Liz Galalis (@Erickswife) on Insta/Twitter and Gary DeNoia (Gary's Insta). Also, I'm kidding, Liz is @LizGalalis, I'm just feeling frisky. The podcast starts off with me talking about getting my Twitter account hacked. We're talking full on, sex pervert, gimps in my DM's hacked. But I got it back thanks to the millions (Rock pause) and millions of fans reporting the asshole to Twitter, so if you were one of those that helped me out, thx! I also get deep into talking to dogs like they're humans, men from the 1930's named "Babe", Bubby Brister telling Chuck Noll to eat shit, Terrell Davis coming after Bubby, and more. Then I start chatting with Brendan and we get into meditation, snowboarding, the ecstasy in quitting versus the self-value of perseverance, not caring about sports, dating in a pandemic, and more. Follow Brendan on Insta/Twitter and listen to his comedy album Not Now More Than Ever FOR FREE on Spotify . Support this show by visiting ErickHellwig.com and checking out the brand new merch store. The pullover hoodie is soft, thin and comfy. I swear it on my unborn children. Also, join my newsletter.

Bubby Bister joins us on the podcast this week. He's a 2 time Super Bowl champion with the Broncos, drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Quarterback position. Brister speaks on backing up John Elway in Denver. Bubby and John talk about playing together, relationships with coaches and players, College years, Bubby's TV show, and more... WATCH HERE - Please Like and Subscribe! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCirs5u7xmAlfFfMgaCSnTnA https://twitter.com/Off_LinePod https://www.instagram.com/off.linepod/ https://theofflinepocast.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/offlinepod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/offlinepod/support

It's now painfully clear the Steelers have the worst quarterback in the AFC North. The Steelers division rivals all possess young, up-and-coming QBs. Two were taken at the top of recent drafts, and the third was a steal at the bottom of the first round. The Steelers have an aging, diminished Big Ben Roethlisberger. Yet what comes after Ben is even scarier for Steelers Nation. Just ask your father or grandfather about the dark years. Those sorry Steelers seasons without a franchise Hall of Famer, like Roethlisberger or Terry Bradshaw. These erasable eras are marked by names like Cliff Stoudt, Mark Malone, Bubby Brister, Kordell Stewart, Tommy Maddox. Ouch. Still, there's no going back. A roster reckoning is coming for the 2021 Steelers. This will be no team for an old quarterback. The Steelers as we've known them are no more. At least until they find another franchise QB. Last time, it took more than two decades. I cover the Steelers roster debate, the ‘will-he-or-won't-he' questions swirling around Roethlisberger and the funerial state of Steelers Nation in wake of yet another postseason disaster – all in this edition of the Steelers Update Podcast. So listen and weep, Steelers fans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Steelers improved to 11-0 last night against the Baltimore Ravens after enduring almost a week's worth of delays and rescheduling. The result - a sloppy 19-14 victory thanks in large part to a Joe Haden pick six, and some careless turnovers of their own - a win that felt like a loss on all accounts, especially since Bud Dupree suffered a season ending ACL tear. Merril Hoge and Bubby Brister call in from the wilderness, PFT Commenter likens a popular McDonalds treat to Drew Brees, and we hear from the reverse Tomlin Translator for the first time ever.

Steve Garvey joins the podcast to talk about #6, his time as a Dodgers batboy, his guest shot on Fantasy Island and more. We've also got our fathers' favorite players, plus Screen Stars, the Hall of Shame, the Heat Check and more. It's the joy of six!Our GuestSteve Garvey played 19-years in the big leagues for the Dodgers and Padres in the 70s & 80s. He's a 10X All-Star, 4X Gold Glove winner, was National League MVP in 1974 and won a World Series in 1981. His number 6 is retired in San Diego where his dramatic home run in the 1984 NLCS propelled the Padres to their first World Series appearance (take that, Cubbies!) Since he retired in 1987 he's become a highly sought-after speaker and marketing executive as well as serving on the board of the Baseball Assistance Team, a non-profit that helps former players through medical and financial hardships.0:55 – “Actually it broke in 1916.”Rudy tests the limits of the term “late breaking number news” with a treatise on the history of both uniform numbers and names on the back of jerseys.5:32 – “Oh, you kids grow up. I'm tellin' you . . .”We absolutely geek out on meeting Steve Garvey, a boyhood hero.19:06 – “Let's get into the contenders.”Name checks of the baseball also-rans for the #6. Guys like Sal Bando, Roy White, Paul Blair and more make the list.21:04 – “Appropriately we have six.”Rudy runs through our six baseball contenders for the Hall of Fame. Joe Torre, Stan Musial, Al Kaline, Steve Garvey, Ryan Howard and Tony Oliva.27:05 – “Since we don't have really any contenders . . . ”Football #6's is a rogues gallery. Jay Cutler, Bubby Brister, Marc Wilson, Robbie Bosco, Mark Sanchez, Rolf Benirschke, etc. etc.29:44 – “Let's do it.”Sentimental favorites and honorable mentions in baseball include a host of Hall of Famers who played forever ago as well as Patrick Ewing, Alfrederick “The Great” Hughes and Bonzi Wells. 30:49 – “I'm gonna tip off with Bill Russell.”The basketball contenders list is stacked. Walter Davis, Tyson Chandler, Walter Berry, Eddie Jones, LeBron James (in Miami), Julius Erving and Bill Russell.34:24 – “We'll do hockey real quick.”We also hit hockey – Toe Blake and Phil Housley and Mark Martin in NASCAR.35:56 – “It's time for Screen Stars."Screen Stars wearing #6 on the silver screen:James Caan as Jonathan E in Rollerball (1975)Pete Vuckovich as Clu Haywood in Major League (1989)Elvis Presley (car) as Steve Grayson in Speedway (1968)Scott Porter as Jason Street in Friday Night Lights (TV Series 2006-11)Mario Lopez as AC Slater in Saved By The Bell (TV Series 1989-92)Arian Foster as Ray Jennings in Draft Day (2014)40:24 – “And his name is Luis Pujols.”The Hall of Shame includes Luis “-5.14 WAR” Pujols. An all-field, no-hit catcher with the Astros among others.41:34 – “We've got Ace Bailey. Great name.”The Derrick Rose Award for #6 includes the sad story of Ace Bailey, the first NHL player to have his number retired and Bill Buckner, who had a great career tarnished by an error.43:32 – “We've got some Heat Check guys.”Listen to the pod for the honorable mentions, but here's the Heat Check list for #6:Baker MayfieldKristaps PorzingisDeAndre JordanAnthony RendonJohnny HekkerEric Bledsoe47:30 – “But what is even more awesome is we have our Hall of Fame.”Hall of Fame list for #6:Bill RussellStan MusialDr. JAl KalinePhil HousleySteve GarveyHat tip to Jorge Martin for helping us land Steve Garvey. Listen to Jorge's podcast here: http://familiaffb.com

Nick & Cecil start out the show talking about Michael Thomas and his beef with DeVante Parker. Cecil mentions the receivers working with Drew Lock and Nick points out Phillip Lindsay was good at catching passes out of the backfield in college. James Merilatt joins the show to talk about the legend of Terrell Davis comparing to The Last Dance and what to do with Bubby Brister. James highlights Timeline 25 and the mishandling of Jake Plummer in Denver. Nick asks James about Garett Bolles’ progress and where all the offensive linemen are going to play. Cecil asks Nick about people investing too much into polls after Michael Thomas responds to DeVante Parker on Instagram.

James Merilatt joins the show to talk about the legend of Terrell Davis comparing to The Last Dance and what to do with Bubby Brister. James highlights Timeline 25 and the mishandling of Jake Plummer in Denver. Nick asks James about Garett Bolles’ progress and where all the offensive linemen are going to play.

Jeff Konkle is intimidated by tattoos, Merril Hoge (IN STUDIO!) recounts the Bubby Brister days, Tom Grealish and Nancy Angus have exciting news surrounding the Mario Lemieux Foundation's 25th anniversary, Ben Soltesz and Stephanie Brea detail the new Roaming Social Club and Mark Madden saw GHOST

Jeff Konkle is intimidated by tattoos, Merril Hoge (IN STUDIO!) recounts the Bubby Brister days, Tom Grealish and Nancy Angus have exciting news surrounding the Mario Lemieux Foundation's 25th anniversary, Ben Soltesz and Stephanie Brea detail the new Roaming Social Club and Mark Madden saw GHOST

Matthew Coller and ESPN's Courtney Cronin go position by position down the Vikings' roster and discuss what will be at the forefront of storylines when the Vikings begin training camp in late July. Plus, a look at Bubby Brister's Wiki page.

Jared Mintz is back. After a singular episode hiatus in which Jared pretended to be sick, but was really out hustling for that cheddar, the Relatively Speaking Podcast is better and as good as it ever was. The show begins with NBA trade talk. With the Cleveland Cavaliers and Atlanta Hawks moving some parts (hi, Kyle Korver), it appears as though the latter is punting on the season. In turn, it means NBA franchises across the North American continent will be looking to puck talent from Atlanta like it owes them money. Who goes where and how much will they cost? Grayson Allen is back. Apparently, indefinite means one in the realm of Duke. Anyway, Joseph and Jared discuss his return the action, as well as the reaction to it. Do you care about the NFL Playoffs? The Relatively Speaking Podcast doesn't. At least not yet. Rather, the dynamic duo used what was meant to be time allotted to discuss the weekend's games to banter about their all-time favorite backup quarterbacks. Michael Bishop, Ray Lucas and Bubby Brister all, obviously, mentioned. Ask Me Anything also returns this week. Fans want to know what was the hosts' most heartbreaking moments as sports fans. Jared, being a Knicks and Jets fan, had about a billion of them. Joseph, on the other hand, hates Joe Carter. Another rather handsome fan wants to know when the podcast is firing Jared Mintz and will be moving on to Tommy Stokke, who guest co-hosted on Monday.

Jared Mintz is back. After a singular episode hiatus in which Jared pretended to be sick, but was really out hustling for that cheddar, the Relatively Speaking Podcast is better and as good as it ever was. The show begins with NBA trade talk. With the Cleveland Cavaliers and Atlanta Hawks moving some parts (hi, Kyle Korver), it appears as though the latter is punting on the season. In turn, it means NBA franchises across the North American continent will be looking to puck talent from Atlanta like it owes them money. Who goes where and how much will they cost? Grayson Allen is back. Apparently, indefinite means one in the realm of Duke. Anyway, Joseph and Jared discuss his return the action, as well as the reaction to it. Do you care about the NFL Playoffs? The Relatively Speaking Podcast doesn't. At least not yet. Rather, the dynamic duo used what was meant to be time allotted to discuss the weekend's games to banter about their all-time favorite backup quarterbacks. Michael Bishop, Ray Lucas and Bubby Brister all, obviously, mentioned. Ask Me Anything also returns this week. Fans want to know what was the hosts' most heartbreaking moments as sports fans. Jared, being a Knicks and Jets fan, had about a billion of them. Joseph, on the other hand, hates Joe Carter. Another rather handsome fan wants to know when the podcast is firing Jared Mintz and will be moving on to Tommy Stokke, who guest co-hosted on Monday.

357-01.16.2015New Orleans Pelicans & SaintsOnline radio show focused on Pelicans and Saints news.Today's special guests include Pelicans head coach Monty Williams, former NFL quarterback Bubby Brister and Kevin Burkhardt from NFL on Fox.43