Former Steeler Jeff Hartings stops by to discuss what he's been up to since retiring, including his contributions involved with the Urban Impact Foundation. Since his retirement at the end of the 2006-2007 season, Jeff has helped build a church in Salt Lake City, Utah and has played a major role in Play Ball For Kids, an event that allows kids to interact with pro athletes.



Jeff talks more about his involvement in Play Ball For Kids and his feelings about not playing football this season.

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Tunch and Wolf get the city ready for the Steelers first preseason game against the New Orleans Saints with an analysis of the Steelers defense and some crucial advice from Wolf to the players.



Tunch and Wolf also touch upon some news around the NFL.

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Steelers Training Camp is well underway in Latrobe and Tunch and Wolf have all the latest stories and updates after the first two weeks.

While the players try to manage the heat, Mike Tomlin manages his new team.



Tunch and Wolf's injury report, including an update on Lawrence Timmons.

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We had a great time on our first show last week on Pittsburgh's CW (Channel 15) because Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Jeff Reed in the house Jeff stopped by to talk about his offseason, the Steelers and to defend his hair style - check it out!

Here's Jeff Reed's first segment.



And, here is Jeff's second segment.

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See Playbill copy tribute here.

He also writes a yearly Trite Column that awards the year's most overused cliche in sports. Gene's winner this year is, "It Is What It Is" and told us that this is the second year that this particular cliche won. However, he also commented on other cliches such as "he coughed it up" and "he brought a lot to the table." What a great interview and talented man.

On a serious note, Gene also offered us his expertise as he gave us an inside look at what might be going on inside the Steelers' head coach interviews. And, he told us that he feels Russ Grimm is a front runner for the position, but that one can never know because the Rooneys would not be rushed to make a decision.

Looks like he was right since the Steelers chose Mike Tomlin as their new head coach!

Tunch

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