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Steelers 100th Weds Show : Steelers Dynasty Podcast #100

April 2, 2026·59 min·5 clips
Bad Bubba Brewer hosts the 100th Steelers podcast alone after his co-host Shane mysteriously disappears.
1. Triple-B Experience hosts Bad Bubba Brewer and Shane Stodmiller record their 100th Wednesday night Steelers Dynasty Podcast episode. 2. Bubba hosts alone initially; co-host Shane Stodmiller arrives mid-show after completing his West Virginia Mountaineers football podcast obligations. 3. The episode's core tension is whether the Steelers will sign Aaron Rogers or lose him to the Denver Broncos, a story Bubba describes as 'like a soap opera every week.' 4. Punxsutawney Pete, a recurring cast character, calls in briefly from Butler, PA — he is waiting on a rusted Honda Accord frame repair and chatting about his Nana and an earthworm bait business that failed when the worms drowned. 5. Shane argues Aaron Rogers will use Denver's interest as leverage to extract $30 million, noting Bo Nix's playoff leg injury against Buffalo created an opening at Denver quarterback. 6. Bubba counters that Denver still has Bo Nix ahead of Rogers on the depth chart, which could deter Rogers from signing there. 7. Both hosts agree the $30 million demand is Rogers' 'last big contract' ask and is the single factor holding up a Steelers deal. 8. The hosts pivot to tight end: Bubba argues Darnell Washington's blocking is 'unparalleled' — 'palming heads and throwing men to the ground like toys' — while acknowledging Pat Freiermuth is the superior receiving tight end. 9. On Chris Boswell's contract, the hosts note he is currently eighth among NFL kickers at $3.12 million annually with a $4.7 million cap hit; Shane says Boswell needs to be paid at least $7.4 million to surpass Kansas City's Harrison Butker. 10. Bubba displays a live kicker salary chart on stream showing Kansas City at $7.3 million, Seattle at $7.2 million, and Green Bay at $6.3 million as comparators for Boswell's next deal. 11. The hosts briefly discuss a rumored Steelers-Seattle Seahawks trade involving two round picks, with Shane saying he's 'very leery' and will 'believe it when he sees it.' 12. Shane recounts driving past Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh and seeing the NFL Draft stage scaffold going up, 23 days before the draft party at Ben Franklin Taproom. 13. Bubba appeals to viewers to RSVP via his personal email for the draft party, where Mark from Australia — a long-time Steelers fan and co-collaborator — is flying in. 14. The show is monetized on YouTube with over 800 subscribers; Bubba notes the milestone without overstating its financial impact, saying 'we can't quit our day jobs.' 15. A top-10 worst Steelers draft picks segment draws heavy chat participation, with nominees including Artie Burns, Gabe Rivera, Devin Bush, Kendall Simmons, Jarvis Jones, and Chase Claypool. 16. Shane notes the 1974 Steelers draft class — which produced five Hall of Famers — as the all-time benchmark, making modern busts feel more pointed by contrast. 17. The tone throughout is loose and conversational, resembling a bar conversation between fans more than analytical X's-and-O's commentary; profanity is frequent and unedited. 18. Shane frequently cross-references his West Virginia Mountaineers podcast and Bubba teases a Triple-B Experience show the following night, making the episode part of a multi-show weekly schedule. 19. Diehard Steelers fans who enjoy fan-first banter, off-season speculation, and roster debate will find the most value here. 20. Listeners seeking film breakdowns, advanced stats, or structured football analysis will likely find the format too unstructured.

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A messy, funny 100th-show hang that feels like sitting in on the Steelers room.

Steelers Dynasty marks its 100th Wednesday night show by staying true to its own shape: a Steelers-centered hang built on jokes, interruptions, and side conversations that all share the mic.

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You want a 100th Wednesday-night Steelers hang that feels spontaneous, scrappy, alive, and only half under control.

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