Bryant McFadden, who won two Super Bowls with the Steelers and now serves as an NFL analyst with CBS Sports, joined Mike Asti on the latest edition of Mike Drop.

McFadden gave his honest thoughts about the Steelers offseason, in particular the new quarterback room and his concerns about the wide receiver depth and slot corner spot. McFadden also responded to fans who recently attacked him about teasing a potential move.

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In the midst of a slower news day (outside recruiting), Mike Asti decided to conduct a Mountaineer live chat for WVU fans. Asti offered his thoughts on the debate if Garrett Greene is being overlooked or is overrated and also talked the state of the WVU basketball program now one year after the first domino of drama in the end of Bob Huggins' tenure dropped. He even briefly touched on West Virginia baseball.

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On this episode of Mike Drop, Mike Asti is joined by media colleague Will Graves of the Associated Press to discuss the new line of thinking for the Steelers ahead of the NFL Draft, if West Virginia product Zach Frazier is destined to play for Mike Tomlin and so much more.

They also talk the future of the Penguins and if Kyle Dubas can avoid a long rebuild and what's a realistic goal for the Pirates this season.

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As the news around both the WVU football and basketball programs heats up, Mike Asti joined Alex Wiederspiel on WKMZ to discuss the truth behind Neal Brown's new contract, the talk around Zach Frazier's NFL Draft stock and if fans wanting Bob Huggins back will really impact West Virginia's coaching search.

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On this episode of Mike Drop, Mike Asti is joined by former quarterback and coach and current member of Denver media Mike Sanford to dissect what was Russell Wilson with the Broncos and what can be Russell Wilson with the Steelers.

What does Russell Wilson have left? How did he actually perform in Denver? How much of an upgrade is Wilson for the Steelers? Is there any chance Kenny Pickett beats Wilson out for the Steelers starting job? What reports and narratives about Wilson's personality are really true? Why did Sean Payton hate him so much?

Sanford evaluates Russell Wilson the players and also attempts to answer all of those questions on this wall-to-wall Russell Wilson show.

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With the NFL Combine now behind us, the NFL Draft talk is heating up. On this episode of Mike Drop, Mike Asti has a conversation with the Philadelphia Inquirer's Devin Jackson to talk the quarterbacks at the top of everyone's board, the best non quarterback prospect, sleeper picks and how what certain teams do could screw everything up.

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With the madness of March looming, Mike Asti and Ethan Bock talked about the state of WVU basketball for both the men's and women's programs. They discussed why things seemingly got worse after the upset win over Kansas and if there's anything that Josh Eilert can do to keep his job. Some possible options were brought up and Mike and Ethan ranked the WVU basketball brand in comparison to other jobs that will likely also be open this spring.

After detailing the struggles of the men, they then looked at where the women stand compared to the rest of the country and how Mark Kellogg has been able to get the women's program ahead of schedule.

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Mike Asti talks to his Pittsburgh media colleague Nick Farabaugh about what Arthur Smith as offensive coordinator will mean for the Steelers. Is Smith the right guy to help save Kenny Pickett's career? Can Najee Harris, George Pickens, Dionate Johnson and other key offensive players thrive in Smith's offense?

After covering the new OC, Mike and Nick discuss which positions the Steelers need to focus on in the NFL Draft and some players Pittsburgh is targeting like WVU product Zach Frazier. Is the West Virginia Mountaineer destined to move up north and play for Mike Tomlin?

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Even though the news around the WVU football program has calmed in recent weeks, Mike Asti checked in with WKMZ earlier in the week. Asti appeared on the "Morning Spiel" with Alex Wiederspiel to talk Michigan winning the National Championship, Jim Harbaugh to the NFL and how the expanded playoff and new Big 12 will impact West Virginia's chances at becoming a national contender again.

Note: This episode was recorded prior to Harbaugh being officially hired by the Chargers.

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As the Steelers prepare for their AFC Wild Card matchup with the Bills, Mike Asti was able to talk with one of longest tenured reporters on the Steelers beat. Asti spoke with Jim Wexell of 247's Steel City Insiders.

They talked about the decision to keep rolling with Mason Rudolph, what that says about the future of the quarterback position, getting in the playoffs after being counted out, Mike Tomlin's future, what Pittsburgh has to do to beat Buffalo and so much more.

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