Randy Baumann and the DVE Morning Show

Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger recalls a legendary hit from Bart Scott, some of his favorite Steelers-Ravens moments over the years, the plethora of offensive weapons at his disposal between Juju, Claypool, Ebron, and Diontae among others, and how he is embracing the "game orchestrator" role, as penned by Mike Prisuta.

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Merril Hoge really likes how the Steelers offense matches up against the Ravens defense on Sunday. Mark Madden is open to the idea of buying into the Steelers at 6-0, but doesn't shy away from the importance of Sunday's game, plus Mr. Wednesday Jeff Konkle gets ready for a socially distanced Halloween, and a very eerie tale about the haunted house near Taco Bell on the North Side.

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Cam Heyward is all-in on Halloween, but can do without a couple creepy movies. Gene Steratore describes what he labels the best rivalry in the NFL between the Steelers and the Ravens, Billy Gardell checks in from the road, and LaTasha Batch had an interesting encounter with the Ravens brass during her husband Charlie's last game at M&T Bank Stadium in 2012 all for wearing the Black and Gold.

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It wasn't pretty, but they all count the same - the Steelers are 6-0! Tim Benz, Gerry Dulac, and Stan Savran break down a dramatic 27-24 victory off the foot of Stephen Gostkowski and a dominating 1st half performance by the Black and Gold. Many questions still persist, most notably around the fill-in situation for Devin Bush between Ulysses Gilbert and Robert NightTrain Spillane, and an offense that seemed to vanish in the second half, as well as some questionable play calling come crunch time. Nevertheless, it's Ravens week - Here We Go

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The Steelers head to Nashville for a battle of the unbeatens Sunday against the 5-0 Tennessee Titans and Dave Dameshek is looking for more from the Steelers offense led by Ben Roethlisberger and Mr. YAC (that's Chase Claypool) to implement his never punt strategy, plus Sean Collier reviews the new Borat film and Andre Costello and the Cool Minors perform in the virtual coffeehouse.

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PFT Commenter had a sit-down with one of the most philosophical minds in Hollywood, Missi Matthews previews Sunday's matchup at Tennessee and the annual Steeler Fashion Show happening tomorrow night on Steelers.com, plus the Tomlin Translator and much more!

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Edzo calls in to take a look back on the illustrious career of his longtime broadcast partner Doc Emerick, Merril Hoge is likes what he sees from Robert Spillane, Mark Madden isn't so sure, plus Mr. Wednesday and the rules of buying a jersey.

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Cam Heyward is a leader on the defense but maybe not behind the grill according to his teammates, Gene Steratore breaks down Mike Vrabel's newest self-induced clock stopping trick and how officials may be able to close the loophole, plus Billy Gardell shows no fear against "Tannenhill" and Charlie Batch isn't worried about Juju's lack of production as of late. Plus, Sean Casey remembers his World Series debut ahead of Rays-Dodgers Game 1 tonight.

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The Steelers are 5-0 for the first time since 1978, but it came at a hefty price as Devin Bush will miss the remainder of the season with a torn ACL. Tim Benz, Gerry Dulac, and Stan Savran breakdown all the action from yesterday's stifling 38-7 victory, and advise where the Black and Gold may go from here at ILB, who is the leader of the WR pack, and just how scary good is the defense.

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Comedian, actor, writer, director, the Swiss Army knife of entertainers and Pittsburgh's own Steve Byrne debuts his new film "Opening Act," which takes place in his hometown and features a murderous lineup of killer comedians (except for Bert Kreischer). Dave Dameshek is ready for the biggest game of the year for Browns fans, plus Ray Ray McCloud, Sean Collier's movie reviews, and more.

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