Steelers come back from the bye week with a divisional matchup against the down n' dirty Browns.  Pat and McGingy enjoyed the bye, and it might've been the refresher that they needed.

Pat and McGingy take a page out of their Irish roots and get festive.  Tarps Off Radio receives their FIRST woman voicemail (we love our lady listeners).

Pat and McGingy rattle off a laundry list of terrible stats. If the Patriots win this week, there may be more than tea being dumped in the river.  Pat's Pump Up Speech returns for Week 3.

Pat and McGingy have two different feelings heading into Week 2.  McGingy chooses to ride the wave, while Pat raises his concerns.  Sunday @ 1PM we are back at HEINZ FIELD!

Pat and McGingy are ROCK HARD the entire episode as their man parts try to catch up to football season.

Pat and McGingy discuss the roster cuts and what surprised them.  This week's voicemail segment features an old voicemail resurfacing, possibly with renewed beef.

The boys are joined by comedian Matty Boh who helps Pat provide life advice for producer Donnie. They also provide their Steelers analysis for both this past week's game against the Bucs and Thursday's game against the Panthers.

Pat and McGingy get YOU prepared for the first preseason game at Acrisure Stadium.

Your favorite blue-collar duo are back, and this time, they’re stomping through Pittsburgh grass—literally. McGingy and Pat welcome Phil, an ex-Steelers groundskeeper, to break down the real dirty business behind maintaining that swanky, lush grass. They dig into every matted blade on the field before breaking down the team's first preseason game against the Jags.

This week on Tarps Off, the guys break down Steelers training camp before the Hall of Fame Game (Chargers vs. Lions—who cares, right?). Expect way too many opinions and zero filter. Then, they chat with Stevie, the part-time equipment manager who’s seen it all.

If you’ve ever wondered what it's like behind the scenes with the Steelers, Stevie's got you covered... along with a few funny stories. It’s unfiltered. It’s ridiculous. It’s Tarps Off.