The Terrible Podcast — Wednesday Pro Days, Savage Update, Rule Proposals, Kozora Mock Draft & More

The Terrible Podcast dives into a packed Wednesday of NFL pro days, focusing on Alabama and Ohio State, with speculation about Steelers' personnel presence—particularly Mike McCarthy and Omar Khan—on the trail. Hosts Dave Bryan and Alex Cazura debate the value of in-person pro day visits versus relying on film and combine interviews, acknowledging Pittsburgh’s reduced footprint this year but arguing that the real test lies in draft outcomes and roster success. They update on Darnell Savage’s delayed signing, Travis Homer’s addition as a special teams-focused running back, and the implications for Caleb Johnson’s roster spot. Mike Tomlin’s potential pivot to television is explored, with his new sports agency representation suggesting a media career. The episode covers upcoming NFL rule proposals, including expanded replay review, onside kick changes, and a crackdown on intentional kickouts. Ben Solak’s claim that the Steelers had the best offseason is analyzed, with mixed reactions to the Pittman trade and overall roster moves. The core of the episode is a detailed mock draft by Alex, featuring a first-round safety pick, receiver and guard selections, and a developmental quarterback in Cole Payton, sparking discussion on positional needs and team strategy. Listener emails round out the show with debates on draft logic, team rankings, and the importance of aggressive quarterback pursuit regardless of record.