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Steelers Add Colon, Williams to Audio Lineup


Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh Steelers

iHeartMedia Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Steelers have unveiled an updated Steelers Audio Network lineup for the 2026 season, adding former Steelers Willie Colon and Vince Williams to the weekday programming schedule.

Colon, a former Steelers guard and Super Bowl champion, joins Rob King and Max Starks as co-host of "In the Locker Room, Presented by Your Neighborhood Ford Store." The in-season program expands to two hours and will air weekdays from noon-2pm on Steelers Nation Radio and FOX Sports Pittsburgh (970AM).

Williams, a former Steelers linebacker, joins Tom Opferman as co-host of "The Steelers Blitz," airing weekdays from 10am-noon on Steelers Nation Radio and 970AM.

"The Steelers Report," hosted by Ed Troup and Steelers contributing writer and editor Brian Batko, will follow from 2-4pm. "SNR Drive" continues in its 4-6pm weekday slot.

"Steelers Nation reaches far and wide," said Steelers Senior Vice President of Business Operations Ryan Huzak. "iHeart's over-the-air footprint - which stretches beyond southwestern Pennsylvania - combined with our collective multiplatform digital audio approach delivers over a thousand hours of Steelers audio content to our fans throughout the world on a year-round basis."

The complete Steelers Audio Network lineup launches Monday and will provide more than 40 hours of original Steelers programming each week.

Programs are available on 102.5 WDVE-HD2, FOX Sports Pittsburgh (970AM), Steelers Nation Radio through the iHeartRadio app and the Steelers Mobile App.

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