Welcome to the Locked-on Steelers podcast. I'm your host Chris Chris Carter, bringing you your daily dose of all things on the Pittsburgh Steelers.

It's Thursday, April 16th.

And yesterday there was a lot of news that was going on with sports, the NFL, and the situation with the coronavirus.

When we get sports back, how are teams going to continue to prepare for it?

All that and more is going to be

the lead-off segment because we had some interesting news coming from Anthony Fauci, as well as

coming from the NFLPA with how they plan to handle the rest of the office season leading into

different teams training camps. After that, I'll dive into another look at offensive linemen for this class

and why the Steelers are having to be very cautious about selecting one this year and why it may

believe them to just wait to the middle rounds. But finally, after that, it's throwback Thursday,

where I'll go over a classic matchup that's often forgotten by many Steelers fans from the 80s.

Let's get into it.

All right, happy Thursday, everybody.

Well, we were supposed to have a guest tonight, but unfortunately we had some scheduling

conflicts, so I'm going to do this show by myself, but still got an interesting show

lined up for you guys.

Let's lead off with the top story of the day.

And that has to be the overall stuff that's happening around the coronavirus with the NFL.

And it starts off with really sports in general.

Because yesterday, Dr. Anthony Fauci, who's the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases,

you've probably seen him on TV a lot talking in different presidential briefings and giving the country essential information about what's going on with this virus.

But he came out on the Snapchat show, Good Luck America, and gave some hope that there's a chance that sports

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