Hello everyone. I am Matt Williamson at Williamson NFL. How's it going? Going great here.

Kind of the downtime. I just found out we will be broadcasting from OTAs and mini camps. I'll be down to facility here in the coming weeks.

That's end of, it's into June, end of May, into June.

But more schedule stuff that I found really interesting.

So Warren Sharp put out just a handful of, he's a schedule madman, but he put out just a couple

small snippets about individual teams. And the title of this one is how the 2025 NFL schedule

hurts the Pittsburgh Steelers. So we did know that the Steelers had a difficult schedule of opponents.

I mean, it's the ninth toughest just based on who they play, not when and all that stuff, too.

But as we kind of touched on, schedule makers really didn't help the Steelers at all as of when they play those teams.

So after a week six home game against the Browns off a post-Ireland, after by post-Ireland,

they from week seven on have the number one most difficult schedule based on opponents.

Again, you get those six weeks and then seven until finish, most difficult.

And it's the third most difficult when you consider based on rest.

We've talked about that a lot yesterday.

So that starts the short road game on Thursday in Cinty.

Short week road games are brutal, obviously.

And that is the first of two for the Steelers out on the stretch.

They're one of the only team.

That's two is the most of any team in the league.

They're not alone, but short week road games are terrible.

They also top week 10 across the country in L.A. on Sunday night football, which means a bad

body clock game for the East Coast Steelers, obviously.

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