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It’s Friday, which means it is time to hear from PFT Planet during PFT Live.

Before we get to your calls and tweets, however, Mike Florio will welcome former Seahawks wide receiver Steve Largent to the program ahead of Friday’s afternoon unveiling of the Seahawks Mt. Rushmore. The franchise’s all-time leader in receiving yards will give us his thoughts about the most important names in the history of the franchise — voting remains open for the 12 finalists — and his most vivid memories of his years with the team.

Then it will be time for Florio to field your questions. You can send them to us via Twitter — @ProFootballTalk — or on the phone – 888-237-5269 — so come up with some thorny ones for him to tangle with on Friday.

You can watch it all live at noon ET.

Joe Montana, Bill Walsh, Jerry Rice and Ronnie Lott make Mike Florio’s 49ers’ Mt. Rushmore. Who makes your list?

Ronnie Lott joins ProFootballTalk to discuss who is on his 49ers’ Mt. Rushmore and how high this 49ers squad’s ceiling is.

Some fans were up in arms after Mike Florio revealed that Gale Sayers had made his Bears’ Mt. Rushmore over Mike Ditka. Florio explains his decision and defends it with facts.

The guys of PFT discuss who they think belongs on the Rams’ Mt. Rushmore.

Erik Kuselias and Mike Florio discuss new NFL stadium bag policies as well as other league headlines.

Mike Florio runs down the latest news in the NFL and rationalizes Denver’s decision to cut veteran RB Willis McGahee, wonders if Chip Kelly’s QB indecision is hurting the entire team and talks about another QB controversy in Jacksonville.

Mike Maiocco of CSN Bay Area joins Mike Florio to talk everything San Francisco 49ers. Maiocco discuses 49ers safety Craig Dahl’s comments about tipping plays, the immediate future of the team, candidate for the all-time Mt. Rushmore, and more.

Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch joins Mike Florio to discuss the Rams’ busy offseason. For years, Sam Bradford has been viewed as the franchise QB, but does St. Louis brass believe this to be true?

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The Mt. Rushmore series is moving to the NFC West and we’ll set the stage for the unveiling of two of the teams during Thursday’s edition of PFT Live.

Matt Maiocco of CSN Bay Area will be on hand to discuss the finalists for the 49ers, a group that includes many of the leading lights from the Bill Walsh era as well as players from earlier eras like John Brodie and Joe Perry. We’ll find out Maiocco’s choices and perhaps get an idea of members from the current team that he thinks could wind up pushing aside one of today’s picks.

Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch will do the same for the Rams, who have finalists from their time in Los Angeles as well as their current home in St. Louis. Thomas will tell us if he thinks one city will have more faces on the virtual landmark than the other when he joins Mike Florio for a conversation.

You can watch it all live at noon ET.

Patriots head coach Bill Belichick made sure to tell the media that he’s not going to be giving out minute-by-minute evaluations of QB Tim Tebow’s progress.

Packers great Jerry Kramer joins ProFootballTalk to discuss the Packers Mt. Rushmore and legendary head coach Vince Lombardi. Kramer also put Bart Starr and Curly Lambeau on his Mt.Rushmore, but has trouble deciding on the fourth player.

The Packers have such an immense legacy that it was extremely hard to Mike Florio to narrow his list down to just four names. Florio chose Don Hutson, Bart Starr, Curly Lambeau and of course Vince Lombardi. The fans of PFT also had Lombardi and Starr on their Mt.Rushmore, but voted in Brett Favre and Reggie White.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Packers beat writer Tyler Dunne joins PFT Live to discuss Green Bay’s offseason moves. Dunne says most fans in Green Bay have forgiven Brett Favre and consider him the leading candidate for the Packers’ Mt. Rushmore.

Mike Florio breaks down the latest news around the NFL and starts with Jim Harbaugh’s comments about PED use among the Seattle Seahawks. Florio also says the clock is running on Victor Cruz’s return to the Giants and if Matt Stafford will ever reach free agency in his career.