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I'm here in the Chris Wesleyan podcast studio.

Not annoyed at all that the Chiefs keep just winning these games somehow.

Next to my friend, Patrick Claibon,

and joined by our friend Nick Shook, live from Cleveland,

who gets in his one word at the top of the show.

One word to describe week 10 so far.

Grueling. Grooing. Okay. It goes with grueling. Maybe he's talking about the late after. The late window was rough, guys. It disappointed us, and that's the great thing about this week 10 recap show. Patrick, we just don't have to start. Yeah, we can just move that along as it did feel like we were in line at like a Swedish prison and we were getting grueled like ladled into us. Yeah, it's like in the late 18th. Like, oh, would you like a little more Cooper Rush? Oh, here's a little Trey Lance. Interception. No, thank you. I'll deal with scurvy.

That's why we start at the beginning when there was a lot of excitement, a lot of great games, not a lot of results that I think shocked me. I'm not going to say we're settling into the part of the season where we're figuring teams out because the second you think that it'll flip again. But this was a Sunday where I don't think there were a lot of results that were crazy, but there were results in games that were entertaining.

Starting in Landover, let's go to Steelers against the commanders.

Wilson settles back, raises the foot, gets the snap, back to pass, looking,

going to float it up left for Williams, and Williams makes the grab in the end zone.

What a throw, What a catch.

Mike Williams in his first game and a Steelers uniform has hauled in a 32-yard touchdown strike from Russell Wilson.

Oh, he threw that ball.

Wang Dang doodle down the sidelines.

I don't think I've ever seen anything like this.

First target, first catch.

Could be a game winner, King, or unbelievable.

That was Rob King and Craig Wolfley.

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