Merry New Year, friends. How about a winning edition of the Bark Tank presented by Sugardale?

Hope you had a great Christmas and a great weekend. Hope you enjoyed game day. I'm back at the home

office today. Hi, my name is Andrew Siciliano. Thank you for being here. Alex Wright, who did get

to Aaron Rogers. Miles Garrett did not. But Alex Wright, who did, is going to join us coming up in a few minutes. It is good to beat the Steelers. I don't know how else to say it.

It was on my way home on Sunday night. Last night, we're sitting here recording this on Monday afternoon.

You know, I got some texts from some friends going on about the number one draft pick.

Oh, yeah, what about it?

What about it?

You know what?

Beating the Steelers trumps everything.

It does, what I feel differently, if this were the Titans in Week 17?

Not really.

But when it's the Steelers, yeah, that was good. That was good. That beer after the game

tasted good for everybody. Of course, please drink responsibly, but you get my point. Browns beat

the Steelers 13 to 6 and the Steelersers cannot clinch on the Browns home field,

that Huntington Bankfield. They have to live until a Sunday night game, 272, against the Ravens.

That game is going to be on Pittsburgh. No, Miles didn't get the sack. Let's get that out of the way first.

You knew,

and we had spoken to plenty of people who told us, Aaron Rogers did not want to be that guy.

He had even said it himself. You knew the Steelers would come out with a similar game plan to what

the Bills did, which is run away from Miles, put not only a tight end, but a back sometimes

two tight ends lined up wherever Miles was.

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