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All right. First stop, a disgusting effort by the Pittsburgh Steelers yesterday.

After seeing the Ravens do what they did in Green Bay, under man, no Lamar Jackson.

The Steelers go to Cleveland.

Okay, Cleveland has nothing to play for.

Aaron Rogers, everything in front of them.

And they, apparently Miles Garrett,

he thought they were more concerned about him and his record

than winning the game, something like that. To an extent, I feel like they were more concerned about him in his record than winning the game, something like that.

To an extent, I feel like they were more worried about keeping me away from Aaron than getting the win.

And I think that's what came back to the bottom.

So, you know, they'll have to, you know, fight it out with Baltimore next week.

But I'm just proud of the guys for fighting and giving this one. That's the main thing. So I thought it was a joke what they did six points in the whole game with every day. I understand that D.K. Metcalf, Bonehead wasn't out there. But, I mean, come on. You're supposed to be a playoff team. Arthur Smith, you've got to be better than you've got to find a way to produce more than that in that situation. Rogers did not want to be the one who took the sack for Miles Garrett to get that record. Why? From what I saw that, clear. He does, clearly, didn't want to be on that replay. But this is kind of who the Steelers have been all year. They've run hot and cold. Also, they've lost in Cleveland, I think, like three or four years in a row now. But it's not so much that they lost, though. The offense is how they lost. Yeah, they had been putting up points. They went to Detroit and had a good day. They had been scoring, and that was pathetic. Meanwhile, you mentioned the Browns had nothing to play for. Technically true, but I wonder now, so they have four wins. There's a handful of teams with two or three, right? They actually have it right here. So they're currently six in the draft order. If, with that win, does Shadur buy himself another year? because they're probably not going to pick high enough now, take a quarterback unless they trade off. And they do have two first round picks. They do the Jags' first round pick. But did Shadur with that win by himself another year? I would not go with Shador. Where did you say they're picking right now? Six.

Okay.

I don't know what type of quarterback is going to be there. I would still classify them. Probably a two quarterback draft. I would classify them as in need of a quarterback. I just don't believe in Shador long term. So maybe they bring in a veteran to compete. Maybe they bring in like a Malik Willis or Jacoby Berset or somebody like that. But you got Vegas ahead of them as a quarterback team.

The Jets ahead of them as a quarterback team.

Arizona ahead of them as a quarterback team. The Jets ahead of them as a quarterback team. Arizona ahead of them as a quarterback team. With that being said, if there's a quarterback there that you don't love, I wouldn't just take a quarterback because you still could just see how things transpire. I don't believe in them long term. They're in a bad spot. Surprise, surprise, the Cleveland

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