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We love kicking off for morning with highlights right here at the breakfast table in New York.

My name's Kay Adams, Peter Schrager, Kyle Brett, and two-time Super Bowl champion.

Sean McCoy.

What's up?

Do I have to keep introducing you as a 12-year vet, over 11,000 yards? No, right? I like all of it. Yeah, film three. You want the full treatment off your eyes? Yeah, I like it. I like it. Okay, I know you're wearing your salute to service pin. Would you like to say hi to someone this morning? Father, he yelled me yesterday. yesterday. Thanks for all your services. True vet, Ronnie McCoy.

By the way, he's the best athlete in the family. Is that right? So he says. And he's watching the show this morning. Yeah, we're all wearing the pins in honor of this NFL salute to service campaign. It is our year-round effort to honor, to empower, to connect with our nation's service members, veterans, and their families. You can learn more about the NFL's work with its longstanding military and veteran

nonprofit partners by visiting NFL.com slash salute. Good morning to all of our veterans and

service members, including Ronnie McCoy. Time for Lee Block. Let's get some highlights from Monday

and Apple. Let's go to Pittsburgh. Let's get after it because this one was fun. Let's hear from Mike Tomlin. Mike, you have that one in the bag, right? All right. Had it all the way, right? Man, that's just the nature of this thing. It's the National Football League. You're going to be in battles, man. The most important thing is that you smile in the

face of adversity and deliver the necessary plays. And, you know, that's the silver lining in

tonight's performance. Man, we're up against it. A lot of it due to our own doing, but you got to also

tip your cap to the Bears, man. They competed and they competed for 60 minutes. The cool thing is

we made the necessary plays, man. Ben took the offense down the field and we got the necessary field goal. And we're able to close the game out. And I'm thankful for that. Steelers are excited to be 5 and 3. They're very much alive. We'll get to the Bears. Some exciting hope for the future in Justin Fields. But it wasn't that anybody was talking about. Nobody's talking about it this morning. It's this, this ending in Pittsburgh late in the fourth quarter. That's Cassius. That's Cassius Marsh. He's a linebacker. He takes care of Big Ben, he sacks him. And he appears to stare down the Steelers bench, comes into contact with the referee, Torny Korenti, who flags him for taunting.

Here's what Marsh had to say about the call.

I think it's pretty clear to everybody who saw it that I wasn't taunting.

And, like, you know, I've been doing the celebration my whole career, and, you know, it's just sad to see stuff like that happen in a close game like that.

We know the rule.

Reactions to the Cassius Marsh taunting penalty late in the fourth quarter.

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