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The Ravens come up one play short against your Steelers.

There's two huge coaching hires in college football,

and we have the Monday night football game of the year tonight, it feels like.

What is the Vegas lead?

I've got to be honest.

I think, I mean, it could be that I need a win right now against the Harbaugh's,

but it will be the Pittsburgh win because I do think unequivocally,

Lamar Jackson, the two things I want to focus on here,

Lamar Jackson's level of play and the two-point conversion to win it decision.

Well, obviously, the Ravens go for two,

come up just short and fall 20 to 19 to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pittsburgh wins and covers as four-point dogs.

So when you say come up just short, what do you mean by that?

They came up, didn't they come up as a two yards short or whatever it is? They, they didn't even gain an inch, did they? They came up a

fingertip short from a catch and a walk-in touchdown. Yeah, but on the stat sheet it says zero

yards. And it says 20 to 19, that's what I mean mean just short. They came up one point short.

Because I do think it's important that I've talked a lot about how objective measures are important.

And I think that's in sports batting. I think it's in life. Because if you allow your brain, the irony of this is the smarter you are,

the more dangerous it is for you to use your IQ to try to figure out excuses for yourself,

because you're going to be better at it because you're smart.

So in a weird way, a lot of people who are, let's say, not as creative or not as smart,

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