Welcome, welcome, welcome to After the Bell. I am still for E Graves. There is no shortage

of activity in the WWE Universe. You know the old saying, the more things change, the

more they stay the same, change is the only constant. I'm sure there are plenty of clichés

I am forgetting all our apropos this week K.P. My constant, my co-host here on After

the Bell. How you doing this morning K.P.? I'm great, gravy. Set up right at eight years

of marriage last night with a wife, ate some of the finest sushi I've ever had in my life,

some great live music. So, high on life today, as I'm sure you are, too, because Mr. Pittsburgh

man, tell us what's going on with the Steelers? Well, first things first, I don't want to gloss

over what you just said. Congratulations to you in the Mrs. eight years a long time.

Cheers. Especially in this world in which we live where we're on the road constantly. I'm

on the road right now. If you're watching on YouTube, I'm in an extremely luxurious hotel

here in New York City, here in Manhattan. Only the finest digs here for CG. If you couldn't

hear the sarcasm in my voice, you haven't been listening long enough. But yeah, myself personally,

I had quite a wild week in my home city of Pittsburgh. I had the honor of leading the terrible

towel twirl for our Pittsburgh Steelers. Unfortunately. But what is that beginning of the game? It's

more so in Pittsburgh. There's a legendary broadcaster by the name of Myron Coke. He was the voice

of the Steelers and sort of all Pittsburgh sports for many years. Just an icon in the city.

And years back, he developed this terrible towel, which is what you see. If you ever watch a

Steeler game, the yellow towel that everyone waves above their head, it's sort of a rally towel.

And all the proceeds go to a great cause in Pittsburgh. It's sort of an institution beyond the Steelers.

It's become a real Pittsburgh thing. But the Steelers kick off their home games with the terrible

towel twirl when you're an Acresure Stadium. You got 60,000 plus all waving their towels above

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