Hello and welcome to Indianapolis. He's Chris Halleck. I'm Dan Kovachvich. We're from D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

The Steelers lose to the Colts, 27 to 24. Chris, and it's hard to take away anything but the mistakes,

except that you can't even take away all of the mistakes because we don't have enough room in our vehicle to take them all away.

No, it was just mistake after mistake after mistake.

Brutal.

It was penalties.

It was turnovers.

It was dropped interceptions.

Fumble at the goal line.

Fumble, missed fumble recoveries.

Missed fumble recoveries. Joey Porter could have had not one but two picks. Yeah, it was just, it was a mistake after. And the one that we initially thought might have been a really key mistake was the personal foul on Mika Fitzpatrick. Second glance, maybe not so much. Maybe not so much, but at the same time, you don't have to drive into him.

I appreciate his point.

He was really upset about it afterward.

I get that.

I also get, you know, the pass was 15 yards overthrown, just find a way to slide under the guy or something.

Or jump over him or something.

Either way, it was just, but it's not like it was just that one. There were, it was one of. And the thing is, is that they still lost by three. The offense, believe it or not, like, we're doing the live file. We're not letting Mike Tomlin off the hook here either for the mistake. You got to try to kick a field goal there. You had no business punting there or go for it or something. But punting there just makes no sense. You know what I'm talking about. Exactly. But, I mean, the thing is that they still only lost by three. So if they make half the mistakes that they made today, they very realistically win this game. I mean, the offense.

They win comfortably.

The offense, like, where we're doing our life, all everybody's complaining about the offense.

The offense is over 400 yards today.

Justin Fields threw for over 300 yards.

Now, despite having almost no support from his number one running back.

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