Hey guys, welcome to Cincinnati. I'm Dan Kovachovich. He's Chris Halleck. He's Greg McAfee, and we're from D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. And the Steelers beat. Wait, did they add the scores up yet? I mean, that was one of the highest, one of the highest scoring ones, I think. What was it? No, I'm totally serious. 4438.

44 to 38.

If somebody told you that this was going to be a, what is that, an 81 point game,

you probably would have said what? Yeah. Yeah. That's about it. I think that's what we all expected. I mean, we all expected a little bit of a shootout. And, you know, the Steelers' offense came in, Russell Wilson came in, and they answered the call today. And, you know, the idea of expecting the Steelers to be in a shootout, but expecting the Steelers

to succeed in a shootout, it's two different things. That's the part that I can't shake today

ever since this ended. Yeah, so we've seen it once this season in which they were able to kind of climb back.

I know they didn't win because that was the Indianapolis game with Justin Fields.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

They did kind of climb back there, and that kind of proved that, okay, well, maybe if they fall down by a big margin that they, maybe they can.

But this was one of those games where the Cincinnati gets a pick six right away.

They fall down and then the offense immediately answers.

And then the bengal score and they just end up trading touchdowns with the number one passing off.

And I don't like to be the guy who ever reduces the game to just the quarterbacks.

In fact, I have a lot more fun with football in looking at, you know, oh, look at this, the right

tackle did this, and I just had a conversation with Broderick Jones about what he did on a certain

block and whatever.

And that's fun to me.

But my feeling after this is, well, those guys had a really, really good quarterback.

Yeah.

And the Pittsburgh guys had a really, really good quarterback.

Am I oversimplifying this?

No, not at all.

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