Arthur Smith can be tough to understand at times, both audibly, just in some of the advanced terminology that he casually throws out.

But, man, did he make a statement yesterday that caught my ear. Good

morning to you. Good Friday morning. I'm Dan Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is

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this. It's funny that for all the various subjects that we can all discuss related to this football

team, and some of them really compelling, all roads somehow always lead back to the offensive line.

And what do you know?

Here we are again.

Because the challenge that was presented by the Jets last week won't be the challenge

that's presented by their New Jersey neighbors.

The Giants have 31 sacks.

The Giants bring Dexter Lawrence and a bunch of monsters,

whereas the Jets are mostly built on Sauce Gardner and their past defense.

So the guys who will be the most challenged

are the guys who always end up seeming in every single scenario to be the most challenged, and that's the big boys up front, which on the surface would appear to be just an awful matchup.

Just that one.

I'm not talking about the two teams.

Just Steelers' offensive line, whether it's protecting Russell Wilson or finding holes for

Najee Harris, Jalen Warren, they're going to have Cordero Patterson back to.

Against all those sacking guys.

And I believe that, almost all the way.

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