It was one game, one success, and it sure was no beauty here in Baltimore.

But, you know, they won the game.

And by the way, they won the game for the most part, because the player at the most important position was the best out of anyone on that field.

Good morning to you.

Good Monday morning from Baltimore.

I'm Dan Kovachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports,

and this is Daily Shot of Steelers. It comes your way bright and early every weekday. If you're

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you found this. Steelers 27, Ravens 22, and while I can confidently report from M&T Bank

Stadium, that everyone associated with this team was painfully aware of the things that didn't

go well over those three hours in their their eyes, the only thing that they

really had insisted on seeing go well did so. That, of course, was up on the scoreboard. The

run defense got gashed yet again. Two hundred and seventeen yards on the ground for the Ravens.

The Steelers' own running game, which they themselves had stressed would be of utmost importance.

34 total yards.

On top of all that, there was either attrition in the form of four different

players getting concussed, notably Darnell Washington, but others getting hurt, banged up along

the way. Patrick Queen came up with an ugly rib injury that was exacerbated by a play

later in that same game and had him off the field with the green dot.

Had that transferred to Peyton Wilson, the coaches were freaking out on the sideline.

Nothing, by the way, freaks them out more than losing their green dot guy.

They had other obstacles, really, that were laid in their path, although the main one,

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