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Everyone wants to talk about Baker,field and Nick Chubb and are they going to play?

Are they not going to play?

And what difference will that make to the Cleveland offense when in fact, the storyline of this football game is about what the Browns have on the other side of the ball.

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I'm Dan Kovachvich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports, and this is Daily Shot of Steelers.

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the other two teams I cover right where you've found this. The Steelers were back at practice,

really day one of practice in their own world, heading into Sunday's 102 p.m. kickoff against the Browns at First Energy Stadium.

And predictably, most of the discussion, the back and forth between reporters and players and everything else, was about Baker and Chubb and the wide receivers

and all of the toys, as I've called them for years, that Cleveland has amassed.

And I was saying that back when it was a derisive term because the Browns would just add all these big name glamorous pieces and not have an offensive line for them.

Well, since then, they've very clearly stabilized their line, and they've put themselves into a position where they have a nice, somewhat,

semi-productive, mostly inconsistent, often banged-up offense.

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