I'm not going to lie here.

I took a liking to Arthur Smith really early in this season,

and it was way before he was getting these kinds of results.

But it's easy now, isn't it?

Good morning to you.

Good Wednesday morning. I'm Dan Kovach of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is daily shot of Steelers. It comes your way bright and early every weekday. If you're into hockey and or baseball, I also offer daily shots of penguins and pirates in the same place that you found this. I hope you'll check those out as well. The Steelers will resume

practicing today in advance of Cleveland Week, and they'll do so fresh off a feel-good

offensive output to the extreme, meaning not just the 37 points that the offense posted in the 44 to 38 victory over the Bengals,

but also just having so many different things work and so many different players involved,

and so many individual bounce backs. And yeah, I know, I know the Bengals are what the Bengals are defensively.

But I'm going to share this with you too.

The Bengals also are what they are offensively.

And we all speak of the Bengals offense in glowing terms.

And we should.

We should.

Joe Burrow and Jamar Chase, that's the deadliest one-two punch in the NFL, with all due respect to a certain quarterback and a certain tight end in Kansas City.

And the current numbers for the Steelers, not just in the past

few games, not since Russell Wilson took over, the whole body of work. Let's lay it all out there.

The Steelers currently rank 10th in the National Football League with an average of 24.7 offensive points per game.

That means you're not counting stuff like when Nick Herbig knocks the ball out and

Payson and Wilson runs at home. This is just points that the offense puts up.

Steelers are 10th at 24.7 points per game. The Steelers rank 14th

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