Not long after becoming the assistant GM here, Andy Whital put forth that management's goal should be in part to build a team

that you feel good about as you're getting off the bus.

Love that line. And it's apparently more than just a line. Good morning to you. Good Monday morning.

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daily shots of those Eagles 40, Chiefs 22. Wasn't even that close. It wasn't an interesting

game from the very beginning. Heck, it might not wasn't an interesting game from the very beginning.

Heck, it might not have been an interesting game from the moment the Eagles caught off the bus.

21 first downs to 12.

345 total yards to 275.

70 plays, total plays, to 49. Not interesting. Not interesting. They came at Patrick Mahomes.

They came at Travis Kelsey. They limited them both. And that was it. Those were the players that you would fear the most.

Those were the players that you would want to take out the most.

They came defensively from all directions.

The Eagles did.

It wasn't just about being clever.

It was about being overpowering.

It was about winning up front.

Offensively, the Eagles won up front, too. I don't know that the stats are going to be all

that reflective. They had 135 rushing yards to Kansas City's 49. That's going to be more

indicative of the score than it is of performance, but that's also who the Eagles are. And

everything that the Eagles are,

however distasteful it might feel, to acknowledge this, is what these Steelers hope to be

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