Not worried about the giants, not worried about underperforming,

and not worried about the mostly overblown boogeyman about Mike Tomlin's teams playing down to inferior opponents.

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check out. Steelers versus Giants tonight at Accresher Stadium. That's an 8.15 p.m. kickoff.

And here are the five things I'd like to see. And these coming your way in no particular order, I would like to see

the Steelers spy Daniel Jones to an extent. No, the Giants offense shouldn't worry anyone. But if there's

one variable on that side, even though Jones has been beleaguered beyond belief this season and had to have his

head coach stand there and tell everyone he's standing by him. For the game in Pittsburgh,

Jones is really, really, really fast. And as such, the Giants' best chance, I think, of creating

anything remotely resembling consistent

offense is for him to just break loose amid some kind of chaos.

It doesn't need to be a hundred percent spy, but it can be a linebacker who kind of has

Jones constantly sized up, constantly kept where you want him to stay.

I'd like to see Beanie Bishop have another good game, and not just for the obvious reasons.

It's okay to have depth at the nickel corner.

It's not something the Steelers have had a lot of, to say the least, in recent years. The automatic assumption, and there's a reason. It's not something the Steelers have had a lot of to say the least in recent

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