so much to look forward to arguably way more to look forward to than in these teams previous

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Steelers versus Browns is a 102 p.m. kickoff Sunday at Accresher Stadium.

And as always with the final show of the week, I put forth a handful of things I'd like to see, beginning with T.J. Watt moving across the line of scrimmage.

Yes, this is a thing I'd like to have seen before this, and I would definitely have liked to

see it in that game up there in Cleveland, when T.J.'s never, never, to my experience, looked as

invisible as he did. I don't even know that the Browns necessarily gimmicked him. They just

shut him down. Something needed to change. And if it wasn't going to change on its own,

then the coaches needed to make that change. This was Terrell Austin

on that subject yesterday on the south side. Well, I think that, you know, they're all game plan

specific in terms of what we feel we can get done. We don't just move them to move them. I think

what we do is we move them when we think we have an advantage that gives us an

advantage. And so it would be the same thing anytime we're, hey, we're only going to do things

that we think are helpful to our cause and helping us to win. We're not always right, but that's

when you see a move. It's not just, well, let's move because. It's because we big weight gives us an advantage.

Yeah, okay, great.

Whatever, whatever you've got to tell yourself as coordinator, just go ahead and move

him around a little bit.

And while you're at it, what I'd also like to see is whatever it is that Austin and Mike Tomlin appear to be concocting behind the scenes for this outside line backing group as a core.

Now that you're finally going to have Alex Highsmith back, Nick Herbig, on the field at the same time. And I mean that literally three of them out

there. Mix it up. James, James Winston isn't going to know what's coming at him from which direction.

That's going to have him all kinds of unsettled. And you know what James does whenever he's all

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