I mean, just tell me what's wrong with four and two.

I get the distinct sense that there's a lot of problems that people have with this football team.

But four and two is 4 and 2.

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Steelers 32, Raiders 13.

And I don't care all that much about the whys and the wherefores along the way.

I had said entering this weekend that the Steelers absolutely unequivocally

needed to take care of business couldn't conceivably come out of this three and three and

expect to be taken seriously by anyone, possibly even by themselves.

Okay, so what do I do now?

They won, and they won handily,

and they won in pretty much the same manner that they've won a lot of their games.

And that's when I think it's fair to start looking back at all six of these games to date

and try to begin cobbling together what this team's identity is.

If their identity is that the offense is more effective when it runs the ball than when it passes, okay, that's not exactly a stunner.

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