Maybe just try this.

Take this defense onto itself, separated from any and all conversations that you might be having about your favorite football team

and just look at it for what it is. Good morning to you. Good Monday morning. I'm Dan Kvach,

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check out. Steelers 18, Ravens 16. Some of these scores ought to come with laugh tracks because

everyone says all week long, it's going to be a three-point game a couple points whatever one point

last play and it ends up always always always being exactly that and of course it was exactly that

and of course it did come down to the ravens marching right down the field getting a touchdown

to pull within two points and then needing nothing other than that conversion to tie it up, and then the conversion didn't happen.

In large part, because Joey Porter Jr. made yet another late game big stop.

Coming up the right side, making a really good read when Nelson Agilor, the wide receiver,

chose to block Nick Herbig and advertise that he wasn't going out for a pass,

thus letting everybody know that Lamar Jackson was, in fact, going to tuck and run,

putting up the green light for Porter to go after him.

Porter goes after him, takes him down.

That's a really, really, really good defense.

Okay, I'm not prepared to take it any further or compare to anything from the past,

but the Steelers currently have played 10 games.

They've given up 162 points.

That's an obvious average of 16.2 per game.

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