Hey guys, I'm Dan Kovachievich. He's Chris Halleck. We're from D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

And this is Double Shot of Steelers presented by Fanduel. We're here to cover Steelers versus Vikings.

We're here to cover a football game.

This is way cooler.

Oh, my gosh.

This is better than cool.

Been here for a few days already, and it's not getting old.

Have been down to the Steelers, like a team bar, down to the Fitzsimmonsons

down to the Vikings bar right behind us to

J.R. Mahones. You can't see it through the 700 double-decker buses in the light rail, but

it's back there. The Vikings are, they have a bar back there. I've seen a bunch of, I, I,

there's been all kinds of stuff about how there aren't Vikings fans here. I think they just showed up late.

I saw a bunch in arriving here this morning.

There are banners.

There's one right back here, actually.

Dublin City welcomes the NFL game on.

There are billboards. There's balloons. It's everywhere.

It's an event. This isn't like something that's being hidden from the populace.

Oh, no. This is definitely not. And the thing is like this isn't just like a one-time thing that

the Steelers of the NFL are hoping for. They're hoping that this is what

what Dan Rooney described today as a launching pad for future games in Ireland too. But obviously,

you've got to get the first one out of the way. And it doesn't just seem like this is going to be

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