What's up, guys? We have the date for Steelers versus Vikings in Dublin, Ireland. That'll be September 28.

It's a date that had been pretty much known slash expected for a few weeks now.

There were some concerns, like a really minimal concern that it would have to be changed.

Then they had to go and find an opponent.

Then they had to get things down.

I'm going to spend some of today's show talking about the last time the Steelers

and Vikings played over on that side of the water.

Because that was over there.

It was in London.

It was 2013.

And it was a time. Okay. And there are lessons,

ideally, that would have been learned on a lot of fronts. Most of those lessons should have

been learned by Mike Tomlin, who made many, many, many mistakes in that process.

And again, it's not like he's not going to be reminded of some of those in the

questioning that comes, especially from those of us who were over there and got to see

what a mess that was.

Long story short, when you go to play these overseas games,

don't treat them like it's a, you know, divisional game in Baltimore or something.

Don't prioritize your practices on the south side versus your practices over there.

It doesn't do anything. It doesn't benefit anyone other

than coaches got to stay where coaches got to stay, which is all that happened in 2013.

The Steelers and the Vikings in 2013 were both incredibly, incredibly 0 and 3.

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