Afternoon, everybody, I'm Dan Kavach, meet you of DK. Pittsburgh Sports.

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Steelers versus Colts is a 102 p.m. Eastern time kickoff in Indianapolis.

That might be the one state where I cover games where I never know exactly what time it is.

What's the time zone there?

Seriously, I'm like all over the country, all over the continent.

And I know exactly what time it is, except in Indianapolis.

Anyway, it's time for the Steelers to get to 4 and O,

and it's time for the Steelers to further the discussion, I think,

about not only how real they are,

but how much realer they can still get.

I'm not going to lie to you. It's not the record for me. It's not

looking at where they are in the standings. Believe it or not, it's not even looking at where the

rest of the AFC North is in the standings, although that can be a source of considerable amusement.

It's thinking about where they could be if everything began firing on all cylinders.

I don't know if you go around all of their various positional rooms and depth charts and even performance that you can find.

All right, one. I got one, maybe, position where they've probably maxed out, where they've probably capped out. You might disagree with this.

Quarterback? Is that fair? I don't know. It's when you see Justin Fields ascend as rapidly as he has, and when it's not comparable to what he's done in the past, and then you see that 72.3 completion percentage, you're having a completely different dialogue now. You just are. It's, you're thinking, all right, well, he's playing above at this

level and then he has to come down a little bit. Maybe he doesn't. Maybe there is more splash

there. Maybe there's more touchdowns in that equation. Only other spot I can think of on the

field where you say, all right, they're, they're just way up here and they actually kind of belong here.

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