Hey guys, welcome to Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland.

I had to think of it here.

They keep changing the name of this place.

I'm Dan Kovachiev.

He's Chris Halleck.

We're from D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

We came here to cover the Steelers winning the

AFC North Championship, and they did no such thing. Browns prevail 13 to 6. It's hard to even

quantify how awful the offense was. And I've given, I feel like, appropriate credit to Cleveland's

defense throughout the season in spite of their record. And that's not what this was. No, it wasn't.

Now, I do want to preface this by saying the Steelers were always, and we talked about this on

the live shot last night, the Steelers were always going to be handic about this on the live shot last night,

the Steelers were always going to be handicapped on offense without D.K. Medcaf.

They were playing against a defense that did not, like, that does not do well, or I'm sorry,

that man covers more than anybody else.

That's what they do.

And the receivers that they were going to have to put on the field don't beat man coverage very well. That was going to be a problem. But on top of all of that,

it was the worst game called like play offensively. Offensively. It was, it's like you were,

you already had one hand tied behind your back and then you just decided to be like all stubborn about it and put the other one behind your back to and be like, I can get, I can figure it out. It was terrible. We agree. We're talking about the offense. Yes, the offense. Okay. Yeah. I don't want to put words in your mouth. I thought the defense picked itself up after about the first drive and a half, and then there's nothing you could

you could really say about the defense negatively after that.

They held Cleveland's virtually nothing.

I can't, how many times did I nudge you during that game and say, look at the middle of the field?

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