Hey guys, welcome to SoFi Stadium in Englewood, California. I'm Dan Kovachievich. He's Chris

Halleck. We're from D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. Chargers 25, Steelers 10, bizarre, uncomfortable,

rhythm-free, chaotic event for the most part.

But then, then it all just swung to the other guys.

I, that was about, to me, there were some pretty ugly losses

against the Bengals and the Packers.

That was, I don't even have words for that.

That was, I mean, they didn't convert a third down, I don't even have words for that. That was, I mean, they didn't convert a third down,

I don't think, until fourth quarter. It was just, that was as ugly as it gets to me.

I mean, we're talking quarterback was bad, play calling was bad, self-inflicted wounds,

like holding penalties in the red zone, like where, it was bad. It was bad. Self-inflicted wounds, like holding penalties in the red zone.

It was bad.

It was bad, says Chris.

Thanks for watching everybody.

You know, but it was.

It was.

It was.

It was bad.

And it's made all the more maddening by what we saw back home a week ago.

Because we saw at least the defense put it all together against the Colts,

get all the takeaways that we know are necessary to victory for them.

That's just the way that they're built.

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