Hey guys, welcome to Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland.

I'm Daniel Kovachievich.

He's Chris Halleck.

We're from D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

The Steelers held off, I think, is an inappropriate verb usage.

Yeah.

The Minnesota Vikings by a score of... 24 to 21. Still up there. 24 to 21.

24 to 21. Yeah, it should not have been that question. It should not have been that as Patrick

Queen just said right now. That game needed to end at 24 to 6 and that's all we'll have to say about

that. However, however, let's look at the bright side.

Listen. There was a lot more bright side. There was yes, this. There was a lot more bright side

in this one than in any of the first three games. My opinion, no, no. You agree? Yes, because

there are going to be a lot of people that are going to watch this and be yelling at us right now saying, what are you talking about?

This is another Mike Tomlin game.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Let off the gas.

No, for three quarters, and yes, he shouldn't let off the gas, but for three quarters,

the Steelers were the better football team on offense, on defense, except for special teams with the blocked field goal.

But in so many ways, the Steelers were the better football team on offense, on defense, except for special teams with the blocked field

goal. But in so many ways, the Steelers were the better football team today. And you know the

Steelers were better than the previous Steelers. Yes. That's the part that gets me more than anything

else. Chris, you and I just went through that locker room.

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