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One in the play clock gets a snap.

Dolphins bringing pressure.

Throw over the middle.

It is complete.

The DK Metcalf hurls aside one defender.

Step arm with another.

Into the end zone for the Pittsburgh Steelers touchdown.

What an effort by D.K. Metcalf.

Physicality on full display.

This is the catch and run receiver.

This is why you go in three agency and you get the big-bodied man out of Seattle.

D.K. Metcalf caught that in traffic, had a man on him, pushed him aside, sidestepped another guy, and waltzed

into the end zone like he owned the place, which he does here at AccroShore.

He absolutely owned the night, like the Pittsburgh Steelers, D.K. Meckap, getting in the end zone

as part of a four straight touchdown drive streak by the sudden go-go Pittsburgh Steelers.

They beat the Dolphins 28 to 15, and they threw aside Miami's small playoff chances like D.K.

Mekap did with a defender there. That was Rob King and Max

Starks on WDVE. Thanks for everyone checking us out live on YouTube. Thanks for everyone

listening on Tuesday morning. I thought this was going to be a good game shook. And it was a

good game by Erud Rogers for a second straight week. And it was a great game. I would even say the best of the season by the Pittsburgh Steelers. After the last two weeks, I'm taking this Steelers team a little more seriously. Am I overreacting? Okay. So I don't mean to throw cold water on this, but I'm going to just slightly because I would like to point back to Miami's, I believe it was week five when they played the Cleveland Browns. And they completely quit, sorry, it was week seven. They completely quit in inclement weather in Cleveland that day and the Browns dominated them. The Browns, a bad team dominated them. So they're not a measuring stick for a team, but that does not discount the

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