They were frightened.

I want Mass.

What is this?

Listen, I'll grant your Felger's brain. Here we go. Man, I got to lay off the peyote. It was horrendous. Felger and Mass. 985, the Sports Hub. Bye! So that third voice you hear in the background is none other than Greg Bedard, Boston Sports Journal. It is a Tuesday here on Felger andaz. So as usual, Greg Bedard is here, and we have plenty to talk about this week, Greg, after that thing on Sunday night, so what do you want to start? Where do I want to start? Now, driving in, I heard Zoe talking about a potential rematch with this team, about how he thinks the Patriots will blow them out. And that could very well

be the case. I mean, a lot of it depends on whether the Patriots are quote-unquote in their heads now.

But, I sense a but. But, you know, watching the game back today, I have a lot of concerns if

there's a matchup. Okay, concerns for the Patriots.

Yes.

I mean, you know, I think the biggest thing is like not having Antonio Brown.

I mean, replacing Antonio Brown with Darius Hayward Bay,

who gave them one catch for three yards,

which I think was the next to last play of the game,

that's a big thing.

The Patriots really had no answers for the Steelers defensively.

They didn't.

And the Steelers didn't do anything unusual from what they've shown on film.

They did everything at will.

Now, you could make the argument that the Steelers almost played a perfect game offensively,

and I think you could make that case. I mean, to do what they did on third down for much of that game.

10 of 16, right? It's highly unusual. But I would make the argument that I thought the Steelers

almost stopped themselves in the final quarter of that game. I mean, I thought the turning

point of that game was, after Villanueva

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