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Guess we should start with the Thursday night game. The Steelers somehow are 4 and 3.

And can get to 5 and 3 as they face the Titans. It's going to be the Battle of Kenny Pickett

who's back against Will Levis. Ryan Tannihill expected to miss a second

straight game with a sprain ankle. Well, you can you can up that number two. Ryan Tannihill

is going to miss his 8th or 9th straight game unless Will Levis completely falls on his

face. Like, you're my variable. How are you going back to Tannihill with the offensive

out? You go to the guy you drafted high in the second round. You go to the future. Is

Pickett definitely back? Think so. I know he said he wanted to play and he was going

to play, but that injury didn't look great. Pickett says he doesn't plan to use his injury

as a crutch while the NFL's 30th ranked offense tries to find something to get going.

All right. So yeah, Pickett, I believe, is expected to play. Levis expected to play.

Levis, of course, had four touchdown passes, three long touchdowns over 30 yards to Deandre

Hopkins, who also came back to life. I think, I think Hopkins, I think it's a toe listed

as a questionable on the injury report, but I think it's a veteran maintenance tag type

of deal. I think he's going to go. Yeah. I don't know how this dealer has been winning

games. It's defense kind of surprising. They beat Cleveland 26 to 22. Beat Vegas 23 to 18.

Beat Baltimore. That was impressive. 17 10, although I felt like watching that game

Baltimore had control and just let it slip away. And they beat the Rams 24 to 17. Four and

three. Look, it's what Mike Tomlin does. He gets the most out of his talent. And I don't

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