Welcome to the Locked-on Steelers podcast. I am your host, Tony Serino, and this is your daily dose

of all things Steelers. Today on the show, my rapid reaction to the Steelers 33 to 18 victory over

the Cleveland Browns, bringing their record now to 4, 2, and 1 on the season, and keeping them in

first place in the AFC North just ahead of the 5 and 3 since 90 Bengals,

who did win on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

I love that game very close at the end.

It was a slow start to this game against the Browns, but in the end, just the result,

the Steelers were looking for a pretty dominant victory for the Steelers when it was all said and done.

And more and more, this team now starting to look like themselves, both offensively in their

ability to score points and score points in bunches and defensively at dominant defensive front,

getting to the quarterback and shutting down running lanes.

Today I will give you my rapid reaction.

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and you can now find us on Instagram at Locked-on Steelers. And let's start today with the injury

report coming out of this game against the Cleveland Browns. Ben Rothesberger heard his

index finger on his throwing hand that happened in the second quarter of this game. Didn't

affect him at all in the second quarter, at least didn't feel like it affected him or his throwing motion or anything like that in either the second quarter when it happened or

in the second half of this game. So I wouldn't expect him to miss any time, certainly not

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