Welcome to the locked on Steelers podcast. I am Tony Serino alongside Christopher Carter, and this is your

daily dose of all things Steelers. Today on the show, Chris and I are breaking down the Steelers

26 to 23 loss in overtime to the Baltimore Ravens. We'll talk about what was a great

defensive performance, and offensively, boy, he felt like they might have done enough to get the job done, but some turnover really cost them.

We'll break it all down today on the show.

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doing fine Tony doing fine another long day and long night.

It was a long day today watching that game.

That was a, you know, if these games have been, you know, little heartbreakers along the way, this one, I mean, tears your heart in half the way the Steelers lost this one.

In a game that, you know, let's be honest, Chris,

right?

This was a must-win game for Baltimore, as we talked about.

For the Steelers, this was a chance for them to kind of, I mean, I wouldn't say shock the

world, but certainly put the Ravens and Browns in a very weird situation where all of a sudden

a team, a Steelers team without Ben Rothesberger, had a chance to win the division,

and boy, Chris, did they ever.

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