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Today, you play, you win, you get paid. We're here to talk a little bit about the Pittsburgh Tennessee game, but it almost seems

like, well, those Thursday games, it's always tricky. We want to move on kind of quickly, it feels

like. And so we've got to talk about the Packers as well, because we've got a lot to fit in,

because we've got Monday and Wednesday pods, but that's it with Thanksgiving and the week

being the way that it is with the holidays.

So we've got a good bit to fit in.

Excited about Wednesday's show should be doing a crossover episode with Peter Bukowski,

who does Locked on Packers talking about this upcoming matchup.

Before we jump into that, let's tackle a couple things really quickly from the Tennessee game.

Watching this game, thought it was rewatchinging it I should say thought it was the first

time that the Steelers got pushed around maybe a little bit on the defensive line

and not that not that Hayward and two had played bad I don't think they did at all but I

thought it was the first time that some of the concepts Tennessee ran at them with, you know, using a lot of double teams.

Tennessee runs a lot of duo, which is two double teams up front. I thought that the, they got some movement at that initial line of scrimmage on Hayward and to it.

If there's a knock on Hayward and to it is that neither of them are great against double teams. But it works okay for Pittsburgh because if you're going to double them, the linebackers

can fly up and make plays as long as they read their keys and process quickly get downhill.

For Sheaer, that's typically not an issue.

He loves to fly downhill.

So it's a good fit between the two of them in that way that if you're going to body a guy off the ball,

then Shea's year's got a window to kind of fire through there while that tackleer guards occupied.

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