We're back on a victory Monday on the Locked-on Steelers podcast.

I hope you all enjoyed your Thanksgivings and the slight break from the sound of my voice.

But if you're still on board with the podcast as we enter a new week, it means two things.

You've stuck with the Steelers through all this madness and you've stuck with me.

So I appreciate it. Let's talk about this nine and two start for the Pittsburgh Steelers through all this madness and you've stuck with me so I appreciate it.

Let's talk about this nine and two start for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The victory over

the Green Bay Packers last night, 31 to 28. Did it go down how we thought it should? No, does

it ever? Not really. At this point you've kind of come to expect the madness with Pittsburgh and

playing down to the level of their opponent. So I think there really was, although there's

still the frustration of it, I think there really was kind of less. It just, you weren't surprised

by it anymore. And you weren't surprised to see even some of the things that went down, the

turnovers, the sloppy stuff in the game, Ben throwing two picks. I would argue neither were really on his fault. I mean, the first one

you could argue, you know, he's trying to fit a pass in a really tight window, but I thought

the receiver could have made a better play, come up with it, at least made that incomplete. And then

the second one, Chris Hubbard's got to keep his hands on, Maude Brooks and not let him get up and tip the ball on a screen like that.

So I don't blame that one on Ben at all.

He was sensational.

We'll get to the good.

We'll start with the bad.

So we end on a high note.

I figure that's how you guys would like it.

The bad, the blown coverages are getting absolutely out of hand 39 54 and a 55 yard touchdown

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