Welcome back on another edition of the Locked-on Steelers podcast. I'm John Ledyard, your host from fanragsports.com.

And we are jumping into the all-22 tape of the Steelers Packers game from Sunday, some of the observations that I came away with there, as well as looking ahead to the Cincinnati Bengals and why I think this is low-key, one of the biggest

matchups of your bigger matchup, certainly for Cincinnati than for Pittsburgh, but nevertheless,

the Steelers have some work to do to stay ahead of Jacksonville in that conference race

in terms of looking at the by week.

They got some wiggle room, thanks to the Cardinals, thanks to Bruce Ariens and his boys

coming up with a big win this past Sunday,

but going to still need to establish, I guess remember that Patriots game still looming,

going to need to establish even more of an advantage over Jacksonville because if they end up

with the same record, Jaguars are the ones with the tiebreaker over Pittsburgh, obviously,

from the Steelers lost to Jacksonville at the beginning of the season.

Some takeaways from the all-22 tape Steelers Packers.

I think the offense is really close, folks.

I really do.

Looking back at this game, it seems like the short to intermediate areas of the field are opening up.

Todd Haley's doing a good job with his route combinations,

kind of building them off of each other.

Some natural rubs against man coverage.

The Packers played a lot of cover two man,

where there's man coverage up underneath and the two deep safeties.

Antonio Brown gashed them there if you want to play that way.

But then when they'd roll a safety,

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