This is the decision point with Annand Nanduri

as an manager for the

all on and no, no, not at all. No, you look, you look pretty set in washed quarterbacks

like Ben Rothisberger can get up for some games and play well, but it's a role of the dice

every morning when they open their eyes like Tom Cruise opening his eyes after yet another

death on the battlefield in edge of tomorrow. And he wakes up on the deck of the barracks

again like the next day Ben Rothisberger opens his eyes Sunday morning having no idea whether

his arms going to work, whether his body is going to be able to function fluidly and it

did. He was just able to function well enough to get the win in one of these classic AFC

North grind house battles, right? And congratulations to them. They did it, but no one was surprised,

right? 2019 Steelers beat the Ravens. No one's allowed to be surprised. Not a single football

fan in America was surprised by that outcome. I certainly was not and I am not worried.

The Steelers should have known that they needed to go into rebuilding mode at least a casual

rebuild. If not a full tear down and instead they were delusional signed a bunch of fringe

guys and did a bunch of trades for Joe Schubert types from Jacksonville dumping a bunch of

late round picks picks that are valuable. And those trades will come back to haunt them.

That was what we talked about the summer and we are right. We're still right. Them beating

the Ravens doesn't change that. No. Another team that we talked about that did lose and

is still somehow in second place a delusional franchise that should have conducted a full

tear down with eyes wide open and yet found themselves accidentally rebuilding was Atlanta.

And it's stunning to look up and see Atlanta second in the division with a negative one

and a hundred and sixteen point differential. This is why this is why on and you have to rebuild

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