Go Inside the Huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Brimbo.

Hello and welcome to Inside the Huddle, our weekly chat about all things NFL.

We're going to take you through all the big news from around the league.

We are going to look at coaches on the hot seat and we're going to preview a week 13 that begins just one day after week 12 finally ended.

It's been that kind of crazy season.

Helping me break it all down to gentlemen familiar to you all.

Jeff Reinbold, our resident coach, my regular partner on Inside the Huddle and former NFL offensive

lineman from the NFL network, Brian Bouldinger.

Fellas, let's just talk about how tough that must have been for Baltimore and Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh eventually won the game 1914.

It was supposed to be played on Thanksgiving Day, then on Sunday, then on Tuesday,

it finally gets played Wednesday night.

Baldi, how tough would this have been for the players, for both teams and the coaches?

It's really tough because, you know, Jeff can back me up on this.

I mean, all players and coaches are creatures of habit, and live in seven day life cycles and you can handle

one delay but to handle a delay that stretches you know basically six days where you're preparing you're

ready you're preparing you're ready you're canceled you're delayed it's just hard it's hard on you

mentally it's hard on the game plan it's hard on the game plan. It's hard on the whole

organization. And then trying to decide who's in, who's out, who can play. It's really,

really tough. You're trying to get guys up ready to play that, you know, I watched the game this

morning over again, you know, guys that haven't played at all, you know,

at all all year and all of a sudden they're being counted on to go help win a real rivalry

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