Hello and welcome to the Monday edition of Inside the Huddle. My name is Neil Reynolds and joining me to look back at week 13 in the NFL, Nick hauling of Sky Sports. Nick, Henry's off, swap the snow for the suntan lotion, but we're still here. We're hardcore ready to go in another great week. We couldn't get away from all this snow, could we? No, it was another great week. I mean, it's business time now in the NFL, and I liked it that there were some nice divisional matchups with a lot on the line, and teams really playing hard, and a

couple of surprise heroes, a couple

of unexpected villains, and the Cincinnati Bengals

found yet another creative way to lose.

Something's never changing the NFL.

No, the more things change

the more, they stay the same with the Bengals.

But you mentioned divisional rivals and they don't come much better and tougher than Pittsburgh and Baltimore.

Pittsburgh fought to a 1310 win, but there were a trail of bodies as there always are.

I always watched this game with a little bit of guilt at enjoying it so much because it's passionate and it's so violent.

Yeah, it really is. And

has been for as long as I can remember. That is,

I think, probably the most physical rivalry

in the NFL and has been.

Somebody else wrote somewhere, it's the most

visceral rival in the NFL. I'm not sure what

visceral means, but it definitely sums up

for Pittsburgh Baltimore. I saw that over the weekend. It just fitted, didn't you? It's a visceral affair.

And I think Pittsburgh, I have to

say, I mean, I wear a Steelers hat

so I was watching that jumping up and down.

I think they deserve to

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