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Hello, hello, hello. I'm Matt Williamson. We are gearing up for Steelers at Broncos. And yesterday we really broke down when Denver has a ball. We're a dig right in and out to when the Steelers have the ball. Denver gave up 5.8 yards for play last year. Only two defenses were worse. On early downs,

first and second, they gave up 6.1 yards per play. That was last in the NFL. That's going to be

huge, you know, getting early down chunk runs. They also allowed just 371 yards per game.

That was 29th in the league.

The Steelers produced just 4.1 yards per play, though, in Atlanta last week, which isn't great.

How about this?

The Steelers 37.9 pass rate in week one was the lowest in the league.

When they did throw, the Steelers utilized a league high rollout rate.

That was something we talked about, but I didn't know it was league high. It makes fields

comfortable moving right or left, you know. The Sears offense used 13 personnel, one back,

three tight ends, on a league high 30% of their snaps.

Not only was that highest in the league, but the next closest team, the Chargers,

were only at 16.7%. That's a ton. A ton.

Steers aligned under center for 33 of 66 plays and used play action on the majority of their

dropbacks, 52%. For the first time since next generation stats were created in 2016. First time since

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