Well, hello. I am Matt Williamson, and the Steelers win.

Heck of a game. Maybe it shouldn't have been that close, but that's okay.

As usual for these night games, it is late, and I am recording this even before Tomlin's press conference.

So this, again, is extreme initial reaction.

Tomorrow's podcast will be far more in depth.

But my very, very first take is I was really impressed with the offense and not impressed with the defense, really.

And special teams were a huge key yet again.

So let's start with our halftime stats, as we often do.

Good for Beanie Bishop, by the way, to end this thing.

It made me my heart pitter-patter a little more than it should. Half-time stats, as we often do. Good for Beanie Bishop, by the way, to end this thing.

It made me my heart pitter-patter a little more than it should.

Although I will say there was never a time I was really, really worried about this game being a loss in the end.

But at the half, it's 9-9.

There should have been so many more points.

I'm sure the Giants were kicking themselves, and the Steelers had to be kicking themselves.

There was over 400 yards of offense in the first half, and it's 9-9.

Nobody can get in the end zone.

And at that point, Jones is 11 for 16, 141.

Fine.

Wilson's similar. 12 of 19, 148. Both were playing well.

Harris, though, had 82 yards on the ground with 10 carries and two catches for 16.

Tracy at this point only had nine carries for 35, more on that later. Slayton, more on him later, had big plays,

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