Well, hello. I am Matt Williamson, and your Steelers are 3 and 1.

It's not the end of the world. It's not great. There was some rough patches in this game. There's no question, particularly the start.

Boy, did the Colts have so much more energy, execution, physicality, speed to start this game?

I mean, the Steelers got boat raced early on.

And the defense to me was unrecognizable.

I really thought the Colts are playing at a different speed than the Steelers. People will blame Tomlin. Okay, his team wasn't prepared

to play. I think that's harsh. I mean, anytime that a team gets out to an early lead on the other is the opposing coach,

a bum.

I don't usually see it that way.

But I'm not really focusing on Tomlin on this game.

There were goods and bads on his side.

However, and I'm not just trying to be an optimist, but this turned

out to be a really good game, especially considering the way, how poorly the Steelers started.

I mean, down 17-0 before you know it. And for me, and I bet that even more and more as the week

goes on, again, I'm recording this right after the game,

or right between the second-tier games and the night game, as I always do on Sundays.

But there was a lot of good to take out of it.

And a lot of the bad was correctable stuff that usually doesn't plague this team.

But just too much bad.

And Flacco on third downs was unbelievable too.

I mean, I've not yet heard Coach Tomlin's press conference.

I'm sure he'll stress money downs, all those things.

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