Hello, everyone. I'm Matt Williamson.

Everyone seems to be in good spirits.

Weather is nice. Halloween's right around the corner.

Steelers are in a really good spot.

And as we always do, here is upon further review, a much dive of the Steelers' victory over the Giants, 2618.

It's a little random, but there's some method to it.

Average EPA per play, the Steelers were at 0.101 compared to 0.015 for the Giants.

That doesn't sound like a lot big discrepancy, but it's a lot bigger discrepancy than

the final stat showed, you know, total yards in the game, yards for play, a lot of that kind of stuff.

It just shows that the Steelers are pretty clearly the much better team snap after snap.

Now, here's a problem.

Was the Red Zone situation was the problem for the Steelers?

I mean, they were only, they end up with four

red zone field goals compared to one for the Giants. Now, there were some circumstances around that,

but that was one thing that kept this game closer than it probably should have been,

without question. All right, let's, the snap counts for the Steelers.

I didn't see anything that jumped off the page for me for the Giants.

Out of a possible 65, Wilson, Ciamalu, McCollum, McCormick, and Jones played everyone.

Dan Moore missed one snap.

So pretty usual stuff there. Van Jefferson and George Pickens each played

53. Friar Muth at 43. More on him later. Remember, he did play a fair amount of snaps,

but there's some weird usage still with him. Nausee at 38, Austin at 38, Washington at 29, Warren at 26, 14 for both Pruitt and Hayward, two tight ends,

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