Well, hello, everyone. I'm Matt Williamson. How's it going?

Things are good here. Previewing a big game.

Today is breaking down Chargers Steelers.

And it's not just because the Steelers defense played so well, but, you know, last week, but I'm pretty optimistic about this. And I think the Chargers are a really tough-minded, well-coached team with a fantastic quarterback. And I do think that this staff in L.A. gets more out of their players than most teams do. You know, they get them,

they maximize their talent. But to cut to the chase, the thing that is such an advantage for

the Steelers is the offensive line situation for the Chargers is a total disaster. So let's

start there. I love how the Chargers team built. You know,

they invested in two tackles. They go sign Beckton. They had, you know, Zion Johnson there

already a first round pick. But it's just totally falling apart. And I don't know exactly what

version and who's going to be lining up where and what's Trevor

Penning going to do who they traded for two days ago. But I know Alt's not going to be there. I know

Slater's not going to be there. And I know that their offensive line in general is going to be a

huge problem. I don't know how much deeper dropbacks, downfield passing, you can really do.

And I would think that they're going to try to run the ball a lot.

They have two Mattlock, and I forget the other dude's name off top of my head,

but they're like defensive lineman, Ricard, fullback bangers.

And Will Disley, a blocking tight end.

He was inactive last week, but I think he's supposed to come back.

Maybe they're going to have to employ a lot more big, heavy guys just to run the football and help the O line.

Kind of like the Steelers do at times, too.

But in pure passing situations, I expect Watt Highsmith Herbig to go crazy.

And I give Herbert all the credit in the world, but he's like one of the most pressured

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