Hello, everyone. I'm Matt Williamson.

It is very late here after the Saturday night game.

Just getting home after doing the postgame show with Mike Cusuta.

Good stuff.

Maybe you guys tuned in.

If so, thank you.

We'll be back at you on Thursday.

I'll say it's not the most eventful game. I mean, there's stuff to break down and I'll watch it again and I'll give you a deeper dive

tomorrow, of course. But I want to go through some kind of play-by-play things that I saw as they were happening.

And I think it's important to note that the first quarter in particular,

Tampa more or less played all their dudes.

Now, I understand Evans and Baker weren't out there.

That's important, obviously. But Teddy

Bridgewater's been around the block, and they still played a lot of big time guys.

Levante David didn't play, but he's also an older, kind of declining player. But notably,

I thought the Steelers hung with mostly their twos against mostly their ones pretty well.

But the first big play of the game didn't go the Steelers way.

The Bucks come out.

They see that the Steelers are in press man coverage.

They take Bucky Irving, split him all the way out wide, watch Peyton Wilson

go with him, veteran quarterback moved by Bridgewater, sees a single high safety. It's going to have

a tough time getting all the way to the edge or all the way to the boundary, the sidelines.

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