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As always, day after the game, we're going to dig into this one pretty deep and then put it to bed.

As the Steelers should do, get on to Ravens Week, which is the most

important thing. And I can't stress that enough. And along those lines, I have a little hunch

that all your injured Steelers, including Mr. Watt and Mr. Pickens, should be good to go for Ravens Week.

Makes me think that, well, the guys that they held out, if it were the Super Bowl, I have a hunch they could have played.

Now, I don't know. I'm not breaking any news here. No one's told me any scoop. That's just kind of my take on things.

As we do, day two of recap, we're going to start with snap count. Insanely enough,

the Steelers offense only played 43 snaps. So, as you can imagine, the top Eagles defenders played a high percentage of those snaps because they never really got tired.

So anyway, the entire starting offensive line played all 43.

Wilson was out for 42.

He only went out for one snap.

Jefferson and Austin are leading the way at 35

snaps apiece amongst non-quarterback slash starting O. Lyman. That speaks volumes there,

to be honest with you. I mean, if your top two skill guys in terms of snap counts in a game against a big-time Super Bowl contender,

are Van Jefferson and Calvin Austin, who I think has had a really good year.

That's problematic.

Pat Fryer-Muth comes in at 30 snaps.

Warren at 23.

Washington at 19. Boy, these numbers are just so small.

Michael Williams at 15, very nondescript snaps. Nasi only played 14 snaps of football

on Sunday. Crazy. Michael Pruitt, 12, Scowernick, 10, Scotty Miller, 10, Cordero, Patterson, 6, Connor Hayward 6, Justin Fields, 1.

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