Hello everyone and happy New Year.

Recording this on December 31st, New Year's Eve, and you're probably listening to it on the first.

Maybe you're enjoying some college football action.

But we're prepping for the big game now, you know, Raven Steelers.

And I've got a bunch of bullet points here. I'm going to read off to you guys, you know,

that I've put together, you know, how I do Matt Stats. And we do this sometimes for the big games

or we, you know, do a whole pod just previewing some tendencies, things of that nature.

So this is kind of crazy.

In regular season finale in the 2000s, the Steelers are 20 and 5 and 11 and 1 at home.

They're also 10 and 1 in regular season finale at home versus divisional opponents since 2000.

That's pretty crazy.

Now, some of that is because I forget what the number is.

I think it's like two or three.

Since Tomlin has been the head coach that the Steelers have played in, quote, meaningless games,

games that won't have any playoff implications or any of that kind of stuff, you know, that they're,

quote, that they're out of it.

And I'm certain that they've played many opponents in that stretch that were out of it.

But it also says something that you're still in it playing meaningful games at the end. But they're 20 and five in the final game of the regular

season. Baltimore, on the other hand, they're 2 and 0 now with Huntley as their quarterback.

I do think it's going to be Lamar. He practiced today. I was at the facility today

in Pittsburgh facility, and I get the vibe that the Steelers think it's going to be Lamar.

But anyway, they had lost five in a row with non-Lamar

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