Well, hello, everyone. I am Matt Williamson.

And that was a miserable Steeler performance, where they got beat pretty darn bad in LA by the Chargers.

We'll get into things.

I guess I'm just going to jump right in. It was a pretty disappointing a showing. I mean, that's being kind. I thought they had the Chargers right where they wanted

them go into that game with a terrible old line, a lot of issues. Steeler fans galore, Sunday night

football, the way the Steelers played against Colts.

But I think one thing that was overlooked a little bit about that Colts game was the offense is pretty bad that game.

And boy, did that carry over to this contest.

So I'm not going to buzz through all the halftime stats, as I often do, but there's a couple that really stand out.

And the first one was, Sears had three, could only generate three first downs in the first half.

Three first downs.

They were 0 for six on third downs.

That's really miserable. And the Chargers ran 36 plays in the first

half. And thus, yet again, now remember, the Chargers were the best time of possession

team in the league, and the Steelers were about the worst. But this is every week.

The Steelers have not run more plays than their opponent in any game this year.

And just in the first half, the Steelers only held the ball for 1234, 1, 2, 3, 4.

The Chargers held the ball for 1726.

I mean, and that was just the beginning.

I mean, so I have some notes, but a lot of them are going to carry over to after the game,

so I'm going to hold a lot of these.

But the one thing they did show at the half was time to throw at half.

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