Hello, hello, hello, hello.

I am Matt Williamson at Williamson NFL.

How's everyone doing?

Feels like winter.

Happy third Thanksgiving week.

We have some carryover questions I want to get to,

but I want to talk about the Steelers' red zone offensive situation here.

So if you don't know, only the Giants and Cowboys have been worse in the Red Zone this year than Pittsburgh.

The Steelers are converting just 44.7% of their Red Zone attempts and are at 40% over the last three games.

Now, just to get this out of the way, I'm not really previewing this game, but it just so happens.

Red Zone defense, only the Cowboys have been worse than the Bengals.

The Bengals allow a 70.5% conversion rate in the Red Zone.

That's really terrible.

But over their past three games, they allow 85.7% conversion rate in the red zone. horrendous, horrendous.

So this could absolutely be a get-right game. Now, where I want to go with this, though, is if you

just look at the numbers of Fields versus Wilson in the red zone, it favors Fields.

There's no question about that.

However, he also gets credit for handing the ball off to Jalen Warren and scoring this past week.

I'm not so sure that that's exactly a ringing endorsement for Fields being the red

zone quarterback as opposed to Wilson.

I have a feeling if Wilson hands that ball off, they score just as much as, you know,

score just as regularly.

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