Hello everyone. I'm Matt Williamson at Williamson NFL. What is going on?

An awful lot in my world since we spoke last. I am in my cute little Irish apartment or

room at the moment. It's been a crazy couple days. Jet lag this can be. I have no

idea what time it is, but I'm recording this Irish time right around Friday at noon, and then

I'm heading over to the pub to do shows all afternoon. And I will tell you, the environment over here

is remarkable. I mean, travel was tough. I mean,

all the adapting your body to the time and all that stuff has been tough, but they knew that was

part of the course. But, man, Steeler Nation, even early in this process, like I said, I haven't

been over there Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

I assume it's just going to ramp up. But Thursday was bonkers with Steelers fans and just a lot of fun.

All right. Let's talk to some keys of the game here, starting when the Steelers have the ball.

A massive one to me, I call it Rogers versus Flores, but Rogers is the part that worries me

least when dealing with Flores. I mean, Flores is a mad scientist. I mean, most unorthodox

defensive coordinator in the league, frankly, I don't know how the Steelers let him walk out

the door, but he will throw

everything at you and game planning for him must be remarkably difficult. I think Rogers

handles it fine, though, or well enough, or better than any quarterback probably should or would.

But what about the other 10? I just hope that it's not a lot of Rogers chewing dudes

out, palms in the air, why'd you run that route, blah, blah, blah, when he's understanding the

coverages and the different blitz schemes, they do play a lot of zone, but the people around Rogers

aren't adapting.

To me, that's my fear.

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