Hello everyone. I am Matt Williamson and your Steelers win another. Rebound nicely against the Browns.

Again, that Thursday night short week didn't bother me as much as it bothers others, but it was great to get that taste out of your mouth by winning two division games right after. And now you're in really good shape. The bill's just lost a second ago. I'm recording this after those games before the night game. Hopefully the Chiefs lose, but don't love the chances of that.

Sears are in really good shape within the division as well as in the conference,

and they're playing well, and they're quite healthy, and there's a lot good going on

win this game despite Pickens being out, which came as a bit surprised.

And we'll get to that here in a minute.

As we usually do, I'm going to talk about the halftime stats, the final stats,

and then I got all sorts of observations for you.

So this game was 13.7 at the half.

Didn't start great.

I mean, it was a slog for the beginning of this game, pretty much on both sides of ball, but Steeler offense was struggling. And I thought the lack of pickings was obvious at that point. I mean, Wilson had completed 50% of his pass going in the halftime, eight for 16, but only 46 yards. He did have four carries for 19. Some of those were short, but he did run a little bit more in

this game. Winston was 8 for 19 for 91, a touchdown in the pick. He also had a carry for 11 yards.

We'll get to him more too. 12 carries combined in the first half for Naji and Warren for 59 yards.

A lot of these numbers are remarkably similar.

Steelers had eight drives. Browns had seven. 33 plays each. Seven first downs versus eight for the

Browns. Third down, two out of eight, two out of seven for Cleveland. Yards, 127 to 124. Yards for play. Exactly the same. 3-8 versus 38. Penalties,

four for 41, three for 26. These are like mirror images. But turnovers. Steelers had zero.

The Browns had one. And as you know, I count a missed field goal as a turnover as well.

So you're minus two at that point if you're the Browns.

And that led to some time of possession stuff for the Steelers.

They were at 1603 versus 1357.

And it looked as though, again, I'm the first blush, that the Browns were playing a lot more man,

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