Hello, I am Matt Williamson.

That's a heck of a win, folks.

That is a really good football team they beat.

I know that the Colts have not played the murderers row of opponents

and maybe didn't play their best game today.

But the Steelers took it to them,

played their style of game, backs against the wall situation, and came out with a pretty

decisive win. And now, certainly I thought if the Steelers win this game, they got to win the

turnover battle. But to this degree was really something to see.

And I got to say, I mean, I did not foresee, you know, given the Steelers defense,

the majority of the credit for the win.

But that's exactly what is deserved it, in my opinion,

and really encouraging. There's a lot of, really excited to watch this a second time,

especially the All-22 to see some things they did different, but there were some obvious changes.

And let your playmakers be playmakers. It's been a little while since we've seen that, and that's really encouraging. As I often do in this first podcast, I'm not going to go through all the halftime stats. That could be a little monotonous. I don't think it's a real huge thing, but it was 17-7 at the half. A couple of things I noted were at this point, Pierce had three catches right off the bat for 64 yards.

And I'll be honest, I thought he was set up for a big game.

It was something I said in the pregame show.

Frankly, I took the over on his receiving yards.

I thought he was set up for, you know, a real good mismatches in his favor.

Now, it didn't get much worse than that, but still, three for 64 of the bat from Pierce.

At this point, Taylor only had eight carries for 23 yards at the half.

You've got to love that.

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