Hello everyone.

I'm Matt Williamson.

Your Steelers are one and O.

This episode is brought to you by Fandall, and we are going to get into it and dig a little deeper, a lot deeper than I did yesterday.

Um, still a lot deeper than I did yesterday.

Still a lot to be concerned about, and there's no question about that.

I think you can make an argument, I definitely think you can make the argument that on a play-by-play basis that the Jets were the better team, you know, just in, play-in, play out.

But there's also an arc to winning in this

league and when, and when you make big plays and sticking around and all that good stuff,

and the Steelers did it and find a way to win and special teams is a huge aspect of it,

Baws, gain well with that fumble, forced fumble.

But as we usually do on Tuesdays, I'm going to record this on Monday, but let's dig into snap counts.

The only offensive players that they played every snap were the quarterback and the five

offensive linemen.

Okay.

But D.K. Metcalf was right behind.

He played 54 out of 56 snaps. I Only took two plays off for Metcalf.

I assume that's going to be the norm with this guy. Calvin Austin played 45. And then we got kind of a drop off here. We got John

at 37. Gainwell at 29. Friar moved to 28. Darnel had 26, Warren 25. I wouldn't have bet it on Smith and

Gainwell being next up on that list. So Warren's at 25, and then we have a real drop-off.

Scowernick, Roman Wilson, 10 each, only nine for Miller. Those three kind of rotated in as the third receiver.

Connor Hayward was out there for four, and Caleb Johnson was out there for two. Jalen Ramsey's listed

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