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Hello, I'm Matt Williamson.

What's going on?

I'm still riding high after doing a ton of shows today here on Monday.

Condensed week, we got to start thinking about, geez, I'm going to be digging into the Bengals while I'm watching two Monday any football games tonight.

But I'm flying high about a really good professional win by the Steelers.

You know, took care of business, handled the game.

I think they're in a really good spot.

I'm warming up to this team more and more.

And, you know, there's tougher competition to come.

Don't get me wrong.

We know that.

But let's dig into some snap counts of things,

as we always start this day after podcast. The Sears played 59 offensive snaps.

Jones, Falano, McCormick all played 59. Frazier only played 56. I don't,

I missed him going out, but whatever. Same with Simalu. Same with Rogers. Rudolph came in and kneeled it at the end. They all played 56. Maybe they just pulled them all at the end. That's probably what happened. D.K. Metcalfe played 49. That's a high percentage, of course. Now we get into kind of the interesting stuff, though. Darnel, Washington paces the tight ends. 47. I mean, that's an awful

lot. And folks Washington paces the tight ends. 47. I mean, that's an awful lot.

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