Hello everyone. I am Matt Williamson. A pretty good mood after that Steelers win last night. I'm recording this

Tuesday evening. You'll probably get it Wednesday morning as usual. And we've got to dig immediately into these lines. I mean, you're watching, you're probably listening to this on a Wednesday. I mean, that's halfway through the week already, and Steelers got to go

on the road. So, as usual, I want to dig into the snap counts first. The Steeler offense

paid 66 snaps. Svich Honsis. Frazier, Fatanu, Cook, McCormick, Rogers, no one missed a snap.

Seamaloo left this game and Tomlin mentioned today that we'll kind of leave a door open for him next week.

But he played 53, Metcalf 52. Washington is clearly the number one tight end, by the way. He's playing 48. Good snaps, by the way. I'm a big fan.

Thielen played 38. Looks like he's pretty clearly the number two receiver. I wouldn't say clearly.

Gainwell, 34. Really well played, too.

Valdez Scantling, 34.

It's amazing that Thielen and Valdez Scantling are playing this many snaps and they basically just got on board.

Warren played 30, Friermouth played 28, Spencer Anderson 22, all over the place.

He had to play some left guard.

Johnny Smith played 19. I'm cool with that tight end distribution. Austin 18. I'm cool with him being behind those others. Scott Miller,

six. And then four for McCollum, Scoronic and Hayward. Caleb Johnson only played two. I wonder why he's even

dressing almost at this point. I mean, I know you need a third running back, but yoy, I mean,

he really is doing nothing for this football team. On defense, yay, they played a lot less snaps on

defense. 50.

Porter didn't miss a snap.

Neither did Dugger.

Samuel, in case he didn't know, played every start to finish,

starter snap well.

Patrick Queen, I thought he had a really good game as well. And Ramsey.

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