Steelers, Seahawks, crossover Thursday, which offense has showed its true self?

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I'm Chris Carter of Locked-on Steelers.

He's Corbyn Smith of Locked-on Seahawks, and we are here previewing the week-two matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers

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We got Corbyn Smith from Locked on Seahawks here.

These two teams looked a little bit different in their week one showings.

The Seahawks in more of a defensive struggle, they fell just short of.

The Steelers had more of an offensive shootout that they came out in the positive sign of.

And I think those offenses and their new quarterbacks are the kind of the story of the week.

Did they see the real versions of them, Corbyn?

What do you think that, what did you glean from just seeing Sam Darnold in his first weekend,

the potential of him having a better showing than what him and the whole

offense was able to put together. Yeah, you know, I'm going against the grain on this. I know a lot

of Seahawk fans do not agree with me on this, but I thought Sam Darnel was the least of

Seattle's problems this past week. In fact, I thought he looked pretty darn good for most of the

game. Were there a couple throws that he would have liked to have back? Sure. But he completed

almost 70% of his passes, didn't have any turnover worthy plays. He was getting the ball out of

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