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The minute that Matt Ryan was moved off the spot on a killer fourth and three

and Steelers territory late in the game, I said game over.

And it was because he Matt Ryan was not making any plays on the move.

The Steelers go into Indianapolis, get a win on a ugly but fun.

Monday night game 24 to 17. Phoebe Schechter is with me.

You heard Phoebe on our show earlier, I think in the summer.

She's a former coach with the Buffalo Bills and she is a Sky Sports analyst.

Also talk sports. She's getting it done over in the UK.

But she's back in the States right now.

So at least it's not 4.30 in the morning. How are you doing Phoebe?

I'm doing great. Thank you. I really like that you've titled that ugly and fun.

I feel like that is exactly what that game was.

Okay, so I was going to start that way.

Was that a so bad? It's good game. That's another way to say it because when I'm home watching

Primetime or when I'm here, if a game is between two not great teams and there's some bad ball

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