Monday edition of PFT Live, December 8, 20, 25, four weeks left in the regular season,

monumental game, three games that were must watch in the one o'clock window yesterday, and one of

them was the AFC North combatants, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Baltimore Ravens getting

together for the first two times. Pittsburgh gets the win 27 to 22.

And, hey, I was impressed by the ability of the Steelers.

Yeah.

Because in hindsight, posse in meatballs, that was the kind of game that they'd pull it together.

But we were both convinced after what happened to them last weekend against the bills that no matter how badly they wanted to do it, they couldn't.

And there were times yesterday.

They still gave up 200 plus rushing yards.

420 yards of offense.

There were times yesterday where it's like these Steelers are still broken and they're not going to pull this off.

And Aaron Rogers had his moments, but it really did feel like it was going to be this push and pull back and forth. It was going to be an admirable effort, but the Ravens were going to win the game. That was the feel I had the whole game. Yeah, no, I hear you there. I think Pittsburgh made some big plays. We're going to talk about the referees and some big moments helped out Pittsburgh as well.

The Ravens not capitalizing in the red zone.

I mean, we're in an era right now or in a little time frame here of like I've never seen

the Ravens in Lamar Jackson not be able to get in the end zone to the capacity that

we're used to see in Lamar Jackson.

And Jackson finally looked like himself yesterday. He did. He ran around yesterday and looked like himself. I don't know if he still looks like himself throwing the football totally yet. He's yet to regain that total rhythm there. But yes, their offense moved the ball consistently throughout the day. Like you said, it's 200 yards Russia, and they did stuff like that.

But in the big moments and the got-of-habit moments, right, the Steelers came through when they needed to.

And Rogers had his best day maybe as a Steeler against the AFC North rival of the Baltimore Ravens.

D.K. Metcalf had his best day. That connection. I think that to me was one of the shocking things, Mike. You hear me almost every week make fun of what Pittsburgh does on the offensive side of the ball, right? Every week, you go, they don't do anything. He throws go routes on the outside. If it's one-on-one, he's just going to go outside. That's all he does. Rar and Rogers does not throw the ball down the middle of the field.

He does not do that. Everybody knows that. And yet Baltimore gave him opportunities to go, hey, everything you like to do, we'll let you try to do it. Go ahead. And I respect Marlon Humphrey and everything he is. He's been one of the best corners in football. but is he a guy anymore that you just go,

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