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Well, hey everybody, welcome to Steelers today. I'm your host, Eddie Provident. With me is our Steelers expert, Dale Lolly.

Dale, we heard from Ben Rafflesberger today and we know that he has this pectoral injury. He'd give you any insight. Did he give anyone any insight on how that happened or

you know what he's feeling like? He said he didn't know exactly when it happened other than

the fact that it happened early in the game. You know, look, he was hit 10 times in the game, sack two other times.

But he said, you know, it really only hurts when he, you know, extends away from his body

or when he's pushing himself off of something or something like that.

So my expectation is that he'll play on Sunday, you know, by the time the game rolls around, if he has to take a little numbing shot in, you know, in that side or whatever it is, it's, you know, it's not his throwing side.

There'll be some pain tolerance things there. He's proven over the years that he's a, he's a tough guy.

You know, but the one thing that he did say, and he mentioned this over and over again

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