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Well, hey everybody, welcome to another episode of Steelers today.

I'm Eddie Provident on the south side with Tom Reed, our features writer, and I guess now becoming

a Steelers writer, too, man, the last couple months.

Every Friday.

Every Friday you're down here.

So we're on the South Side after Steelers practice and it was a pretty quiet day

today. Really not much happened. No, no, it is a quiet day. I think everyone's kind of waiting

to see what's going to happen with the injury report and really kind of like a couple weeks ago

out in Los Angeles with COVID, you know, whether they're going to get T.J. Watt up and running and see if he'll be able to play

in Sunday's game. Obviously, they need him. And the four or five games that he's missed in his

career, they have not won one. So that's the big part. You know, again, it looks, it's looking

more and more like there won't be a Joe Hayden again for a third straight week. So they're going to have to get that secondary sorted. It was a rough week last week for them, the secondary. So they don't have much time to get this straight. And of course, their biggest rivals coming to town. Yeah. And it's, you know, I remember, you know, even a few years ago, Ravens week,

there was, there was an aura about it, you know, and this week it just kind of feels kind of bland.

The Ravens are coming off of a win against the Browns, but it wasn't a good looking win.

I mean, you know, Lamar Jackson through four interceptions, and the Steelers are coming off of getting pounded and throwing a terrible game of film out.

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