Welcome to the terrible take, a mini podcast telling Steelers Nation, what's on our mind?

I'm Joe Clark.

This Steelers team can cement themselves as legitimate Super Bowl contenders if they're able to knock off the Ravens on Sunday.

Right now, the Steelers are 7 and 2, but they're still considered probably a tier below the Ravens,

and sheaves and bills despite being ahead of Baltimore in the AFC North.

If they win and grow their AFC North lead over the Ravens, I think the narrative around the team will change.

There's a bit of different feel about the Steelers team, and I think for me, it took to see how they came back from a 10.

Second half deficit against the commanders last week to say that that this team, you know, really does have a lot in

the tank. They're resilient, the defense is elite, the offense seems to be getting better and

better each week. With Baltimore struggles to fend in the past, it could really be a prime

opportunity for the Steelers to showcase Russell Wilson and get him going

and build off what he's done over the last three games. He's been he's been really, really good

over the last three games. And this could be a game where he kind of takes it to another level

and leads the Steelers to a win over another very good opponent. The Steelers throw the ball early

and often. It really wouldn't be a surprise to see them build some momentum and come away with a win over the Ravens. At Eaton 2 with back-to-back wins over playoff teams and the

commanders and Steelers, the Steelers are going to garner a lot of respect. And with a struggling

Cleveland Brown seemed due up on Thursday night football falling to quick turnaround. Pittsburgh

could be 9 and 2 by this time next week. And that's a pretty crazy

thought, but it just goes to show that this team's really a lot better than they're given

credit for ahead of the season. I mean, I've been getting respected, you know, deservedly so,

but that level of respect will grow a whole lot if they would have beat the Ravens. It'll be time

to consider Pittsburgh one of the five best teams in the league and really think about what this team could do if they get into the postseason.

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