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slash AI-dash glasses. Welcome to the Terrible Take, a daily segment telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Alex Kizora. It's not often we're talking Steelers and Bears, but it makes for a fun matchup, the old school

Steelers and new school Bears, two teams with distinct personalities embodied by their head coaches,

longest tenure, defensive-minded Mike Tomlin, first-year offensive guru, and Ben Johnson.

Pittsburgh's mission is stopping Chicago quarterback Caleb Williams, who has

definitely and obviously benefited from the work Johnson has done. Still, Williams game can run hot

and cold. Practice clips from local Pittsburgh reporters shows practice squad quarterback John

Rice Plumley simulating Williams on scout team with his

spins and scrambles and tendency to hold the ball out in a way as Pittsburgh inside linebackers

worked on punching that football out. Those were really good looks in the hidden element of how

teams prepare or practice squatters play a valuable role. If you want a deeper

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