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Welcome to the Terrible Take, a mini podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Josh Carney.

On paper, the AFC wildcard matchup between the

Pittsburgh Steelers and the Houston Texans on Monday night football at Accrocer Stadium looks a bit

lopsided, at least in the Texans' favor due to their defense. After all, the Texans allow the

six fewest passing yards, the fourth fewest rushing yards, and the second

fewest points per game. Against the Steelers' offense that has had struggles, more often than not

this season to do much of anything consistently, that seems to bode well for Houston. Then when you

factor in the elite pass rush tandem that Houston has with stars Will Anderson Jr. and

Daniel Hunter, it's understandable why the Steelers are underdogs and many are picking against them.

But this type of matchup isn't anything new for the Steelers. They've played the Cleveland

Browns in their vaunted defense twice this year and had some success. They've also been able to shut down elite pass

rushers like Miles Garrett, Aidan Hutchinson, and Micah Parsons this season alone. Anderson and

Hunter are great, but it's not as if they'll present a challenge to the Steelers that they've

never seen before. The Steelers will get the ball out quickly with Aaron Rogers, and they'll

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