This Memorial Day weekend, it's the third annual Healing Field of Honor sponsored by the Winchester Rotary Club and True North Group.

Over 1,000 flags will fly in solemn formation at Winchester's Hanley High School, dedicated flag to a loved one, a veteran or local hero, and

the flag is yours to keep.

Visit the Field of Flags anytime Memorial Day weekend and attend the closing summer

morning May 29th at 3 p.m for details and flag purchases go to

Rotary club of Winchester dot org seating is limited so feel free to bring a chair

welcome to the terrible take a daily segment telling Steelers nation what's on our mind.

I'm Alex Kizora.

All week I focused on the litmus test that the Steelers rushing offense would face against

a stout and sturdy Ravens run defense.

Being so wrapped up in that, I did not consider the other litmus test on the defensive side.

The Steelers run defense against the Ravens ground attack.

Everyone knew Baltimore was going to run the snaught out of the football, and they did.

It's their base plan when Lamar Jackson is in a quarterback doubly so with Pack up Tyler Hunt Huntley and it was a 100%er when

undrafted rookie Anthony Brown was tasked to finish the game out. And yet Pittsburgh

could not stop it not by a little bit zone runs early gap runs late Baltimore had their way with the

Steelers Pittsburgh came into this one with a top 10 run defense a pretty number on

the season but the Ravens are a true challenge. Dobbins ran wild, Edwards ran hard, and their quarterbacks barely got involved.

As John Harbaw said post-game, quarterback runs were not part of the game plan, probably because

the team had a rookie behind Huntley and wanted to minimize injury

which they ultimately could not avoid.

It was simply Baltimore's backs and the Raven's lines having their way with the Steelers

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