Welcome to the terrible take, a daily segment telling

Steters Nation what's on our mind. I'm Dave Bryan.

Are you going to Accresure Stadium Saturday night to watch the Pittsburgh

Steters play to Las Vegas Raiders as part of the 50th anniversary of the Immaclet

Reception game between the two teams?

If so, you better bundle up because it's going to be real, real cold.

How cold? Well, Jenna Lake, a meteorologist at the National Weather Services

Pittsburgh office, told the Pittsburgh Post Gazette that wind gust Saturday night could get as high

as 30 miles per hour, which is going to make things

feel far colder.

The wind chill Saturday night could drop as low as minus 10 to 15 degrees.

Man, that's cold, and this might just end up being the coldest home game that the Stedars have

ever had.

Even if it isn't, the cold weather and wind figures to make it extremely tough to throw the football

consistently well.

In short, the Saturday night game could come down to whichever team runs the football

the best.

While the Steeter's running game has improved throughout the season, the Raiders really have had a solid running attack that they have

leaned on quite a bit this season. In fact, Raiders running back Josh Jacobs enters Week 16 as the

NFL's leading Russia with 1,195 yards and 11 touchdowns on 291

total carries. Jacob's success running the football this season certainly has the

attention of head coach Mike Tomlin and that was evident during his Tuesday press conference

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