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

I'm Alex Kizora.

It's officially game week for the Pittsburgh Steelers just six days away from their

season opener against the

San Francisco 49ers so let's start off the week by talking about the game.

Though our in-depth review won't come until later in the week, doo with our predictions, there is one point I want to hit on. I think this game could come down to the Edgerushers and the tackles.

On Pittsburgh's side, how much will they see? and the tackles.

On Pittsburgh side, how much will they see Nick Bosa?

Will they see Nick Bosa?

As of this recording, Sunday, Bosa remains a holdout, racking up fines as he waits for a mega deal. The 49ers, to be fair, seem

confident a deal will get done, but the question is when. And even if that happens before Sunday, which truthfully, probably will, how much will Bosa play?

You got to think he'll be on a snap count.

He has not practiced since January.

That's Advantage Steelers Steelers though Dan Moore and

Chakuma Accor for will still have their hands full on third downs. To contrast

that, T.J. Watt could have a real advantage on that 49er's right side of their offensive line.

San Francisco lost Stud Wright Tackle Mike McLinchy to Denver Infree Agency and they never filled that

void with any outsider.

Instead, they'll turn to West Virginia product Colton McKivitz who the team has talked up

and believes he can take over.

Still, it's a massive test against a guy like Watt who dominated week one last year.

Hopefully it's a repeat performance, minus the injury, of course.

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