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

I'm Alex Kizora. The debates happen before and will happen again when the Browns and Steelers meet in week 11 ahead of Thanksgiving.

T.J. Watt versus Miles Garrett.

And the internet over the last three days has debated PFF grades, advanced stats versus basic box score numbers, a never-ending

back and forth about anything and everything.

I don't engage with any of that but it is tiring to just watch it all unfold.

Here's the thing a little secret they're both all world players insane's Future Hall of Famer's.

Brown's fans say Garrett's better, Steelers fans say Watts better.

This is a debate over Coke versus Pepsi.

Everyone's drawn their lines. everyone has their unmovable side. But like

Dave Chappelle once said, you can't even taste a different.

Surprise. Point is, they're both unbelievable past rushes and talents off the edge.

I do think and I know Steeler fans won't want to hear it,

Garrett is a bit freakyer.

His DNA is not seen from this planet and despite what many

Steeler fans will tell you he had a strong game Monday night. Pittsburgh just

found a way to make sure he did not take over the game, did not write the headlines, the

way Alex Highsmith and T.J. Watt did.

That was the difference, and kudos to Pittsburgh for that.

My only other thought in this forever running internet commentary

is that what does get dogged too often by the more national media as this plucky

try-hard Russia. He's an amazing athlete too. Dude ran in the four-sixes, jumped 37 inches in

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