Welcome to the Terrible Take Committee Podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Josh Carney.

Entering the Week 4 matchup against the Houston Texans inside NRG Stadium on Sunday,

the Pittsburgh Steelers defensive front finds itself inside NRG Stadium on Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Steeler's defensive front finds itself staring down quite an advantageous

matchup.

With names like T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith, Larry Ogenjobe, Marcus Golden, and even rookie Kiano Benton at this point,

the Steelers are putting opponents at a disadvantage in the trenches right away,

thanks to arguably the best pass rush in football.

That might be increased tenfold in week four against the Texans.

Houston will be without offensive linemen Laramie Tunssel and Josh Jones on Sunday,

forcing the likes of practice squad guys like Austin Desoulis and Geron Christian into the lineup.

On top of that, Steelers cast off Kendrick Green will start at left guard for the third

straight week.

Yeah, it's that bad in Houston right now.

Though Houston rookie quarterback CJ Stroud has played very well behind a makeshift offensive line early in his career,

he's going to face the best pass rush he might see all season behind a decimated offensive line.

For Steelers defensive line coach Carl Dunbar, it might be hard to figure out the quote unquotequote fish of the week as he likes to say regarding the opposing offensive line with the Texans

It's a great opportunity for the Steelers defensive front to come into Sunday's game against the Texans on a day in which they honor

JJ Watt by inducting him into the ring of honor

To simply take the game over quickly, making the Texans one dimensional and pinning their ears back to tee off on shroud.

Chances are Sunday's game won't be a pretty one for the Steelers once again.

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