Welcome to the terrible take

a mini podcast on the Steelers Nation what's on our minds.

I'm Joe Clark.

The Steelers have to fully commit to their bully-ball identity

against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.

They ran the ball well against the Tennessee Titans, running for over 160 yards in both

running backs, J. Lynn Warren and Archie Harris, ran for over 65 yards.

That sort of performance has to continue against Green Bay on Sunday.

The Packers have allowed under three yards per car in the last two games,

but they're likely going to be down

the linebacker Koy Walker on Sunday. Walker is a big piece of the run defense

rocking up 19 total tackles against the Detroit Lions earlier this

season. With him being doubtful, along with quarterback Jayor Alexander also being doubtful, the opportunities are going to be there in the run game.

If Alexander doesn't go and the fact that he didn't log a practice at all this week makes it seem like his status for Sunday is probably very very

doubtful which is he's listed as doubtful the Packers are going to be on two of their

top corners with former first-round pick Eric Stokes also out for the contest in

addition safety darn all savages pick Eric Stokes also out for the contest. In addition, Safety Darnell

salvages out, which means the Packers are going to commit to give help to

their corners in the past game. That's going to involve a lot of double

safety looks and empty our boxes, which should give room for Warren and Harris to run.

This offseason, Pittsburgh added Isaac Somalow and Broder Jones in addition to Titan Darnell, Washington.

All three are mollers on the run game, and with Jones likely getting another crack on the

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