Welcome to the terrible take a daily segment telling Steelers nation what's on our mind. I'm Alex Kazora.

The Steelers and Browns come into this game with nearly identical strategies. Run the ball, possess the ball, play great defense. Each team

pinning their hopes on making this a 13 to 10 type of game with the goal of being on the 13 side of things and that's the most likely way

this showdown is going to end up we know it'll be defensively dominated but one of these offenses is going to have to make a play and that may be

literal just one the splash touchdown that proves to be the difference the

third down conversion in the final two minutes to salt away the clock, the

past that gets a team in field goal range with time almost out. Will it be Cleveland

and rookie quarterback Dorory and Thompson?

The Steelers defense has an obvious edge here, but they're missing key defensive names and

DTR's mobility is a real asset that could frustrate.

For Pittsburgh, the run game is on track as well as it has been all season, and there's still

talent on the outside with the hopeful addition of Titan Pat Friar Muth over the middle.

The Brown's defense is stingy, but Pittsburgh hit them for a 71-year touchdown in that first matchup back in week two.

Of course, maybe it really will be the defense that puts all the points on the board as the Steelers did in

week two with a pair of defensive scores.

But I gotta think at the end of this one, while the defense will dominate in headline

the Monday conversation.

We'll be talking about that one play either offense made

to come out on top.

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