Go Inside the Hullough with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Brimbo.

Yes, hello, welcome to Inside the Huddle.

We are going to look back on week 11 in the NFL, and it was another instructive, entertaining, informative Sunday across the league.

I'm your host, Neil Reynolds, joined as ever by Jeff Reinbolden.

Jeff, we thought this Sunday with the first two games we're going to talk about and we're

getting to the detail of them would tell us some things.

Pittsburgh beating Baltimore, 1816, Buffalo beating Kansas City 30 to 21.

But putting an umbrella over both of them, it did tell us something,

but it also hasn't told us everything because there's no way the Ravens are going away

and there's no way the chiefs are going away.

So the pitch is still going to be a little bit murky.

Yeah, you know, there's still going to be great storylines all the way

till the last down is played of the regular season and on into the playoffs.

But man, did we get some good football today?

And it was really some great playing, some incredible play calling,

and, you know, really just some outstanding coaching.

I was really impressed throughout the leagues with some of the decisions that were made and

some of them that frankly weren't made.

Yeah, I think the first game we're going to talk about.

So Pittsburgh beat the Baltimore Ravens 1816.

They've now won eight of the last nine meetings between these teams. They've all been decided by one score. Since 2008, 27 of 33 games between these two teams have been decided by one score. Jeff, it was brutal. It was bad-tempered. Every yard had to be fought for four. I think this, as I would say, in Munich,

was right up your Straza. You know what? I was telling Giles, our producer, who's a huge

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