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All right, welcome to you, pod, to win the game. I am Charles Robinson, senior NFL writer for Yahoo Sports. He is Frank Schwab, senior writer for Yahoo Sports.

And before I asked Frank a question here, I want to remind everybody, Frank and I will be back to the midweek pod.

We're going to do a mail bag, a question to answer session with some of our listeners. So if you could, as soon as you hear this, or I guess shortly afterward, send us a question.

And we will try to get it to you this Wednesday. I have a question for Frank, though. Frank, you and I watch this Sunday night football and I, I, when a man is six foot four and 220 pounds, I have a hard time leaving that, that man wide open.

Yeah, especially, especially when he's Mike Williams, okay. And yet somehow the Pittsburgh Steelers found a way to scheme up a slot blitz.

And I guess apparently the safety didn't come over and cover the way he was supposed to, either that or the corner that was matched up with Mike Williams, maybe shouldn't have jumped, you know, the slot.

But either way, Mike Williams ultimately ends, I mean, just a stupid game on Sunday night, absolutely ridiculous Los Angeles charges win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, 41 to 37, an important win, by the way, for the charges and an important loss for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Yeah, huge. And I thought that Chris Collins worth, you know, he talked about it. And I thought he hit it perfectly that if make if it's Patrick or that play doesn't happen, I get that's just the look the Steelers battled, they scrapped, they did everything you want. They're without TJ want make if it's Patrick Joe, hey, they still should have won that game.

Yeah.

And then you run that slot blitz and just blow a coverage of Mike Williams running down the sideline tearing your heart out like what a, I mean, it's one of those games where it's almost like had the Steelers just lost, like they're about 17 start to fourth quarter, they just lost.

You go, okay, we didn't have our three guys will regroup will be fine. You lose this way. That's crushing because when you get the ball back, I mean, after the fourth and inches, which, you know, Stanley's going to go for it. That's what he's going to do.

I thought they should have run quarterback sneak, but they run that glory. It's stopped. The Steelers get the ball a little bit. I think less than four minutes left at that point.

You'll be like, we're going to win this game. We're going to the, for the first time in 231 times in our franchise history, trailing by 17 points into fourth quarter.

We're going to win this game and the somehow lose it is almost more crushing than if you just won't lost by, you know, 17 like they started to fourth quarter with.

Yeah, I mean, you squandered a really good performance by Ben Rothisberger, frankly, very effective, had some, had some really nice throws in this game.

You squander a comeback that, I mean, you know, we're all texting and, you know, Frank makes the remark about that this is where the, you know, I think Frank said it about five minutes before it started.

But he was like, basically, this is where the chargers start charging and they did. And we're like, I can't believe this is still the identity of this team to fall apart like this.

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