You should anticipate it being a physical and rough and tumbler game because history tells us that.

And I think how the two teams are playing this year also gives you that indication.

I'll say it's the team going out there battling, but it's the cities too.

Like I feel like our fans, our city, they get the most out of it more. I feel more than

we do sometimes just because like it's, I don't know. I can't even imagine like being in the

stands watching us perform against them or they're performing against us. It's going to be a

light side game. One of the great rivalries in football, a little bit greater this year.

The Steelers 6 and 0, the Ravens 5 and 1 is we begin this second hour of PFT live.

They get together for the first time this weekend, Peter King.

I'll tell you, look, both teams are on the short list of AFC contenders, and this weekend isn't going to change that.

It's just going to go a long way toward determining who's got the harder path to a potential Super Bowl appearance

because one of these two teams is going to win the division, and the other one's going to be a wild card and have to go on the road for most playoff games, if not all of them.

Here's the way I kind of look at the importance of this game and how these two teams see

the importance of this game.

About a week ago, little more than a week ago,

Eric DeCosta, the general manager of the Baltimore Ravens,

told Rick Spielman, the general manager of the Minnesota Vikings,

hey look, if we are going to get this trade for Janik and Gokwe,

done, we have to get it done by Thursday during the day.

That's our deadline.

And Spielman is wondering, what is, what's that all about?

And it's very clear.

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