Like a lot of the Steelers wins this season, playing this brand of ball doesn’t feel super sustainable, hence why there’s already 6 notches in their loss column. With that being said, I despise the Ravens with every fiber of my being, and I thoroughly enjoyed watching the all-22 of this game, specifically the Steelers offense.

I knew I would do some version of this post at some point, I just thought it would be in the offseason. Who knows, maybe they’ll give me enough ammunition in the latter part of the season to spin the block on ‘em. But I was SO pissed off after that Bills game, that this couldn’t wait any longer. These are my least favorite personnel blunders so far this season. 

For what it’s worth, when I was watching the game, I thought it was a touchdown.

Even when the vibes are at their absolute lowest, Steelers-Ravens continues to be a matchup that delivers for the fans. Tonight, the Steelers will head back to Pittsburgh with a dub, having taken down the Ravens 27-22 in Baltimore.

When Derrick Harmon doesn’t play, the Steelers give up 182.7 yards per game. He has already been ruled out for this week’s game in Baltimore. Godspeed.

Next up, @ BAL (lol), but I’ll have a film room about some of the more head-scratching things from this Bills game later this week.

As I have implied…we face a big problem this week in the form of Bills QB Josh Allen. His 28 total touchdowns (18 passing/10 rushing) is the same amount of touchdowns that our offense has generated all season.

The night is darkest just before the dawn. And I promise you, the dawn is coming. - I just think things need to get a little worse before they do.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are off to Chicago for a battle to determine who the true king in the north is right now - themselves, coming off a win against the Bengals and sitting atop the AFC North, or the Bears, winners of three-straight games and leaders of the NFC North