Not Just Football with Cam Heyward
Oct 14, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 17 segments
Cam Heyward and Hayden Walsh break down the Steelers' win over the Colts and look ahead to the Bucs. They argue over Jayden Daniels' wild late-game finish, swap their best trash talk stories, and Cam…
Cam HeywardHost
Hayden WalshHost
I thought the team played very well, but you've obviously broken it down now more than me.
I think on the D line you saw, um, Keon Benton, you saw Sebastian Joseph-Day, you saw Y.A. Black, and, uh, we also saw Gabe Rubio play very well.
I think when you look at our gr- our D line, there were a lot of different factors that we had.
It might not even show up in the stat book that, but I thought Y.A. Black had one of his best games of just dominating blocks and getting off blocks.
Um, on offense, I thought, um, w- our game plan was really solid, and I thought we, we took advantage of what they were giving us early.
Um, we converted into explosives, and our explosives ended in touchdowns or, you know, it kept going our way.
I logged off because something was screwed up with my mic, so I have no clue what you just said about the team.
Is that one of those things that, like, you could take the positive of the way you guys played in the red zone and then on your side of the 50 to where you stopped, held them to three, but it's also like we can't let them get to that point because obviously holding to three's good, but you don't wanna give up points.
So how did you evaluate that if I don't-- and obviously I missed stuff, so if you talked about that, I apologize.
I was gonna also address, um, as a defense you talk about taking the field, you don't have no control how you're on the field, but you have control out of getting off the field.
I think there were some times, uh, whether it was special teams letting them get across, uh, the 50 and start in good position, we were able to get off quick.
We didn't get any turnovers the entire game, so that is one thing that really sticks out.
I thought the team played very well, but you've obviously broken it down now more than me.
I think on the D line you saw, um, Keon Benton, you saw Sebastian Joseph-Day, you saw Y.A. Black, and, uh, we also saw Gabe Rubio play very well.
I think when you look at our gr- our D line, there were a lot of different factors that we had.
It might not even show up in the stat book that, but I thought Y.A. Black had one of his best games of just dominating blocks and getting off blocks.
Um, on offense, I thought, um, w- our game plan was really solid, and I thought we, we took advantage of what they were giving us early.
Um, we converted into explosives, and our explosives ended in touchdowns or, you know, it kept going our way.
I logged off because something was screwed up with my mic, so I have no clue what you just said about the team.
Is that one of those things that, like, you could take the positive of the way you guys played in the red zone and then on your side of the 50 to where you stopped, held them to three, but it's also like we can't let them get to that point because obviously holding to three's good, but you don't wanna give up points.
So how did you evaluate that if I don't-- and obviously I missed stuff, so if you talked about that, I apologize.
I was gonna also address, um, as a defense you talk about taking the field, you don't have no control how you're on the field, but you have control out of getting off the field.
I think there were some times, uh, whether it was special teams letting them get across, uh, the 50 and start in good position, we were able to get off quick.
We didn't get any turnovers the entire game, so that is one thing that really sticks out.
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