Joey SchroederHostUh, starting off, Bengals versus Steelers, give some final thoughts.
Joey, I know you already spoke on this a bunch.
I'll give some quick brief thoughts, and you might have some as well, and then we can move forward.
Um, I thought you guys touched on it very well.
I think everything you all said made sense.
It was a classic AFC North game.
It was ugly at times, uh, it was physical at times, but overall, a game that you would hope the Bengals could close out with opportunities.
But in the end, the Bengals kind of had bungle moments, which we've seen in AFC North games of the past.
Um, whether you're talking special teams, whether you're talking about the effort to tackle Darnell Washington, whether you're talking about Joe Burrow's lapse of judgment holding onto the ball too long and fumbling it away, all of those moments seem to come out when we're playing those AFC North matchups, and it came out in troves.
Um, the Steelers tried to give it away too.
They had a chance to go up two scores.
Aaron Rodgers threw a great ball, went through a wide receiver's hands, we intercept it, get ourselves back into the game, have a chance to be dominant on our end, we muff a punt, give it right back to them.
Um, overall final thoughts on it, just in general, you would love to be sitting in the driver's seat three and O with the Jaguars coming to town, a team that is playing really good football and their only loss against the Broncos.
Instead, you're sitting at two and one, and the game feels more must-win than it should.
As three and one, you're sitting fantastic.
Two and two, things start to get dicey.
Joey, any final thoughts from you on that Bengals versus Steelers game?

Uh, Keisean Williams, most of you just know him as number 12, who muffed the punt.

He was cut from the team, which feel sorry for him, but at the same time, you, you gotta keep a level of standards a- and you gotta catch the ball, especially when you're at the 10-yard line.

Those are the teams you wanna be competing with for home field in the playoffs, and you lost pace with them.

I still think this is a playoff team, but if you wanna be a top seed, you gotta win games like that.
Yeah.
Uh, starting off, Bengals versus Steelers, give some final thoughts.
Joey, I know you already spoke on this a bunch.
I'll give some quick brief thoughts, and you might have some as well, and then we can move forward.
Um, I thought you guys touched on it very well.
I think everything you all said made sense.
It was a classic AFC North game.
It was ugly at times, uh, it was physical at times, but overall, a game that you would hope the Bengals could close out with opportunities.
But in the end, the Bengals kind of had bungle moments, which we've seen in AFC North games of the past.
Um, whether you're talking special teams, whether you're talking about the effort to tackle Darnell Washington, whether you're talking about Joe Burrow's lapse of judgment holding onto the ball too long and fumbling it away, all of those moments seem to come out when we're playing those AFC North matchups, and it came out in troves.
Um, the Steelers tried to give it away too.
They had a chance to go up two scores.
Aaron Rodgers threw a great ball, went through a wide receiver's hands, we intercept it, get ourselves back into the game, have a chance to be dominant on our end, we muff a punt, give it right back to them.
Um, overall final thoughts on it, just in general, you would love to be sitting in the driver's seat three and O with the Jaguars coming to town, a team that is playing really good football and their only loss against the Broncos.
Instead, you're sitting at two and one, and the game feels more must-win than it should.
As three and one, you're sitting fantastic.
Two and two, things start to get dicey.
Joey, any final thoughts from you on that Bengals versus Steelers game?

Uh, Keisean Williams, most of you just know him as number 12, who muffed the punt.

He was cut from the team, which feel sorry for him, but at the same time, you, you gotta keep a level of standards a- and you gotta catch the ball, especially when you're at the 10-yard line.

Those are the teams you wanna be competing with for home field in the playoffs, and you lost pace with them.

I still think this is a playoff team, but if you wanna be a top seed, you gotta win games like that.
Yeah.
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