We are back in the kitchen, folks. The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the beautiful vacation hotspot known as Cleveland, OH for their second AFC North battle in 5 days; this time against the Cleveland Browns.

The goal is the Super Bowl, and anything less would be a failure, in my opinion. It’s been close to a decade since I’ve felt this way about the Pittsburgh Steelers.

It took us until week 11 to get our first taste of AFC North football, and it comes with some SERIOUS seeding implications. The Baltimore Ravens are traveling to the City of Steel for a good-on-good battle against the Pittsburgh Steelers, with the winner securing their hold on first place in the AFC North.

That means that the Commanders won the turnover battle 1-2, but still dropped this game due to some costly mistakes; most notably jumping offsides on the hard count late in the 4th quarter to seal the Steelers win.

I cannot stress this enough: we HAVE TO WIN THE TURNOVER BATTLE. This is probably the most nervous I've been about a game this year.

During that presser, he made a comment about how the Steelers were actively searching for WRs, as well as other positions to ensure this team is ready for the brutal back half of the season. Immediately, speculation began on ‘Steelers Twitter’ about what position(s) he could be talking about. It turns out, that position was OLB, but more on that later.

Obviously, the Steelers opening drive touchdown was called back because of a facemask call on Broderick Jones. We ended up kicking a FG on the end of that drive. It sucks that we’re 8-9 weeks into this season, and we’re still talking about the points being left on the field because of the constant mistakes by one guy, but here we are.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are hosting the New York Giants tonight on Monday Night Football. Outside of the wide receiver chatter throughout the week, it has been a relaxing week for Steelers fans, watching the Ravens take a loss knowing that we have a REAL opportunity to take control of the AFC North heading into the bye week. Standing in our way is rookie star Malik Nabers and the Giants who are…quite frankly…not very good.

After a slow start, with the Jets leading 15-6, the Steelers proceeded to step on their throats for the rest of the game en route to a 37-15 win; a hell of a start for the Russell-Wilson-led Steelers offense.