At 36 years old, I feel confident in saying that Cameron Heyward is the best interior defensive lineman in the National Football League right now; certainly against the run.

We can collectively scream until we’re blue in the face about the coaching decisions that often lead to the tight situations we find ourselves in, and there was a lot of that in this Ravens matchup, but the results speak for themselves - at least in the regular season.

The hate runs really deep for me, and If I have to experience back-to-back years of them bouncing us from contention, I may actually cry real tears.

This isn’t meant to be an end-of-season-type post; we’re not there yet. But, considering last week’s loss in Cleveland, and much of this season as a whole, we once again find ourselves at the mercy of unreliable quarterback play.

Welp, I just got done watching the Ravens/Packers Saturday Night Football game. I was hoping I’d get to celebrate an early division win, but alas, Derrick Henry had other plans…

The Pittsburgh Steelers stormed Motor City and secured a victory over a desperate Lions team, 29-24 further bolstering their lead in the AFC North.

They’re 7.5 point favorites right now, and honestly, that feels about right. I’m not in the business of straight up predicting Steelers losses, but I’ll be watching this one with a grain of salt.

Jaylen Warren’s first instinct is to get north/south, whereas Gainwell has a propensity to look for the cutback lane, to devastating effect might I add. Shahtaht to Adam Thielen (#16) for the underrated block on the play above.

It’s December, though, so everything’s a must-win at this point. OH, and they’re honoring Ben Roethlisberger, Maurkice Pouncey, and Joey Porter at half time, so if we drop the ball in front of them, I’ll be wildly upset. Handle business.