Steelers' Quarterback Issues Lead to Loss Against Jaguars

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00:03 >> Heading to the Steel City up next, we saw the Jacksonville Jaguars go on the road

00:08 into Pittsburgh and I'll tell you Scott, look pretty good doing so, winning 20 to 10 is two

00:13 and a half point road favorites, 41 being the total it stays under. Jags win, Jags cover as

00:20 the road favorite. What'd you take away from Pittsburgh today?

00:23 >> First time ever for Jacksonville to win five in a row and cover five in a row. The more we watch

00:32 Mitch Trubisky, you just scratch your head and you wonder what did the Chicago Bears think of

00:39 this guy when they use what the second or third, whatever was overall pick a few years back. I mean,

00:45 he looks worse and worse every time I see him. Did throw for 138 yards, he came in,

00:50 Kenny Pickett got hurt and Pickett wasn't any better. Pittsburgh's got some serious quarterback

00:55 issues, they really do. They're a win now team, Drew, they got a great defense, they got wide

01:00 receivers, they got Najee Harrison in the backfield. The only thing that's missing is a quarterback.

01:05 Pickett leaves, he got hurt and Trubisky comes in, he stinks. They threw a touchdown pass but two

01:11 picks. The play calling was questionable, the officiating was even more questionable.

01:18 There was, Deontay Johnson called out the officials after the game, which I thought

01:21 was interesting. But there was one call, Drew, where Pittsburgh's lining up for a 51-yard field

01:27 goal just before halftime, it's 9-3. Field goal, good, right? Good at halftime, 9-6, little bojo.

01:33 They wave it off, offensive offsides where they said one of the interior lineman's head

01:40 was in the neutral zone, which you're not supposed to be. And that is something that

01:47 you could call every single play, every single play, especially on a field goal try when

01:54 everybody's all bunched up. His head wasn't in front of the line of the ball, it was just

01:59 there's like a neutral zone there where you can't impede. And they called it, they wipe off the

02:04 field goal, 56-yarder, no good, and there you go, that was it for the Pittsburgh team.

02:09 But just makes you wonder, why? Why would you call that now when you could call that every

02:16 single play and that is never, ever, ever called? Just makes you wonder sometimes about these

02:23 officials.

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