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00:02 The New England Patriots entered as a 2-10 football team and
00:07 as a six-point underdog on the road in Aquachure.
00:11 And they leave a three-win football team after scoring 21 points
00:16 against the Steelers to win outright as the six-point underdog 21-18.
00:22 Donnie, it was remarkable to see that because not only did we predict
00:27 Pittsburgh would be resilient in their bounce back effort after a disappointing
00:31 result on a weird football game with multiple lengthy weather delays and
00:35 Kenny Pickett getting injured early on against a two-win team at the time,
00:40 the Arizona Cardinals.
00:41 But that wasn't just our prediction.
00:43 Mike Tallman called it redemption week for the Steelers, and
00:47 that was the result to kick off week number 14.
00:49 >> Yeah, it was a really poor effort overall here from the Steelers and
00:53 also particularly from their defensive side.
00:55 Now granted, they made some adjustments at the half,
00:57 they shut out the New England Patriots.
00:59 But I think the Patriots went into that mode of, okay, we have the lead,
01:01 we're just gonna siphon this clock away, not make any disastrous decisions.
01:06 Which again, they got a pump blocked here through an interception,
01:08 didn't help their cause.
01:09 But if you're gonna run yourself out to a 21,
01:11 excuse me, I said three touchdowns in the first half,
01:14 that's gonna dictate what you wanna do, not what the other team does.
01:17 And also Mitchell Trubisky, apologized, let down Steeler Nation.
01:21 You think you did that?
01:22 22 of 35, a buck 90, quite frankly, didn't even get over his passing prop until
01:26 those final 18 seconds of the game, where they were just letting you do whatever you
01:29 wanted here, as long as you stayed in bounds.
01:32 Just not a great performance overall QBR rating of 46.6.
01:35 But also, the prop that I like the best in this game was George Pickens.
01:39 Because what does he do?
01:40 One on one plays down the field, you throw it and give him a chance.
01:43 He had five catches in that game.
01:44 If he would have thrown me five catches before the game,
01:46 he'd easily go over 39 and a half yards.
01:48 But Dinkin and Duncan, sideline to sideline,
01:51 I don't know what the Pittsburgh Steelers were thinking.
01:52 But then again, why should we even be questioning?
01:55 It's Mitchell Trubisky, a quarterback.
01:56 And even though he had much better weapons than Bailey Zappi and
01:59 that New England offense, New England's offense looked leaps and
02:02 bounds better than the Steelers the entire night.
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