Chris Cote

Aaron Rodgers threw the interceptions and had another one that should have been an interception.

That DB is going to be haunted by his inability to catch a ball that was thrown right at his face mask.

But the Seahawks...

go on the road, and all of a sudden the Steelers don't look like they looked in week one.

And when I'm watching this game, this is what I did.

I'm like, hmm, yeah, one of the analysis I haven't done before.

If you're in your 40s and you have eight months to prepare for a game, your body probably feels a little bit different than if you've had five days.

After 40, that would be a decent place for a quarterback to age when the defensive linemen are 25 years old and 100 pounds heavier than you and faster.

And where's their defense?

The Steelers have given up over 30 points both games this year.

That's part of it, but I would say also he was 3-for-11 for 36 yards and an interception whenever the Seahawks sent pressure.

So his decision-making's not old.

We're in agreement on that, right?

It's his body that's old.

I thought the thing that stunned me the most about week one was the Steelers' offense and the reason that it stunned me because they...

They got lucky that the Jets fumbled a kickoff to get them back in the game.

We wouldn't have been talking about MVP Aaron Rodgers and his four touchdowns if they had not.

But the thing that was stunning to me about week one is I was expecting them to do four yard slants like they did with Roethlisberger at the end and control the ball.

and play defense.

I didn't expect sling it all over the field and throw it to DK Metcalf who can't be guarded by a cornerback or anybody a cornerback size if he just puts his body on you.