Chris Hoke

I think that the Steelers' defense is going to rise up and play well in this game.

I think that the Texans, obviously, are going to play well in this game at a top level.

You know, the number two scoring defense in the NFL.

I believe that the Steelers are going to win this game 17-14.

And to me, that's a low-scoring game.

But, you know, right there, that sounds like a good sweet spot to me.

But it's going to come down again to the fourth quarter.

I think it's going to be Aaron Rodgers driving the Steelers down the field in the latter portions of the fourth quarter to win the game.

It seems like he – you know, he didn't do that against the Browns, but the magic that we saw on Sunday night –

I think we're going to see it again on Monday Night Football and the Accreture Stadium.

The Steelers have not lost on Monday Night Football in 33 years.

And so it might be 31.

Over 30 years they haven't lost at home, 33, in Monday Night Football.

So I believe that the Steelers will take this one in a very tight game.

They're a little bit different, but not so much that I'd say that it'd be a winning edge.

I mean, yeah, their home games are on turf, but they've all played on grass.

If you're weather, then I would buy into that.

But to me, it's just coincidence, I believe.

Here's an interesting stat, though, is people talking about the Texans, people talking about the Steelers, people down on the Steelers because, oh, yeah, they have winning seasons, but you know what?

They're not winning the first round of playoffs.