Dave Damashek

I'll just say it out of the gate, 24-20 home team.

How say you, Jordan?

Well, you said a lot of good stuff in there.

The thing that Aaron Rodgers said is the same thing that I was feeling for the vast majority of that game in New York or New Jersey, whichever one it was.

All the celebration about the play-action, gentle role that he's made a career out of, a Hall of Fame career out of, I didn't think he was moving great.

That's what Rodgers said, too.

Now the story is he maybe has a brittle back, which is what happens to guys that age, but

You know, this defense that they're going up against with Seattle is for real.

I don't have to tell you Mike McDonough.

By the way, interesting note.

I'm sure you remember this.

The last time the Seahawks paid a visit to Pittsburgh, Russell Wilson was the Seahawks quarterback, and that's when Roethlisberger hurt his elbow, and that began the Dakajas, Mason Rudolph, the whole thing that has led us to this point now.

Very little's changed, except that Sam Darnold and Aaron Rodgers are now the quarterbacks of the two teams we're talking about.

Before I let you go, Jordan, in a banner-first go-round here on Football America...

I look at Football America and the NFL cities within it, and each has a signature foodstuff.

I'm from Pittsburgh.

I think people would probably look at pierogies or primanthes with the French fries and coleslaw.

Obviously, Buffalo has its wings.

Philly has the cheesesteaks.

And so it goes.