Mike Tomlin

Brown and Williams, man, are a formidable tandem.

They also have some other guys that are

playing extremely well in a lesser role in terms of volume or targets.

But a playmaker is nonetheless.

It's not only about rushing the pass if you're trying to minimize a guy like golf who's functioning in the ways that he's functioning.

He's completing 70% of his passes, he's not throwing the ball to the other team.

We better utilize a lot of schematic strategies in terms of coverage, coverage makeups, man zones, simulation pressures.

We better work the bat passes, et cetera.

It's not only about the rush in terms of getting him and them off rhythm.

We better fight for each and every incompletion.

And so that's our mindset as we lean in on the week.

You couple that with the top notch running game and that formidable run tandem that they have.

We got a big week for us in terms of preparing for those guys.

In terms of their running game, can't say enough about the demeanor of their collective.

Certainly, I know their offensive line coach and run game coordinator, Hank Fraley, and I remember him as a player.

They play as a collective the way he played.

He has built that unit in his image.

It is a gritty group.

They finish.

They take pride in terms of winning the line of scrimmage and waging the war of attrition in the run game.