Mike Tomlin

I mean, they were they were four and one at one point and the Ravens were one and five.

Now throw on to that the fact that all they had to do was beat Cleveland and they avoided all that the other night.

And instead, they're there playing for their lives.

So let's not paint this, even though in the preseason, yes, nobody thought the Steelers would win the division.

A month and a half in, a lot of people thought they would win the division.

Vegas still didn't believe so.

But if you're four and one and the other guys are one and five, you should win that division.

If all you have to do is beat Cleveland, which just fired their coach, you should win that division.

So in the end, when I consider this question, what constitutes a successful season?

The way things played out in the broken AFC North, really the least you could have done is win it.

And now the real games start, and you better win one to make it a successful season.

If it's a great game against Houston and goes to overtime and they lose, I won't be of a mind that I was last year after the Baltimore embarrassment, but it still won't be a success.

928-9370, Wonder Twin.

Here is Gary to chime in.

Hey, Gary.

Thanks.

Wow.

That's what they had us do, Limits, when we were in junior high school.

It's unbelievable that it happened all these years later, but it happened.

It wasn't co-ed, but we still had to swim.