Mike Tomlin

The way the Steelers play offense and how that plays into what Houston does defensively.

I don't think punts are bad things in this game.

You mentioned the tackle breakers they have.

I'm not sure that's not going to work against them.

I kind of like Warren and Gainwell coming out of the backfield against anybody, even this team.

And here's the real thing.

that CJ Stroud and that offense will be more prone to turnovers and negative plays than I believe what you could accurately say is a dink and dunk Steeler offense would be.

I think they're more liable to make turnovers, to put the ball in the Steelers' hands than the Steelers are to put it in their hands.

And I think that's going to make the difference.

Yeah, don't get me wrong.

I'm convinced that there will be multiple series for the Steelers that will go backwards, that will look unbelievably ugly.

But as long as they don't wind up in Houston getting the ball, I think you keep advancing the game and make it the type of game that Mike Tomlin, quite frankly, has thrived in.

But Limits, I would hate to leave you out of this conversation.

Yeah, Nick, I just want to quickly go back to the Ravens game and the touchdown with Walker and the two touchdowns with Flowers.

From what you've learned talking to some of the players afterwards in the locker room and just going back and reviewing the tape, who do you think was responsible for those broken coverages?

Man, I do agree with that.

That's the most concerning unit on the team right now.

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