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Deebo & Joe - Steelers WILD WIN vs. Lions, DK Metcalf Hits Fan, Myles Garrett Closing On NFL History
22 Dec 2025
Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: How do Deebo and Joe analyze the Steelers' performance against the Lions?
He done knocked it off his own leg. He fumble it. You know, he see them boys out there hitting. No, for sure. Two, four yards on it now. Mm-hmm. Leverage. Now- We get to third and 12. And this damn golf. He is rhyming for what, 13 on that? Yeah, he did. Hey. Mm-hmm. That was just deep. Yeah, we got to kind of pursue on him. We have to make the play, brother. We do, we do. We got to make the play.
We do, we do, we do. Corral that. We do, we have to corral that. That's 13 yards. He caught it at six. He got vertical. He did a great job of trying to get vertical, but we got to make that tackle. We got to make that short at 13 yards. Next play, my dude Harrison, he getting the backfield, but he let Gibbs give him the ah-ah. But you know what? We hunting. Yes.
He don't get nothing but two yards on him. Mm-hmm. Could have been a loss. Could have been a loss. We got, we leaving a little meat on the bone. I ain't tripping, man. I ain't tripping. Second down. He's a golf dude, right? He was a little bit of a pain here and there. Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Flicker? Was that his name? Flicker? Ficker? Yeah. Something like that. Frisker. Frisker. Frisker. Frisker. This dude go ahead and punch up 18. But you know what I like, though? No yak. No yak. No, yeah, for sure, for sure. No yak. Next play, we stop that man for no gain. Montgomery zero. Second down. Ah. Yeah. He got 17 on us. I think we didn't feel that exactly how we needed to.
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Chapter 3: What insights are shared about key player performances?
I think some guys might have went short. He was real patient. He was real patient.
He was real patient.
So that's why I like people. That was a good run by him. Yeah, right. That was a good run. He out-patiented us on there. He went on head. He out-patiented us. He out-patiented us on there. He went on head. Hey, next play, Nephew. Nephew was balling. I got Nephew. Nephew was balling the whole game. He was balling this whole season. My man probably only got four flags this whole year.
Nephew's been hooping. Hooping. Yep. Break up on the slant. The Frisker dude? Yep. Again. Again. 14. To the four. To the four. To the four yard line. Hey, y'all want to try and run this thing? We going to stuff Gibbs. Stuff, stuff. Stuff, stuff. Take it down. Sawyer. What'd that boy do? Tackle for loss. He's coming downhill. The lineman getting there too slow. He supposed to contain that.
What I'm going to sit here and wait on you for when I know I can get in there and make this three-yard loss? That's called the player making a play. Players make plays, baby. Don't look to get blocked. Don't look. Don't look to get blocked. You see it coming because you attacking. You being at full speed. I love that. Third down. I ain't going to lie to you, man. Golf, St. Brown.
It is what it is. You know, everybody get paid. Everybody get paid. Everybody get a little something. But they do what the Lions do. And they go for it on fourth down. I am so happy that this coach ain't realized that it gets late in the season. Fourth down ain't the new third down no more, brother.
I thought you would have realized that after you lost a whole championship in the process that you could have won because you wanted to keep going for it on fourth down. You could have been in the Super Bowl, but I thank you and appreciate you for this because nephew! Plaster. Plaster. They scrambling. He running around.
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Chapter 4: How do Deebo and Joe react to the game's turning points?
He got his eyes on his man, on his man the whole time. No matter where Jerry's off, he's got him on him, scrambling. It's called plastering your receiver. When you're plastering, you're just on him, no matter where he's at. And he's trying to throw it. Pass, pass, break up. That's a turn of the hands. Hey, man, he was on that boy tighter than a pair of Fruit of the Looms. You understand?
Literally. You understand? They come out there. We get the ball on the three, D-Bo. What happened? So, I think they missed. We get tackled for loss, but I think they missed the face mask on that first play. I ain't tripping. It could have been possibly a face mask. We lose two. We lose two. Say, now, hey, Roger, say, hey, I'm going to tell you what you do.
When you come in, don't even listen to what the play call is. Just look at me, and I'm going to look at you. At seven. Stealing. Then the quick out route to Austin. No question. Next play. Go ahead. Hey. The MVP. Well, say, listen here. Y'all put a fullback back here for a reason. I'm going to follow him and wait till he do what he got to do and set me off. Bow. 18. Mm-hmm.
18, allowing this fullback to sit there and go ahead. MVP. Set it up. Make the play. I ain't going to lie. We end up stalling out. But it could have been worse. We game. We were on the three-yard line. We had to change the field position. Yeah. Yeah. First and foremost, change the field position. Yes. Okay? Detroit, get out there. Bird nine. It's William Fry, girl.
21, boy, that was a great route, brother. Hey. Soon, up, stared you up. You didn't know if he was going to run in or out, and then hit him with the bang to the out. Great route, great ball, great pass. I would have liked the DB to get a little more depth underneath. A little more depth. Make it a little harder throw. That man hit you with his, that was a route. That was a route.
I ain't going to lie, he hit me with one. He hit me with one. But listen, we can always improve. Yeah, no, for sure. Hey, the next play, that man Heisman, y'all just want to let him go and say that, oh, he ain't going to come down here and make this play? That's just disrespectful. Tripping. So he went down there full tilt. TFL. Tackle for a loss. Mm-hmm. Third and six. Okay. Boy.
It had to be a miscommunication. Can't leave St. Brown that wide. No, not that wide. We had too many people doing the twist. You know how you do the twist, you done lost him. Now you, oh, man, turn around here. Oh, man, he's over here. Too many motions. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That was a miscommunication. Without the offense getting us that extra yardage, that could have been an issue.
A thousand percent. You know what I'm saying? That could have been an issue. It could have been in the red zone. Hey, no question. Next play, again. Hey, he got back and forth, but he said, hey, I'm going to give you this. I'm going to go in and dip up under you and make a play. Them boys was coming after them dudes, bro. Make plays. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Players make plays, man.
That's what they do. Second down. Hey, Queen. Queen on Gibbs. Good on good. Good on good. Good on good. Third down, nephew! Look, I love your passion, nephew. You're strapping. Let him know about it, but please don't get a flag. Just don't get a flag. Yeah, that boy said, hold on. I said, you know, I'm hyped. Celebrate with your teammates. Yeah, no question. Get up out of there now.
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Chapter 5: What were the key moments in the Steelers vs. Lions game?
Oh, Lord. Oh, Lord. I'm like, oh, I'm like, oh, I'm with the flip. Oh, Lord. Bankroll bars, Mr. Joe. It's about to go bad. Anybody but bars. Anybody. Anybody but bars. Lord, please. I'm scratching. I ain't going to lie to you right here. Oh, my goodness. Boy, I'm scared. I'm sweating. All right. So now. First one. Defense. Get back out there. Hey, first one. Hey, Jalen, get up in there.
Three y'all. Yes. Yes. Yes. Hold on to the shirt.
Then we get them.
We get them to a third and 13. We allow these boys to get 12, though. Yes. And then... P.I. The bang-bang on our man-digger. I feel like he's right there. He's right there. Just don't hook the arm. I think if you don't even hook the arm, if you just don't even go to hook the arm and he could get it. He'd just go like this for sure. Yeah. But you know what that is, Deebo?
Because he was trying to make sure. He did the arm because if he does miss it, he wants to be able to secure the tackle.
Right. You got to do that. You got to do that.
Yeah, you got to do it. But spinning them is what's going to make you get the flag. So it's tough. Yeah, yeah. First down, though, we get a sack, but it's a trip. Yeah, he knew it immediately as soon as he did it. He threw that heel out, bro. I got to like, oh. Yeah. Hey, man, whatever you got to do, baby. Why you scratch claw? Hey, good question. We almost sacked him on the next play.
And then St.
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Chapter 6: What happened during the DK Metcalf fan altercation?
Brown ends up going, I think it was like 24. Bruh. Second down, 10. What the dude? Tesla? Tesla? Yes. Dude, I don't get. He get down to the one, bro. I ain't going to lie to you. All right? And I'm like, oh, Lord. Oh. Come on. Like. How? Why, guys? First down, dude, on the one. We're like, come on. But Detroit scores a touchdown. And we get an OPI. Hey, man, listen, man, you cannot do that.
You can't. Two yards, man. You don't get no more than a yard, man. You don't get no more yard. And this is what I'm trying to tell you, Tudebo. People are not understanding. This is when they say he's set up to pick them. They was like, no, he's supposed to go in there and cause traffic.
Chapter 7: How did the Browns perform against the Bills?
That's it. Saying pick. What do you mean cause traffic? You either got a route to run or you don't. You're trying to go in and cause traffic. You mean running to the other man, which is a pick, and then you go in and get into the route. That's a way of disguising saying pick. Like, oh, no, go in there and cause traffic. What is route? It's cause traffic. You show me that on a play sheet.
You know what I'm saying?
No question.
You're trying to get that rubber bump. Yes. You're touching me. A thousand percent. The thing is, they need to start getting, if they're going to do this, if the receivers are going to do this, they need to start trying to get out of the way, but make it look as if you're going to blast and then jump out the way at the last minute. Do something.
Because he's going to be falling into that looking for the contact. But, hey, listen, y'all worry about that some other time. I like how y'all did it. That was a pass interference. He was two yards down the field, and he picked. No question. And then, on first and 11, they get a false start. Bring them back to first and 16. Thank you.
Bang, bang.
Bang, bang.
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Chapter 8: What are the implications of the Steelers' defensive performance?
Seven by Gibbs. Hey, bang, bang. Short of the tackle. Yep. And that third down, listen. Tesla. Clark fighting for his life. Fighting for his life out there. Trying to break his hands apart. Anything, bro. I think he would have bit him if he could. No question. He don't hold on to the rock. Yes. It's fourth down. Everything on the line. Now that, that was 100% OPI. Thank you.
I don't even need to get to it. Double hands. Double hands. Double hands. Like a bench press. And then come to find out, he tried to throw the ball back. They scored a touchdown, but it don't matter. The game can end on an offensive penalty. I did not know that. That's something new to me. But I'm so happy it happened. Yep. Yep. I'm so happy I got to find that out. Yeah.
Because it's 29, 24, and we going to the dough with W. We're out of here. We're out of here. We got to put all these lines back in their cages. We just got through training them. You know, we get through that. And, hey, the Steelers offense, they did their job. Hey, we controlled the ball. Debo. Time of possession, bro. Come on. It's crazy, dog. Come on.
Hey, we ran the ball, and we kept Rodgers cleaner than I ever thought we would. I ain't going to lie.
Yes.
They answered when they needed to answer most situationally, too. Dude, we was 50% on third down, 100% on fourth down. Two huge runs by my man, Jalen Wong. That boy was 14 for 143, two tugs. Gainwell put him in nine for 50. Hell, and even Smith got him, too. For 28, 230 yards rushing, brother. Average 8.5 rush. The process was good, good, good and effective. 27 for 266 with a touchdown.
That man hit 10 different receivers. Okay? We had the one little turnover. That's okay. That's okay. Washington took the ball. You got to hold on to it. Just hold on to it. I love you, Alfred. Defense. Defense. Oh, my God. Go ahead, Deebo. Talk to them. Oh, my God. That's one thing I do. Tell them when they do bad.
Hey, listen.
They held these boys to 15 yards the whole game. 15. 1.3 a rush. Not even a yard and a half now. Come on. Not even a yard and a half. They made them give up running the ball, and that's what you do. Took them as well. That's the defense. I told the boys to drop they nuts, and you know what they did? They said, the hell with dropping them. We going to let them drag on the turf. Oh, my God.
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