What were the best moments of the Steelers season?

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Joe 0:01
I just got a text from a man I consider to be influential who said, hope all is well.

What changes are coming to the Steelers organization?

Joe 0:11
Change is definitely coming to Steeler land. What do you make of that, O Limitless Wonder?
Austin 0:17
Well, I wonder what the depth of the change is. Is it just Terrell Austin? I don't consider that much of a change. It's already Tomlin's defense. Is it the quarterback? That change has been happening for the last four years. So I wonder what the depth of that change is.
Joe 0:29
So do I. And I don't know. What was your favorite moment of this whole Steelers season that we're saying goodbye to?
Austin 0:39
Probably the Baltimore win. Just a week ago.
Joe 0:42
When that field goal sailed wide, right?
Austin 0:44
Yeah, being in the building for that, knowing that there would be one more game. Because, I mean, who doesn't like more football? I know it might have been consequential and maybe what could have happened with the coach, but I think we're all in the same boat on that anyway. Where that was just a really fun moment for an all-time Steeler-Raven game in the top five. It's probably around four or five. But still a really fun game to be able to watch, enjoy, and be in person at. Other than that, it was cool to see them win in Ireland. There were more lows than I would say highs. I mean, losing to the Browns again. The end of the Detroit game was thrilling.
Joe 1:22
That was a great fourth quarter. It sure was. One of the big headlines on ESPN, Rogers backs Tomlin. Absolute, quote, absolute joke if on hot seat. I mean, the real joke is that we're going on a decade without a competitive playoff game. Sorry, but that's just, that's the joke around here. a decade without coming close to winning a playoff game, without coming close to winning one. All right, Limits, do you have a prediction on Penguins' lightning tonight?

What was the best moment of the Steelers season?

Austin 1:56
I think the Penguins will bounce back from their two-game losing streak, and they will beat the Lightning 2-1.
Joe 2:00
How about a prediction on when's the national championship game?
Austin 2:05
Monday next week.
Joe 2:07
Who do you want to win? Indiana. Who do you think will win?

How did the Steelers perform against the Ravens?

Austin 2:10
I think Indiana will win.
Joe 2:11
I think Indiana is one of the greatest college teams I've ever seen.
Austin 2:14
Yeah, they're right up there with 2019 LSU. I mean, they don't have, I don't think the NFL talent that that LSU team had with Burrow, Chase. I think Higgins was on that team. Just an incredible, Justin Jefferson.
Joe 2:30
Yeah.
Austin 2:31
So Indiana doesn't have that. They do have a number one overall pick in Mendoza and a talented wide receiver core, but it's not as big of a names, or at least I don't think they'll become as big of names in the NFL like that group was and just how dominant they were. I mean, Indiana has been very dominant too with their margin of victory.
Joe 2:49
Do you have a rooting interest in the NFL as we move forward? I should say that what's cooking brought to you by your local Geico rep, Tim Hester.
Austin 2:56
Thank you, Mr. Hester.
Joe 2:57
Very kindly. Cloudy and high 47, Mel Blunt, low of 30, Jalen Warren. Fan weather brought to you by Myers Law Group, Pittsburgh's choice for affordable legal solutions. We got Buffalo, Denver. Denver is now favored. I thought Buffalo at first was, but it's Denver by a point and a half.
Austin 3:14
I'm rooting for the Bills. partly because I know that you want the Bills to succeed, Joe, and I'm rooting for you, but also because I've always liked Josh Allen, and I want to see Josh Allen succeed, and I want to see the people up in Buffalo be able to celebrate.
Joe 3:28
That's very kind of you. San Francisco at Seattle. Seattle by seven and a half. I don't care about that game, I have to say. I'll watch it, but I don't really care about it at all.
Austin 3:40
I care about Sam Darnold and him continuing to prove people wrong.
Joe 3:44
Do you think they'll win?
Austin 3:46
I do, but I don't think it'll be by more than seven and a half.
Joe 3:49
Houston at New England. Man, these Texans, that defense is, it could be historic, and I use that word lightly considering what happened to the Steelers' use of that word this year. They are something else, and I think they're going to win. New England is a three-point favorite. I guess it depends on whether C.J. Stroud fumbles four times or nine times in the game, but I'm going to take Houston, and I want Houston.

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