HR 2: Fireside Friday – Week 10

The Bengals and Ravens provided us with the best Thursday night game of the year with Baltimore getting the season sweep over Cincinnati. An in depth preview of this Sunday's slate of NFL action, and Tom and Jacob share who they got for the Triple Play and they pick a winner for Steelers/Commanders.

For years the Steelers/Ravens rivalry was all about defense, but now the Ravens have the number one offense in the NFL, and they also have the worst pass defense in the league. Russell Wilson is 3-0 and averaging 30 points per game and can further expose the Ravens defense which can result in a Steelers victory.

Tom and Jacob play a round of Mh Hmm or Uh Uhh to determine which of the league's worst teams would they want to take over GM duties to try and turn things around, and they rank their top ten teams heading into the eleventh week of the season.

HR 1: Steelers Make Statement Win Over the Commanders

The Steelers allowed a season high 27 points but Russell Wilson threw for three touchdowns including the game winning moon ball to newly acquired WR Mike Williams to lead his team over Washington and improve to 7-2.

The Steelers had the biggest win of the week over Washington but there was still plenty of NFL action to pay attention to including the Chiefs blocking a last second field goal to remain perfect, the Niners winning with Christian McCaffrey back, and a major upset in Atlanta.

Mike Tomlin has a great track record coming off the bye week and against rookie quarterbacks, but Jayden Daniels seems like a different animal. Russell Wilson and Najee Harris need to attack the penetrable Washington run defense. Tom and Jacob make their predictions for who steps up against the Giants as a Big Balla.

Steelers GM Omar Khan brought in some extra wide receiver and edge rusher help by trading for Mike Williams and Preston Smith. The Steelers face the Commanders on Sunday and Washington also made a big splash at yesterday's trade deadline when they acquired CB Marshon Lattimore.

Jayden Daniels isn't just the run-away projected winner for this year's offensive rookie of the year, he's on pace for one of the best rookie seasons by a quarterback in NFL history. Tom and Jacob rank their top ten teams heading into the tenth week of the season.