Summary: 10/1/19<br><br>Season 10, Episode 24 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can and in this Tuesday show, Alex Kozora and I get right to recapping the Pittsburgh Steelers Monday Night Football home game win against the Cincinnati Bengals.<br><br>Alex and I quickly start with the injuries suffered during the Monday night and who all was inactive before diving deeper into our game analysis.<br><br>The Steelers out-schemed the Bengals on both sides of the football Monday night so Alex and I start with our thoughts on the play of the offense and specifically how the wildcat was used against the Bengals defense and why it worked. We also talk about how quarterback Mason Rudolph is still not pushing the football down the field regularly. We go over his passing distances from Monday night and talk about a few of the wide receivers.<br><br>Alex and I discuss the snaps played and not played Monday night by wide receivers Donte Moncrief and Ryan Switzer. Part of that conversation revolves around the Steelers losing some crucial compensatory draft pick value for 2020 this past week and how they can make up fort that by cutting Moncrief before Week 10.<br><br>After spending a lot of time on the Steelers offense, Alex and I switch over to giving our early thoughts on the play of the Pittsburgh defense Monday night against the Bengals. There were eight sacks and a few turnovers to discuss so Alex and I do just that.<br><br>Alex and I move forward to take a quick look ahead at the Steelers Week 5 home game against the Baltimore Ravens and the importance of that. We also tell you where our heads are at right now following the Steelers first win of 2019.<br><br>Alex and I finally close out this long show by answering several email questions we received from listeners.<br><br>As always, several other smaller talking points are mixed in throughout the show that are not highlighted here in this post.<br><br>Thanks for listening and don’t forget to call or email with questions or comments and please pass us along to your friends!
