The hosts break down a strong game from Steelers inside linebackers Patrick Queen and Payton Wilson, calling it the best off-ball linebacker play Pittsburgh has had since Shazier and Williams. They trace Queen's progress from a so-so outing against Tampa to very good against New Orleans and phenomenal against Cleveland, and note that Wilson has now put together three straight very good games. They point to coverage, Queen's blitzing and a run defense where the second man arrives right away. They also say Wilson's offseason run-defense problems are starting to go away as he fills gaps with aggression and meets backs in the backfield.