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Winning is the Best Deodorant: Steelers-Chiefs Tweetcap

by Ian

The Steelers came into Kansas City looking to bounce back after their loss to Jacksonville last week. In another low-scoring affair similar to last year’s playoff game, the Steelers jumped out early, ran all over the Chiefs, and got big plays from Antonio Brown and James Harrison to seal the win. Here are the best tweets from today’s game.

The Steelers got the ball first and drove into Chiefs territory, but…

The Steelers got a break when the Chiefs backup center snapped the ball over Alex Smith’s head and out the back of the end zone.

But committed an error of their own when AB and JuJu couldn’t field the free kick and the Chiefs recovered in field goal range.

The Steelers came back and drove down the field with Le’Veon carving up the Chiefs defense up the middle.

Bell cashed it in for 6, because running in the red zone works.

Bell got flagged for excessive celebration for boxing the goal post though.

The Steelers were having success running the ball and throwing to the left (away from Marcus Peters). But they got too smart for themselves and tried a throw to the right and Peters picked it off.

The defense stepped up and got a 3-and-out

The Steelers got down to the 2, but they didn’t run the ball on first down and were held to a field goal.

The Chiefs got their chance at a two minute drive, but Vince Williams came up with TWO big sacks to send us to halftime up 12-3.

The Chiefs got the ball first and the Steelers defense held on 3rd and short.

Le’Veon continued putting on a show

https://twitter.com/Steel_Curtain4/status/919689102731169792

The Steelers had to punt, and seemingly had the Chiefs contained but Mike Mitchell whiffed on a sack then committed a roughing the passer ON THE SAME PLAY

Rather than kicking a field goal and cutting the lead to 6, the Chiefs went for it on 4th and 2 from inside the 5. The defense stepped up big time.

The Steelers made it to midfield after the turnover but punted back to the Chiefs.

The defense couldn’t hold forever, and Smith found De’Anthony Thomas down the sideline who made a few guys miss and took it to the house.

The Steelers drove it to midfield and Ben nearly threw a pick on third down, but the ball bounced off the corner’s hands and into AB’s lap. He turned it upfield and the rest was history.

The Chiefs marched quickly down the field, but the Steelers defense held to a field goal. Just like in January, Andy Reid opted to kick deep and trust his defense. This time, the Steelers couldn’t convert on 3rd down.

It was up to the defense to stop the Chiefs, and James Harrison came through in the biggest of moments with a third down sack of Alex Smith.

An incomplete pass on fourth down turned the ball over to the Steelers to kneel it out.

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