On the latest episode of the Pat McAfee Show, the charismatic host turned his attention to a topic close to the hearts of many in Pittsburgh. The show host set the stage for an in-depth discussion, hinting at a brewing storm in the world of sports. The focus? The Pittsburgh Steelers were a team that was synonymous with success and fervent fandom.

McAfee talked about the recent Thursday Night Football matchup between the New England Patriots and the Pittsburgh Steelers. His views were brutally honest as he went on to talk about the match. Stay tuned for a revelation that could shake the foundations of Pittsburgh’s sports culture.

Pittsburgh is ‘Disappointed’

In the latest episode of the Pat McAfee Show, McAfee delved into the current state of the Pittsburgh Steelers. As the Steelers suffered a shameful loss to the Patriots, McAfee had to comment on it. He expressed significant concern about the team’s performance and overall condition. Further, he did not forget to highlight the sense of disappointment and frustration that seems to have enveloped the city of Pittsburgh.

Many of the team’s dedicated fans echoed his sentiment as well. He said, “Let’s talk about the New England Patriots, going into Pittsburgh last night and beating the sh*t out of the Pittsburgh Steelers.” Additionally, he also called out Treven Diggs and said, “Tone Digs has got to be worried about his franchise.”

The discussion painted a vivid picture of a city, and its people united in their passion for football. What do you think about this situation? Let us know below.

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