The Pittsburgh Steelers dominated the Cleveland Browns. There’s no better way to describe the game. Host Mike Asti talked with briefly with Steelers fan Michael Santiago of Getty Images, who many in Pittsburgh may know for his photography work, and then pivoted to chat with subscribers during this edition of Pittsburgh Postgame.

The discussion included what losing Devin Bush could mean for the defense, Chase Claypool joining NFL history, JuJu Smith-Schuster not able to be involved in the offensive fun again and even James Conner answering his critics, which have certainly included Mike Asti himself.

Chase Claypool put on a show and the Steelers moved their record to 4-0 with a 38-29 win over the Eagles, which is the first time a Steelers team has opened a season 4-0 since 1979. Mike Asti joined Matt Gajtka live from outside of the press box at Heinz Field to recap the game and discuss what the Steelers did really well, as well as, what the Steelers still need to improve.

Did Mike Tomlin hint how he may incorporate the running game the rest of the season, why did the defensive pass rush struggle to get to Wentz? Who would’ve been to blame if they ended up blowing the game to a banged up Philadelphia team? Where do these Steelers stack up among the elite teams in the AFC and NFL? Mike and Matt answered those questions and more on edition of Pittsburgh Postgame.

To truly understand Tunch Ilkin’s ALS diagnosis, Mike Asti spoke with Chris Nowinski, a former college football player and WWE wrestler, who has made it his life’s mission to help educate the public on the effects of brain damage in athletes.

Nowinski explained to Asti what kind of fight Tunch Ilkin will be dealing with, the risk NFL players are taking and why football is actually not safer today than in the past.

Nowinski is the CEO of the Concussion Legacy Foundation, co-founder of the Boston University CTE Center, a neuroscientist, and a former WWE wrestler.