Brandon Marshall unsurprised Steelers needed 4th qtr to come back & defeat Cowboys; every game is a clean slate ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Brandon Marshall unsurprised Steelers needed 4th qtr to come back & defeat Cowboys; every game is a clean slate ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2020-11-09T16:16:01Z
Description: Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall break down the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers week 9 matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. Since any game is a clean slate, Brandon was not surprised the Steelers needed the 4th quarter to come back & defeat the Cowboys.

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Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall break down the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers week 9 matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. Since any game is a clean slate, Brandon was not surprised the Steelers needed the 4th quarter to come back & defeat the Cowboys.

NOVEMBER 9, 2020・first things first・4:16

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Brandon Marshall unsurprised Steelers needed 4th qtr to come back & defeat Cowboys; every game is a clean slate ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall break down the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers week 9 matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. Since any game is a clean slate, Brandon was not surprised the Steelers needed the 4th quarter to come back & defeat the Cowboys.

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