However one number that sticks out is 11 for 18

Against better opposition, the Steelers would not be able to hang on like they did today.On the plus side, Mike Wallace has looked sharp, catching another long pass, this time for his first touchdown of his career. It's especially refreshing since Wallace atoned for an earlier drop. Expect to see more deep throws to the speedy rookie out of Ole Miss.Also, with another drop today (though not as critical as the ones in the past), I don't see Limas Sweed being on the active roster again unless injury occurs. LaMarr Woodley finally got on the sack board and had his best game thus far this year as did James Harrison.However, one number that sticks out is 11 for 18. That was the third down conversation rate for the Lions today. The Steelers had trouble getting off the field on third downs and it has been a recurring theme this season.Hopefully Dick LeBeau will get this issue solved very soon.

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