Having nosebleed seats my brother and I arrived early at Heinz to snag a spot at the railing in the south end zone.  This made for an interesting viewing experience.  A few thoughts:

1.  Seeing the field from that eye level makes you appreciate the speed of the game like never before.  Holes would open and close at such rates that I don't understand how any running back can choose.  By the time my eyes saw the hole it started to collapse.  Likewise I'd see a LB blitz the middle and it looked for sure like they would prematurely end the life of Matt Schaub, when out of nowhere (seemingly) a RB would step up and a collision would ensue.  Never have I realized how quick this all happens.  AMAZING.

2.  Our kick coverage looked great!  Being able to see the whole field I saw all lanes covered at all times.

3.  It's fun being able to see the player substitutions.  At least for a nerd like myself.  One interesting formation that we ran a lot had 2 TEs, 1 WR, 2 RBs.  I realize that formation is not new.  But what surprised me about it was the 1 WR.  It was always Nate Washington.  Anyone else see this?  This was primarily a running formation but isn't Hines the best blocking WR in the league?  I'm sure there's a reason, but it seemed odd.

4.  Leftwich needs to drop to #3 on the depth chart.  He looked lost out there.  I realize Dix is a rookie and probably has a lot to learn, but his God given talent and athletic ability make him a better choice in my mind then Lefty. 

5.  In the future i need to remember to take aspirin before going to the game.  Lord my head hurt from all that screaming.

6.  I'm 4-0 at Heinz field so far.  Just saying that they seem to play well for me and if ya'll are interested in a good season it's not a terrible idea to pay for me to be there.  I'm not saying, i'm just saying.