You know, it's funny, everybody gave me crap.

They said I called it, called him out.

I don't think I really called him out.

I just said I was going to go on a darkness retreat to recruit him.

If he wants to be a stealer, he can be a stealer.

Right.

That's the pitch.

I don't know why everybody thought, oh, Pam's really going at him. And so some fans say, oh, yeah, keep doing that.

And the other fans felt like, oh, man, you're really going to scare him off. I'm not

scaring anybody off. I just want to win games, play good football.

Cam Hayward doing a little moonwalk away from what he said last week on his podcast.

Cam, we played what you said.

You either want to be a stealer or you don't.

It was pointed.

But it did generate a reaction probably stronger than he expected.

Yeah, right.

Pam Hayward last week with Rich Eisen.

And I don't know if that conversation occurred before or after Aaron Rogers was in the

building.

And he managed to keep it all under wraps until Jerry Doolock of the Post Gazette.

And if this was a test to see if the Steelers have leaks, oh, they have a leak, one of their

trusted beatwriters, somebody to whom things are handed all the time from somebody with the Steelers.

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