I'm not a big fan of telling people what they should think. There's a reason we all have our own

minds and thought processes and more varying our views the healthier our society. I actually believe that.

I also don't believe that anyone should have a right to say anything at all bad about Justin Fields.

Good morning to you.

Good Monday morning.

I'm Deion Kovanovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

This is Daily Shot of Steelers.

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into hockey and or baseball, I also offer daily shots of penguins and pirates in the same place

that you found this. Colts 27, Steelers 24 here in Indianapolis yesterday. It was a performance by the previously undefeated Pittsburghers that was marred by

mistakes galore on both sides of the ball.

And heck, the sideline too, if you want to count Mike Tomlin and his staff.

And those mistakes included two of them by fields.

One was a fumble that he lost while backtracking away from a heavy double rush off

both edges that he should have seen, regardless of whether or not the Steelers

butchered the blocking and they did, and he should

have reacted accordingly and just, you know, not tried to escape two really big fast dudes.

A botched snap with Zach Frazier.

Frazier tried really hard to not answer several questions on the subject afterward because he's a rookie and because he's smart.

But it really was Fields' fault and Fields acknowledged as much afterward.

And there, there it is.

A game of a lot of mistakes, two of them by Fields.

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