Listen, I'm okay with pointing the finger at Mike Tomlin when I feel it's merited.

I do it a lot.

I might do it too much.

But when it comes to Broderick Jones, well, I can think of one thing for which to criticize Tomlin.

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I hope you'll check those out as well. Jones was not good to say the least. In the Steelers opening

34 to 32 victory over the Jets in East Rutherford over the weekend,

he allowed three sacks of Aaron Rogers, four pressures, and there's just no circumstance

in which that should be acceptable.

One could argue that there are scant circumstances in which that should allow the player to return to that same starting position the following week.

But you know and I know that's not going to change.

You know and I know why that's not going to change.

And now, after hearing this brief, three question three answer exchange, yesterday at

Tomlin's press conference, we know for a fact that it's not going to change.

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