Nobody on the Pittsburgh side would know this better than Patrick Queen,

so when Queen speaks about what it takes to go at Lamar Jackson,

it's well worth to listen.

He did address this yesterday on the South Side. He wants to win. He'll do whatever it takes to win, and he knows what it takes. So just from my perspective, just going against him. Just being able to not to tackle him and probably get a chance to actually tackle him. That should be fun. He's just a great competitor. He's a great athlete.

He can do whatever he wants on the field, as we all know.

So for me, it's just one against the best.

Yep, and I'm going to maintain right here and right now that Jackson won't be the number one challenge the Steelers are going to face this Sunday.

Good morning to you.

Good Thursday morning.

I'm Day on Kovach, H. of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

This is Daily Shot of Steelers.

It comes your way bright and early every weekday.

If you're into hockey and or baseball, I also offer daily shots of the other two teams in town that I cover,

the Penguins and the Pirates. The number one rusher in the National Football League,

and it's an old story, but it's an old story with a new spin, is Derek Henry. Henry is

30 years old, and he is the farthest thing in the world from being washed up.

1,120 yards. Yes, already he's a thousand yard rusher. His average carry is 6.1 and he has scored 12 touchdowns.

Now, he has done this within the framework of an already dynamic offense because of Jackson,

and because of Mark Andrews and Zay Flowers and other threats that the Ravens have,

there's a reason that the Ravens overall have the number one offense in the league.

But Henry, as I see it, is the figurative straw that came in from the outside to stir the drink.

And he has started.

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