Hey guys, welcome to double shot of Steelers.

Brought to you by the Fandual Sports book.

I'm Dan Kovachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

The Steelers are in a session, in a, I'm not sure what the exact word is as you'd be looking for right now, program, something that other teams don't get to do.

There's only 10 teams in the NFL being allowed to do it this year. And that's just because they have a new head coach, a new staff.

And they're afforded,

if you want to call it a luxury. I'm sure the coaches do see it that way of being able to

get together on a voluntary basis. Well, the Steelers have taken the voluntary and they've

changed the definition of that because there's at least by our count 57 players in the fold over there, which is four more than you'd need to have a real live roster in the moment.

So an incredible show by those guys.

One of the players who's over there is the one I want to talk with you about today.

And I want to have a real, like,

candid back and forth with you guys on this. And that's Broderick Jones. First off, I want to state

the obvious. Here's hoping for the best for his health. For those of you who don't recall, in Chicago,

he was hurt when a member of the Bears came down like this on his upper back.

It's hard to describe.

Picture like broad, like being right here.

He came down like this and hurt his neck upper back area somehow.

And Broad was seemed fine after the game. And I saw him and I just asked him casually,

you know, hey, how are you doing? I'll be fine.

I'm just, he was mad about the play.

He didn't think it was in the moment.

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