They weren't prepared for it at all.

That's a direct quote from someone who coaches for the Steelers,

who isn't Mike Tomlin.

And the reference was to, well, good afternoon to you. Let's do that first.

Good Tuesday afternoon. I'm Dan Kovac, H. of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is the new double

shot show. It comes your way every weekday afternoon. It'll be Steelers versus Browns Thursday night up in Cleveland.

And I am anticipating, and I mean on multiple levels,

that Justin Fields is going to be a lot more involved

than the three snaps that we saw from him Sunday against the Ravens.

And part of the reason for that is what this coach had mentioned to me after the Baltimore game, noting gleefully.

And I'm talking about like a kid on Christmas morning that the Ravens had no adjustment whatsoever when number two came onto the field.

They hadn't prepared for it at all to go back to the quote.

Now, you can say, well, the Browns are going to be ready for it.

Yeah, they had, it's now on film and the Browns had, you know, the extra three days,

or even if it's just one day of practice,

they're now going to be totally caught unaware when Fields comes out there. No, they're not.

No, they're not. They might have an alignment that they go to when someone says, oh, look, here he

comes, here he comes. And they might move like one linebacker in one direction,

but they're not going to be ready for it,

not in the way that you prepare for an elite running quarterback.

Notice I'm not calling Fields an elite quarterback.

He's an elite running quarterback.

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