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Good afternoon. I'm Dan Kovach, Beach of DK. Pittsburgh Sports. This is Double

Shot. Comes your way at 4 p.m. Eastern every weekday. And this one comes after, eke. Cowboys, 20, Steelers 17,

and yet so much uglier than the final score or even the weather that delayed the thing

for an hour and change could possibly describe. I've been saying and writing for months now

that the Steelers were not going to get by without a second WR1.

And I was always careful to say it like that.

I was always careful to use that terminology.

It wasn't about getting a WR2, a second wide receiver,

someone who could kind of fill that role, you know,

subservient to the main guy.

It always had to be someone who could legitimately challenge and maybe even scare a little bit,

George Pickens.

Now, through four games, for the most part, he was fine, both in terms of performance.

And I guess to an extent, poise, not yesterday, not yesterday.

What he did before the game, during the game, after the game, and even today, the day after the game,

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