Gentle criticism here today, and I hope you take this well.

Because this has always driven me a little bit nuts about fandom.

You'll hear something. You'll repeat it.

Someone else will say it. You'll repeat it. Then you really

begin to believe it. No one ever stops to think about what it actually means. Good afternoon to

you. Good Tuesday afternoon. I'm Dan Kovachvich of DK. Pittsburgh Sports. This is the new

double shot show. It comes your way every weekday afternoon. I'm Dan Kovachvich of DK. Pittsburgh Sports. This is the new double-shot show. It comes your way every weekday afternoon. I'm talking about the whole, the Steelers are stuck in the

70s and they need to get out of the 70s thing that everybody repeats. But yet when you ask them

what it is that that means, what it is that they mean when

they say it or repeat it, you'll get, well, they're running the football.

Why are they so determined to run the football?

Why do they do that?

It's like they're trying to, you know, bring back Franco and Rocky and, you know, a yard

and a half and a cloud of dust and all that other stuff.

And it's completely incorrect.

The Steelers problem isn't that they wanted to run the football. It's that they couldn't run the football.

And I really want to go out of my way today to make that distinction

because I think that's going to be really important heading into this offseason

when the Steelers absolutely are going to be looking and prioritizing

a running back to replace Najee Harris, a running back to complement, absolutely are going to be looking and prioritizing,

a running back to replace Najee Harris,

a running back to compliment Jalen Warren.

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