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You know, I don't know what the exact time is that you need to wait after a big satisfying

win to talk about something negative. But we're okay to talk about Broderick Jones today, right?

Yeah? Yeah. Okay. Good afternoon to you. Good Wednesday afternoon. I'm Dan Kovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is the new double shot show. It comes your way every weekday at 4 p.m. Eastern. Broad, I feel like I need a disclosure here. Broad's a good dude. I've really gotten to like this kid. He is not a problem in that context. He's not

lazy. He's not unmotivated. He's not lacking some sort of team level awareness. He's okay.

What happens to Broad on the field is that he just loses focus. He loses his awareness, loses his alertness, and that's why you've seen, unfortunately, a few times this season, where he'll just line up at right tackle.

He'll be down there in that stance and someone just unplugs the controller.

And everyone else is moving.

Football's been snapped and he's still there.

That's such a bad thing that I feel I don't even need to say it.

But the question and the challenge that faces the Steelers is what are you to do about it?

How do you fix this?

Pat Meyer, the offensive line coach, was made available to reporters today on the South

side and this is what he had to say on broad.

Roger Benossom, I mean, his attitude, he's nothing but listening. He just kind of

learn. He's got to focus, you know, I think he's just going to focus each and every play.

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