Slay is in there.

Hey guys, Dan Kvachvich of DK. Pittsburgh Sports.

Welcome to Double Shot of Steelers.

It's presented by Fandul a little earlier than the norm on this Wednesday as I have to fly out to Minneapolis

later this afternoon for the beginning of a hockey trip. I'll be going to St. Paul, Minnesota,

and then along with penguins, not on their actual plane, of course. That's not how it works on our business to Winnipeg, Manitoba.

And then back here in Pittsburgh for the big game.

And it is still a big game.

It is against the Colts Sunday afternoon at Accroeshire Stadium.

Today, Darius Slay was interviewed before the practice that the Steelers had over at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex.

And I got to tell you, that has me just a little. that the Steelers had over at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex.

And I got to tell you, that has me just a little bit cringy.

Not that anybody did anything wrong.

If I was there this morning and sent it packing up for the trip,

I'd be right at his stall too because that's the job.

So that's not what I'm saying here.

What has me a little bit cringy is that it feels like we're starting to migrate in the direction of scapegoating.

And I'm not an exception to it. I've brought up Slay several times since the game Sunday night. And even though I shout on top of that, that you can't single anybody out from this defense, you can't even

come close to singling anybody out. When you are 32nd in past defense, 32nd out of 32 teams,

you've got nothing.

You've got absolutely nothing to talk about.

Here is, this was Slay and what he had to say this morning to reporters.

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