Here's the thing. There's speculation. There's rampant speculation. And there's also semi-sudo-quas

responsible speculation. And I'm going to give it a try at the latter. Good afternoon to you.

Good Thursday afternoon.

I'm Dan Kovachvich of DK. Pittsburgh Sports.

This is the new Doubleshot Show.

And you want to know, just like I want to know,

who it is that they're talking about.

You know what I'm referencing.

When you have a handful of defensive starters basically accusing someone or multiple someone's or however else they choose to couch it, of not wanting to be competitive, of not wanting to contribute enough to the team of just plain old not trying hard enough.

And they are the ones who elect to make that public. Remember, people like me, we don't walk

around the locker room saying, hey, do you have any guys on your team who just plain old

don't give a crap?

Because if you do, do you want to care to comment on that?

It's just not, you know, that's not how this started.

This started with Patrick Queen and a couple other guys in Baltimore, kind of suggesting

it.

And then Queen's comments take off a little bit more.

More guys feel comfortable saying something.

Alex Highsmith pretty much blows up everything on Christmas Day

by talking openly about lacking want to.

And even T.J. Watt, who never says anything controversial, TJ said something to the effect of how most of the guys in the room really want this or something.

And it's like, okay, well, what do you think we're supposed to do with that information?

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