Welcome to the terrible take many podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Josh Carney.

At this time of year in the NFL calendar, the pads are on in training camp and well

things can get rather heated leading to reports of fights across the league.

It's a common occurrence and that was the case Wednesday in training camp at

Saint Vincent College and Le Trobe for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Following a

linebacker and Landon Roberts on quarterback Justin Fields that sparked the

melee, rookie guard Mason McCormick mixed it up, starting the skirmish in an

effort to protect his quarterback.

Clips are circulating on social media and rightfully so.

And head coach Mike Tomlin wasn't too pleased after practice Wednesday about the fight,

stating that the Steelers were a bit less than professional

with the fight. On the surface, there is some truth to that. It took away some valuable time

for reps and it's never great to see teammates going at it like that

going to the ground in a sort of wrestling match. Tomlin said the right things

publicly but beneath the surface behind closed doors that guy has to be so incredibly happy that his

defense is chippy and physical and his new look offense is putting up with no

crap dishing it out in return.

The Steelers have talked all off season about wanting to be the bullies, playing a brand of physical

punishing defense and offense.

The only way you can truly play that style and replicate it is rep after rep

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