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

I'm Josh Carney. There's that old saying of don't poke the bear.

Cleveland Brown's defensive end, Miles Garrett, must have missed that memo.

Speaking to reporters Tuesday ahead of the Thursday night football game against the Pittsburgh

Steelers, Garrett was a bit critical of Steelers' star pass rusher T.J. Watt, stating that he

shouldn't have felt two ways about the

23 defensive player of the year award going to Garrett in January. What, as one can recall,

tweeted out, quote, nothing I'm not used to before the start of the NFL honors and then skipped

out on the ceremony to hang out with his now wife, Danny. That drew some criticism to Watt in the moment,

but for the most part, many backed him skipping out on the award ceremony

after losing it to Garrett.

That was 10 months ago, though, for Garrett to bring it up now

after he had plenty of opportunity to this offseason.

Even in which he praised Watt and says he studies him,

is foolish on the Brown's part. Watt had a right to feel robbed, just like Garrett could have felt

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