We lost the battle but Pickett won some respect for going at Shaq Lawson
“I liked it,” Diggs said. “As I saw him do it, I thought, ‘That took a lot of guts to do that from the quarterback position to push a D-lineman like that.’ Shaq ain’t no sucker.”
Miller said he just liked the message Pickett was sending about continuing to fight, even if the Steelers were getting smoked.
“I don’t think it was so much the hit that Shaq had on him. I think it was, ‘Our score, our situation that we are in, it’s not acceptable. This ain’t going to be us. This may be my first start. But I’m not accepting this. This ain’t good with me.’”
“I liked it,” Diggs said. “As I saw him do it, I thought, ‘That took a lot of guts to do that from the quarterback position to push a D-lineman like that.’ Shaq ain’t no sucker.”
Miller said he just liked the message Pickett was sending about continuing to fight, even if the Steelers were getting smoked.
“I don’t think it was so much the hit that Shaq had on him. I think it was, ‘Our score, our situation that we are in, it’s not acceptable. This ain’t going to be us. This may be my first start. But I’m not accepting this. This ain’t good with me.’”
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