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Diontae Johnson is proudly owning as much as his lack of effort in the midst of the Steelers’ matchup towards the Cincinnati Bengals … saying he addressed the scenario along with his teammates and vowed to do higher shifting ahead.
The 27-year-old extensive receiver confronted a ton of backlash for seemingly giving up in the midst of a play throughout Pittsburgh’s 16-10 win on Sunday … with recreation footage displaying him showing bored with going for the ball after Jaylen Warren fumbled within the first quarter.
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Johnson spoke with reporters concerning the now-viral lowlight on Wednesday … and he is seeking to get previous the entire ordeal.
“I addressed the situation with my teammates,” Johnson advised the media. “They know how I feel and how I feel about the situation. I’m not perfect. All I can do is move forward and just keep playing football.”
Diontae Johnson addressed his Steelers teammates on the notorious fumble/effort scenario.
Says he nonetheless expects to start out Sunday.
“I’m not perfect… It won’t happen again… It looked bad on film.” pic.twitter.com/dBISBjtvNi
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Johnson — who was pissed he tousled on a possible landing catch on the earlier play — defined he doesn’t need to be judged based mostly on one second … and he promised to show it along with his play from right here on out.
“One play doesn’t define me,” he added. “It never will. I didn’t come up playing football like that. It looks bad on film. From here on out, going forward, just be smart, keep playing to the whistle.”
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