That's not what "fresh meat" usually means. If I go to the "fresh meat" section of my supermarket, I don't expect to see "remarkably well preserved muscle tissue." Brian and his ilk know this, and they want you to think the soft tissue that's been found looks like something you might eat. I've read anti-evolutionists here refer to the fragments of collagen that Schweitzer found as "steaks," so the technique is having the desired, deceitful effect.
Trying to say creationists are misleading seems to be a longstanding tactic of evos.
Yes, pointing out anti-evolutionists' repeated, often-intentional errors is something evos have been doing for a while now.
What deceitful effect? They found something that should have disappeared millions of years ago based on current understanding of collagen rate of decay. It should not be there. You don't dispute that but instead focus on choice of words. In fact it's evos who are continually misleading.