Ben Roethlisberger's Case-Condensed

• SportsAndLady

  

  killer_ewok wrote: As for the Ben "ranking" argument....I'd say anywhere from 5th-7th sounds about right.

  I can change my stance to this.
• THE4RINGZ

  

  I would say in his first 2-3 years in the league he benefitted from the system in place there. Now they have built the system around him and his skill set.
  
  Tony Romo a better QB than BR? GTFO!!!!!
• BR1986FB

  killer_ewok wrote:

  Prescott wrote: The Steelers won't trade Roethlisberger. He is a top 10 QB and they would never get equal value.If this story is an accurate breakdown of what is alleged, then Roethlisberger is guilty of being stupid and boorish, but not criminal .
  
  The one line that I found interesting was this:
  
  She told him something that officers found perplexing: the woman claimed that she and the 6-foot-5 Mr. Roethlisberger had sex while she was sitting on the toilet.

  That's either one tall shitter or Ben is hung like a horse.

  Now THAT is classy. I wonder if he wined & dined her first with some sardines on Ritz Crackers and a warm glass of Fred G's favorite liquid refreshment, Champipple.
• Automatik

  

  Romo?! Now that one is funny.
• Heretic

  

  BR1986FB wrote:

  SportsAndLady wrote:

  BR1986FB wrote: Put him on the Rams or Raiders and see if he's still top 4 or 5 in your eyes. Bet he isn't.

  It's not like the Steelers O-line is good..soooo

  He's in the perfect system for his skill set. If he would have come into the league with the Lions, Browns or Rams, I don't think he's the household name that he is today. Just my opinion....

  I think you could say that about just about every QB in the league. Guys like Ben or Brady came into the league on a good team. Guys like Peyton Manning following the Troy Aikman path of being drafted by a bad team with good management that very quickly assembled the proper complementary pieces. Their first year might have been forgettable, but due to great talent evaluation, they had strong teams around them very quickly.
  
  But teams like the Lions, Browns, Raiders, etc. have been plagued by horrible management decisions over the past number of years. They have revolving doors for their coaches and GMs and don't seem to have had cohesive, consistent plans for moving forward. I wonder from time to time if guys like Tim Couch and Joey Harrington really flat-out sucked or if they were ruined by the team that drafted them and could have been a good-to-great QB if they'd been on a better team.