calling all roethlisberger haters far and wide

[jack daniel]

people complain alot about him, how the steelers would be better without him. well he just beat arguably the best defense in the league tonight with a broken foot, broken nose, and being forced to run around all night because he was being harrassed. this team is now 9-3, and minuse the jets have an extremely easy remaining schedule, and are well on their way to 12-4 another division title and first round bye. this team would be nowhere close to this without him. so to all the haters stop hatin!

[El-Moldo]

I hate him, hurt or not.

[jack daniel]

he wins, enough said. now i may not approve of his off the field antics, but on field you couldnt ask for more

[KirkHerbstreit]

Winner on the Field, Loser off the Field. I'd take him over every QB but Brady. He might not have the best stats. but he knows how to win games.

[BisonBlue07]

I'd take him over any QB in the league with how he must play to succeed in their offense. Tom Brady has and always will suck when there is pressure around him (as does Peyton Manning). Those two need their clean pocket to make plays and Ben doesn't get that most of the time and yet he finds ways to succeed by being mobile.

[abpk2903]

Great leader on the field. I don't give a ******* what he does off of it. Every passing play last night resulted in him being pulled down, slammed down, rolled up on, punched in the face, ect. by several defensive linemen and linebackers yet he got up every time.

[raidernation]

Big Ben will get more rings than Brady.Screw the stats

[jack daniel]

Big Ben will get more rings than Brady.Screw the stats

i agree 100% i honestly could see, barring injury of course, ben ending up with more rings then anyone

[lhacbigfan]

That play where he stiff armed Suggs and threw the pass away was ridiculous... No other QB in the league could make that play.

[jack daniel]

lhacbigfan

i dont think any other qb in the league plays as well as he did with a broken foot, then breaking his nose on the first possession, in a game against baltimore's defense