Doug Gottlieb - Why Steelers Have Been Successful Without Ben Roethlisberger

DOUG GOTTLIEB SHOW - Doug Gottlieb marvels at how the Steelers have found success after taking a significant hit in the talent department.

[jameslavery]

Roethlisberger's relationship with the GM had him be more influential than the Head Coach. Roethlisberger wanted to have control of the destiny of others, while winning a football game became secondary. Even the Steeler's team membeeship commented like underpaid scary men. The Steeler's management don't want believe a better team can exist without Roethlisberger. If Rudolf has balled-out, the pay increase Roethlisberger's pay increases would have been very premature. At one time, Roethlisberger was being accused of alleged sexual assaults, so he is no better than Antonio Brown. When a player is so disconnected, then his result is to "defecate is his nest" while everyone watch his clean-up effort that will never end.

[yumitokushige]

Chemistry and combinations.... in general.
I think players who hold the ball a longer time than others in the game can determine the game result.

They and people want to talk about QBs most often.

[Kingstyles]

The second best quarterback last week was Dak Prescott and he lost too.

[billhawk]

Steelers have no offense just get a lead on that D an they done

[mohamedkallon]

Because the NFL is hot garbage coaching wise, too many talented teams with shitty coaching

[pcontiman]

good spiel, my brownies could use some culture. A once proud organization does not represent Mssr's Brown very well.

[marckristian]

Did thid fool just attribute 'it takes a village" to Hilary Clinton? Thank you for reminding me why I don't listen to you.