Ben Roethlisberger's performance yesterday

[PittsburghPA]

Ben only had 23 pass attempts yesterday, so whatever he accomplished doesn't count. Even the NFL said that they refuse to enter his statistics in the record books, because real QBs throw at least 30 passes per game. Had Ben thrown the ball just eight more times, you bet your ass that four of those eight extra attempts would've been intercepted and returned for TDs, because we all know that Ben Worthlessberger can't win if he has to throw the ball more than 30 times. Forget the driving rain and the fact that we had an insurmountable lead; the real reason Mike Tomlin emphasized the running game in the fourth quarter is because he doesn't trust the most overrated player in the NFL, one Ben Worthlessberger. :rolleyes:

[oblongatta]

Tony Romo only had one more pass than that (he threw for 180 more yards).

 

[PittsburghPA]

Tony Romo only had one more pass than that (he threw for 180 more yards).

But Tony Romo is God. How dare you smite God. May you burn in Hell.

[aj_law]

Heard an interesting, but not surprising, statistic this mornin'.  

Top 5 RBs, in terms of yardage, all won.  

Top 5 QBs, in terms of yardage, only 2 of 5 won.

Of the 5 QBs that threw 40+ so far this week, only one won.

[JackSplat]

Tony Romo only had one more pass than that (he threw for 180 more yards).

i would actually say that Cleveland has a much better secondary than the trainwreck they call a defense in giant land.

 

[VThrilla18]

Tony Romo only had one more pass than that (he threw for 180 more yards).

i would actually say that Cleveland has a much better secondary than the trainwreck they call a defense in giant land.

I would have to agree... and I honestly think the shit stains have a better D as a whole than the Jailbirds, I mean Bungles, I mean Bengals.