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stillers4me
11-11-2012, 07:50 AM
Byron Leftwich watched ESPN's "SportsCenter" the other day, and they listed their top five candidates for NFL Most Valuable Player.

• Ben Roethlisberger was not among them. "He should be a candidate," said Leftwich, who backs him up at quarterback for the Steelers in more ways than one. "The fact he was not listed is ridiculous. He's one of the elite; '7' can play the game of football, and he's playing at a very high level."..................

Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/sports/steelers/steelers-make-pitch-for-roethlisberger-as-mvp-661606/#ixzz2BvCwzgt7

steeldawg
11-11-2012, 07:56 AM
He shoould definetly be on that list he has been nothing short of awsome this year.

salamander
11-11-2012, 08:00 AM
One of the "golden boys" will win it.

zulater
11-11-2012, 08:25 AM
"He should be a candidate," said Leftwich, who backs him up at quarterback for the Steelers in more ways than one. "The fact he was not listed is ridiculous. He's one of the elite; '7' can play the game of football, and he's playing at a very high level."


"He's a big reason why we've been in games and why we feel we can win any game," defensive end Brett Keisel said. "That's why we feel we can go to the Super Bowl every year, because we have a championship-type quarterback."


"He's a big-time leader, a big-time competitor, a fourth-quarter killer," Mike Wallace said. "He's the toughest quarterback in the league. ... He picked up the new offense really fast. I feel it's time he gets the recognition he deserves."

"You see how valuable he is to our team, the plays he's able to make at 6-5, 245 pounds," Leftwich said. "Nobody else makes those type of plays. Nobody else his size is capable to do what he can do -- throw people off him all the time and make a play. Big guys can do that but then they can't move around enough to throw the ball 35 yards down the field to Emmanuel Sanders.

"Sometimes he doesn't get mentioned with the elite quarterbacks for one reason or another," Keisel said. "We in this locker room consider him the best."



Where did they get all of those positive quotes at? Everyone knows his teammates all hate him! Just ask PFT and the commish! :sarcasm:

Seven
11-11-2012, 10:20 AM
He should be in the conversation, but he won't be. The gaudy numbers aren't there.

siss
11-11-2012, 10:57 AM
MVP MVP MVP


As Ben's self appointed MVP campaign manager, I totally agree with every word of this article!