stillers4me
12-13-2015, 07:49 AM
Ben Roethlisberger was devastated when the Steelers didn’t retain Bruce Arians as offensive coordinator after the 2011 season. They had a unique relationship. Arians said Roethlisberger was like a son to him and said he was Roethlisberger’s crazy uncle. The two made it to two Super Bowls together, three if you count the 2005 season when Arians was wide receivers coach.
That put new offensive coordinator Todd Haley in a tough spot. Roethlisberger was slow to accept change, perhaps even slower to accept him. But look at the two now. Roethlisberger is playing the best football of his Hall of Fame-caliber career. The Steelers offense has become the NFL’s best even without All-Pros Le’Veon Bell and Maurkice Pouncey and left tackle Kelvin Beachum.
Here’s what’s ironic:
Roethlisberger and Haley are so good together that Roethlisberger might be looking at another change after the season........
read more @ http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/ron-cook/2015/12/13/Ron-Cook-Roethlisberger-Haley-bond-impossibly-special/stories/201512130086
That put new offensive coordinator Todd Haley in a tough spot. Roethlisberger was slow to accept change, perhaps even slower to accept him. But look at the two now. Roethlisberger is playing the best football of his Hall of Fame-caliber career. The Steelers offense has become the NFL’s best even without All-Pros Le’Veon Bell and Maurkice Pouncey and left tackle Kelvin Beachum.
Here’s what’s ironic:
Roethlisberger and Haley are so good together that Roethlisberger might be looking at another change after the season........
read more @ http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/ron-cook/2015/12/13/Ron-Cook-Roethlisberger-Haley-bond-impossibly-special/stories/201512130086