Listened to it and did not hear anything that has not been said before. His observations were what has been posted here by many posters, including me, about Ben's radio show being a problem, Tomlin should have done something about AB acting out along with other players going public with their grievances years ago, and at some point the Steelers may have no choice but to get the aggrieved parties in the AB unpleasantness together for a sit down.
Of course as far as Ward saying on the one hand everyone needs to sit down and hash out their grievances (no kidding - that is how adults presumably would handle it) while on the other hand acknowledging AB was out of line by not responding to AJRII, not certain how you have a sit down if AB apparently is not even responding to teammates, Tomlin or the owner but using Drew Rosenhaus as his messenger boy while giving dazed mini-interviews in Atlanta.
But the credibility of anything Ward says about keeping it in the locker room (including Ben said I will not throw you the ball - that was new - only quote I have seen that comes close to that is Radio Ben saying after the Denver cluster he would have preferred on first & goal to try four passes to JuJu) is undermined by Ward unloading on Ben on NBC before the Ravens game in 2009.
If Stephen A. wanted to really engage Ward he could/should have asked if keeping it in the locker room was so sacred when Ward was on the team and how the 2004-2010 Steelers rolled why did you go public with the locker room allegedly being split 50/50 on Ben not playing in the Ravens game.
But it it is pretty clear Stephen A. is among those who wants Ben to take a greater share of the blame for the current State of the Steelers (I have posted Ben is a major contributor) so no chance Ward was going to be asked about his NBC comments by Stephen A. Given his history with Ben no surprise Ward was glad to help advance that agenda.
What are your thoughts on the apparent hypocrisy of Ward being a champion this week of what happens in the locker room staying in the locker room while disclosing in the Football Night in America interview his version of locker room discussions about Ben playing in the 2009 game at Baltimore that ran immediately before that game?