Ben didn’t get caught even once. Ben got accused twice with no evidence of a crime in either case. Big, big difference.

How about what they don’t have in common with Parish Cox? The answer, they were all NFL players accused of sexual assualt – and none had charges except for Cox. Why is it that Ben is the only one that anyone knows about?

Perhaps it has something to do with selling papers or getting ratings?

Or maybe it was because big Ben got caught twice!

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That is a good example of NFL football being physical. Even with completely legal hits folks get hurt, fumbles are caused, and karma is served warm like your mom’s pancakes in the morning.
Real ballers don’t need a psycho for a D-coordinator and bounties to motivate them to play hard and bring the lumber.

Ben Roethlisberger

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“It’s very frustrating to feel like you let down your team and your fans and your coaches. It’s tough,” Roethlisberger said. “I’m not going to make excuses. I played a bad football game, I turned the ball over and that one’s on me.”
- Ben Roethlisberger (12-20-11)

Feel free to twist that quote to fit your own agenda.

Ben Roethlisberger

Yes, I’m sure as a Ravens fan you would love for us to get rid of Ben. He makes some dunderheaded comments and had no business playing injured in that 49ers game. But he’s still one of the top five or six quarterbacks in the league. Thanks, but we’ll stand pat with #7.

Over 90% of communication is NON VERBAL. That means tone of voice, posture and what a person does not say are more important than what you do say.

Roethlisberger was asked about the game, he responded and the comments were manipulated by “journalists” with select parts of what he said surrounded by the writer to influence the reader. This doesn’t happen to just Ben Roethlisberger, it happens every day, particularly with this site and it takes advantage of the emotions of readers – in this case, leading 49ers fans to think Ben was making an excuse for the game.

49ers fans like ermur22, eggersthejerk – get over yourself, Roethlisberger wasn’t making excuses for the game – he’s played through hyperextended elbows and knees, a broken nose, seperated shoulder and more. Please spare us your “old timers reference”. Roethlisberger is probably the toughest QB to play since McNair.

And for the original genius of the comics out there who insist on referencing bathroom remarks, there is a dead horse out back, go meet it. In the meantime, can you answer what Brandon Underwood, Mark Sanchez and Eric Foster have in common with Ben?

How about what they don’t have in common with Parish Cox? The answer, they were all NFL players accused of sexual assualt – and none had charges except for Cox. Why is it that Ben is the only one that anyone knows about?

Perhaps it has something to do with selling papers or getting ratings?

The Commissioner weighed in with this comment, “We are taking every step to assure that most important/expensive/marketable player for every team stays at peak performance throughout the NFL season.”

Rummors are stating that the owners are debating to have QBs wear red jersey’s durring games and that they may inact ‘Kicker’ type rules for QBs in the pocket.

That’s the way the game (and life) is played.

Goodell’s got these guys so scared to say anything it’s ridiculous.

As for Ben, I think his head must have whacked the concrete pretty hard when he had that motorcycle accident. Fortunately for him, there’s not that much upstairs to be damaged.

When these guys are interviewed on the subject of opponents injuries, they all admit to targeting an opponent’s weaknesses to see if they can gain an advantage.

And they all say the same thing: Quit crying. It’s a part of the game. If you can’t suck it up and play with the injury, sit on the bench and let someone else play.

I’m totally sick of crybaby dog turds like Big Bum. Of course the only nice thing about a dog turd is that eventually it dries up and blows away.

I can hardly wait for that Willis Reed wannabe/dog turd to do just that.