When the Pittsburgh Steelers drafted Ben Roethlisberger, they hoped they'd found their franchise quarterback. Looking back after 18 seasons, two Super Bowls, and countless memories, Roethlisberger turned out to be so much more than they could have imagined.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in a bit of an identity crisis. Each year that passes, the franchise gets further and further away from its 1970s domination and closer and closer to perhaps the worst fate that can befall an organization: mediocrity.

To say the least, former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has been very critical of the Steelers organization lately. He

There’s an old saying that goes, “The only difference between a rut and a grave is depth.” When it comes to the NFL, if you fall into a rut you fall behind and it can mean metaphorical death for your chances of winning a Super Bowl.

Eli Manning's recent first-ballot Hall of Fame snub has Steelers Nation wondering if Ben Roethlisberger is worthy of a gold jacket in his first year of eligibility in 2027. While both quarterbacks won two Super Bowls,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have become a piñata of sorts this offseason with another embarrassing playoff exit during the 2024 NFL campaign. But surprisingly, one of the loudest critics of the organization has become one of the best players in the franchise’s history — Ben Roethlisberger.