AB Thinks He Doesn't Need It, He's a Millionaire !!

[Mr. WEO]

28 minutes ago, BarkleyForGOATBackupPT5P said:

Eh I have fun on Pro Football Reference. Well it's easy to miss the point when you say Ben "created [AB] out of a 6th round pick."... WHEN WHAT YOU MEANT TO EXPRESS your point is he's a great WR on his own accord that may get less production from other quarterbacks.

 

AB prefers more respect from his quarterback. I'm sure there's plenty that can toss up 1200 (if they're not forcing to AB, their doing it wrong), while appreciating him.

 

I like AB's quote about how he wants criticism, thrives off of it.. but not when given criticism in the media than privately in house than after a loss. I'm sure there's 31 quarterbacks that don't do that sort of thing.. and 20 that can give him a respectable clip no more than 200 below what he's getting now. Whatever. we'll see how he does. I find it hard to imagine he doesn't have a TO career where he really gets production out of most any quarterbacks.

 

Total nutcase tho. Whatever. Just don't pull a fast one on week 17 and you do you AB.

 

Yeah, AB does fine with criticism.  Ask his HC how he does.  Wait, we all know--he storms off and doesn't answer the HC's phone calls. 

 

The guy's a baby.  A great receiver who has seen his best days end now that he has walked away from his meany of a QB (and quit on his team).

 

Brady screams at his team mates right on the TV all day every Sunday.  Haven't seen one curl up and quit yet.

[Buffalo Barbarian]

This guy is an idiot claiming he's algebra , the answer to everyones problem. Doing an interview in your opulent mansion with your stupid  hair and gold mustache trying to look smart. All you're doing is driving your price down because who wants to deal with your delusion on their team. Good luck dumb ass.

 

 

Edited March 5, 2019 by Buffalo Barbarian

[Bing Bong]

1 hour ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

Yeah, AB does fine with criticism.  Ask his HC how he does.  Wait, we all know--he storms off and doesn't answer the HC's phone calls. 

 

The guy's a baby.  A great receiver who has seen his best days end now that he has walked away from his meany of a QB (and quit on his team).

 

 Brady screams at his team mates right on the TV all day every Sunday.  Haven't seen one curl up and quit yet.

Brady doesn't call his team mates out in PCs. He does it in the game, which is totally fine. Certainly practice as well.. Brown can take that. It's the PCs. Brown cites his "ownership" mentality. Dude has too much control.

 

Brown totally f***** up with that last episode. But not 2 weeks earlier did Big Ben tank a game against the Raiders by not playing the 3rd quarter for some injury only to go back in the 4th perfectly healthy to lob up a touchdown as they lost the friggin Raiders.

 

Roethlisberger took a big hit on a sack late in the second quarter. Dobbs took the field for the Steelers to start the second half. Roethlisberger later emerged from the locker room with his helmet, but he did not re-enter the game until the Steelers fell behind, 17-14, with 5:20 remaining in regulation. After returning, he led the Steelers down the field and threw a go-ahead touchdown to JuJu Smith-Schuster with 2:55 remaining.

The Raiders answered with a score of their own, and the Steelers lost, 24-21

 

Does NO ONE remember this?? I'd get out of that situation in a hot minute. Is that not Ben also quitting on his team?

 

He's a baby and a great WR.. He wants to go somewhere else. Who cares, he'll do perfectly fine. I just don't think he owes Ben jack honestly. The dude is a dog**** leader. "I've earned the right to throw teammates under the bus. I'm the captain"

 

Once again, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger threw a teammate under the bus for what he felt was a contributing factor to his team losing a game.

This time the target of Big Ben’s scorn was wide James Washington for dropping an easy touchdown pass in the Steelers’ loss to the Broncos.

Ben Roethlisberger after every Steelers loss that was his fault pic.twitter.com/ILjpAGaMm9

— ✭Boss Universal✭ (@JesseGladsaget) November 27, 2018

 

In defending himself after being criticized for being a bad teammate, which he kind of is, Roethlisberger said he has “earned the right” to throw other players on the team under the bus because he’s the captain.

One player who knows all about being Ben Roethlisberger’s teammate is current Bronco Emmanuel Sanders who caught passes from the QB from 2010 to 2013 before signing with Denver.

 

During his appearance on The Rich Eisen Show on Wednesday, Sanders talked about what he would do if it were him that Ben was throwing under the bus.

“If I was in that locker room, that wouldn’t sit well with me because that’s a situation that I feel like you handle in-house instead of talking about it. Obviously he’s the leader of that team, he’s the quarterback of that team and everybody looks to him to lead. So in doing that, in going to the media and saying those things, I definitely would pull him to the side and be like ‘hey man, if you have a problem with anything I do on the field, I would rather you talk to me in person about it than talk talk about it on the radio, because there’s ways to avoid that,'” Sanders told Eisen.

“Obviously, his emotions are probably running high after the loss and the interceptions and all that stuff… still, some things you keep in house, and Ben knows that.”

You mean this interception?

PICKED!

Wowwwwwww.

?: CBS #BroncosCountry pic.twitter.com/hHxU7Ww5cR

— NFL (@NFL) November 26, 2018

 

Eh, I’m sure that was all the receiver’s fault too.

 

 

Edited March 5, 2019 by BarkleyForGOATBackupPT5P

[Mat68]

I dont agree.  He has done alot dumb stuff the past 2 month.  Imo alot of that was to force the hand and get out of Pittsburgh.  In terms of antics? What would TO have done in Philly? Similar situation.  TO was the harder worker, McNabb was the anointed leader.  If social media was around then he would have burnt the internet to the ground.  His entire career teammates love To.  I think Brown is in a similar situation.  I think Brown will want to be productive and is prideful to play inspite of Pittsburgh as motivation.  Depending on the asking price i think Brown is traded for a second or thrid.  I had the notion earlier and still believe Buffalo could nab Brown for a swap of 1s.  Get Brown, keep the same number of picks, and move to place in the first rd where it meets your needs better.  

Edited March 5, 2019 by Mat68

[Bing Bong]

6 minutes ago, Mat68 said:

I dont agree.  He has done alot dumb stuff the past 2 month.  Imo alot of that was to force the hand and get out of Pittsburgh.  In terms of antics? What would TO have done in Philly? Similar situation.  TO was the harder worker, McNabb was the anointed leader.  If social media was around then he would have burnt the internet to the ground.  His entire career teammates love To.  I think Brown is in a similar situation.  I think Brown will want to be productive and is prideful to play inspite of Pittsburgh as motivation.  Depending on the asking price i think Brown is traded for a second or thrid.  I had the notion earlier and still believe Buffalo could nab Brown for a swap of 1s.  Get Brown, keep the same number of picks, and move to place in the first rd where it meets your needs better.  

We always blame the prima donna WR. It's apparent quarterbacks are primma donna's too. Newsflash. They're the face of the franchise.. not that hard to see them taking it to their heads and tick off their WRs.

[Bing Bong]

24 minutes ago, wppete said:

 

Big Ben completed the same number of passes to both of those WRs in week 17

[Mr. WEO]

2 hours ago, BarkleyForGOATBackupPT5P said:

Brady doesn't call his team mates out in PCs. He does it in the game, which is totally fine. Certainly practice as well.. Brown can take that. It's the PCs. Brown cites his "ownership" mentality. Dude has too much control.

 

Brown totally f***** up with that last episode. But not 2 weeks earlier did Big Ben tank a game against the Raiders by not playing the 3rd quarter for some injury only to go back in the 4th perfectly healthy to lob up a touchdown as they lost the friggin Raiders.

 

Roethlisberger took a big hit on a sack late in the second quarter. Dobbs took the field for the Steelers to start the second half. Roethlisberger later emerged from the locker room with his helmet, but he did not re-enter the game until the Steelers fell behind, 17-14, with 5:20 remaining in regulation. After returning, he led the Steelers down the field and threw a go-ahead touchdown to JuJu Smith-Schuster with 2:55 remaining.

The Raiders answered with a score of their own, and the Steelers lost, 24-21

 

Does NO ONE remember this?? I'd get out of that situation in a hot minute. Is that not Ben also quitting on his team?

 

He's a baby and a great WR.. He wants to go somewhere else. Who cares, he'll do perfectly fine. I just don't think he owes Ben jack honestly. The dude is a dog**** leader. "I've earned the right to throw teammates under the bus. I'm the captain"

 

Once again, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger threw a teammate under the bus for what he felt was a contributing factor to his team losing a game.

This time the target of Big Ben’s scorn was wide James Washington for dropping an easy touchdown pass in the Steelers’ loss to the Broncos.

Ben Roethlisberger after every Steelers loss that was his fault pic.twitter.com/ILjpAGaMm9

— ✭Boss Universal✭ (@JesseGladsaget) November 27, 2018

 

In defending himself after being criticized for being a bad teammate, which he kind of is, Roethlisberger said he has “earned the right” to throw other players on the team under the bus because he’s the captain.

One player who knows all about being Ben Roethlisberger’s teammate is current Bronco Emmanuel Sanders who caught passes from the QB from 2010 to 2013 before signing with Denver.

 

During his appearance on The Rich Eisen Show on Wednesday, Sanders talked about what he would do if it were him that Ben was throwing under the bus.

“If I was in that locker room, that wouldn’t sit well with me because that’s a situation that I feel like you handle in-house instead of talking about it. Obviously he’s the leader of that team, he’s the quarterback of that team and everybody looks to him to lead. So in doing that, in going to the media and saying those things, I definitely would pull him to the side and be like ‘hey man, if you have a problem with anything I do on the field, I would rather you talk to me in person about it than talk talk about it on the radio, because there’s ways to avoid that,'” Sanders told Eisen.

“Obviously, his emotions are probably running high after the loss and the interceptions and all that stuff… still, some things you keep in house, and Ben knows that.”

You mean this interception?

PICKED!

Wowwwwwww.

?: CBS #BroncosCountry pic.twitter.com/hHxU7Ww5cR

— NFL (@NFL) November 26, 2018

 

Eh, I’m sure that was all the receiver’s fault too.

 

 

 

Ok, you're now calling, one of the toughest QBs in the NFL for his entire career a "tanker"....because, in one game, he was in injured before the half, didn't play again until the Steelers fell behind....and then he went in and threw the go ahead TD???  You're joking, right?

 

Anyway, what is the really bad thing Ben said about AB?  He said that if he ran a better route, he, Ben, would not have thrown that INT.  Booooo hooooooo!  Sure maybe it was a dick move.  So what?  This is why you start acting like a fool and quit on your team in a must win game in week 17?

 

How many other Steelers are behaving this way in protest over Ben Roethlisberger's leadership?

[BillsSB2020]

14 hours ago, BarkleyForGOATBackupPT5P said:

I felt the same way about how I saw LeVeon approach free agency. He REALLY wanted to hit the market with as best value as possible.

 

... And the Steelers probably could have used him and he could have gotten some easy dough but no way with half that team throwing him under the bus over 10 weeks including OL.. virtually unprecedented for players to spite a teammate looking for money.

 

Could have used Brown if they coddled him a bit (you KNOW other franchises would move heaven and Earth over there). It's the culture of Big Ben in that town and Brown found it hella annoying.

 

Now they're probably going to suck haha 

Then the GM calls the team Ben's "kids?" That is NOT going to go over well with a room full of grown men who play a gladiator sport for a living.

 

Pittsburgh could very well fall off a cliff next season.

[IgotBILLStopay]

 

[Nelius]

Ultimately I feel like AB may have some substance to his gripe, but he may just be way too stupid and weird to deliver it properly. The antics and mustache don't help his cause, and no you should never quit on your team, but I can believe that the organization did him dirty in some ways and that playing with Big Ben is no picnic. Wanna talk divas? Roethlisberger is the biggest ***** diva in the league.

[Bing Bong]

On 3/5/2019 at 3:41 PM, Mr. WEO said:

 

Ok, you're now calling, one of the toughest QBs in the NFL for his entire career a "tanker"....because, in one game, he was in injured before the half, didn't play again until the Steelers fell behind....and then he went in and threw the go ahead TD???  You're joking, right?

 

Anyway, what is the really bad thing Ben said about AB?  He said that if he ran a better route, he, Ben, would not have thrown that INT.  Booooo hooooooo!  Sure maybe it was a dick move.  So what?  This is why you start acting like a fool and quit on your team in a must win game in week 17?

  

How many other Steelers are behaving this way in protest over Ben Roethlisberger's leadership?

Ben's a tough SOB no doubt.. but he blows the Raiders game. And AB blows week 17. Ben comes back in that game immediately at almost any point in his career, AB returns a coaches phone calls and attends practice at almost any other point in his career. Just a double standard is all. They each blew a late season game.. each did something they wouldn't ordinarily do.

 

The Raiders game was a frustrating loss with an apparently healthy QB sitting out to let them back into the game and put the Steelers playoff chances out of their own destiny. That's frustrating.. compounded with everything else happening that year.

 

AB blew it week 17.. but it's not like that action should be viewed in a vacuum. The team was falling apart. So much talent to start the season (assuming Bell continues to play) and they severely underachieved.

 

We're talking about 2 diva players here. One just happens to have way more leverage in the organization. That's why quarterbacks rarely get the label when it's so apparent.

Edited March 7, 2019 by BarkleyForGOATBackupPT5P

[Mr. WEO]

21 minutes ago, BarkleyForGOATBackupPT5P said:

Ben's a tough SOB no doubt.. but he blows the Raiders game. And AB blows week 17. Ben comes back in that game immediately at almost any point in his career, AB returns a coaches phone calls and attends practice at almost any other point in his career. Just a double standard is all. They each blew a late season game.. each did something they wouldn't ordinarily do.

 

The Raiders game was a frustrating loss with an apparently healthy QB sitting out to let them back into the game and put the Steelers playoff chances out of their own destiny. That's frustrating.. compounded with everything else happening that year.

 

AB blew it week 17.. but it's not like that action should be viewed in a vacuum. The team was falling apart. So much talent to start the season (assuming Bell continues to play) and they severely underachieved.

 

 

I still don't know how you came to this conclusion.  He gets injured just before halftime (after throwing a TD pass to take a lead into the locker room).

 

Neither team scores in the 3rd Q.  

 

In the 4th Q, protecting a 4 point lead, the Steelers D coughs up a 14 play TD drive that eats 7:50 off the clock.  Ben comes back into the game and, in 2 and 1/2 minutes, drives the team 75 yards for the go ahead TD.  Then, in another 2 and a half minutes, the Steelers D gives up another 4th Q 75 yard TD drive and loses the game for Pittsburgh  (Steelers had a chance to tie but Kicker slipped on last second FG).

 

Big Ben's line?  25-29 (that's 86%), 282 yards and 2 TDs!  Both of his TDs were go ahead TDs.   Saying he "blew" this game is.....insane.

 

 

Edited March 7, 2019 by Mr. WEO

[Bing Bong]

24 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

 

I still don't know how you came to this conclusion.  He gets injured just before halftime (after throwing a TD pass to take a lead into the locker room).

 

Neither team scores in the 3rd Q.  

 

In the 4th Q, protecting a 4 point lead, the Steelers D coughs up a 14 play TD drive that eats 7:50 off the clock.  Ben comes back into the game and, in 2 and 1/2 minutes, drives the team 75 yards for the go ahead TD.  Then, in another 2 and a half minutes, the Steelers D gives up another 4th Q 75 yard TD drive and loses the game for Pittsburgh  (Steelers had a chance to tie but Kicker slipped on last second FG).

 

Big Ben's line?  25-29 (that's 86%), 282 yards and 2 TDs!  Both of his TDs were go ahead TDs.   Saying he "blew" this game is.....insane.

 

 

He played great. He just didn't play enough to keep the Raiders out of the game. AB played great all year (all career). He just didn't talk to his coach week 17.

 

It was the Raiders dude, all he had to do was just get back in the game much earlier.

Edited March 7, 2019 by BarkleyForGOATBackupPT5P

[Mr. WEO]

Just now, BarkleyForGOATBackupPT5P said:

He played great. He just didn't play enough to keep the Raiders out of the game. AB played great all year (all career). He just didn't talk to his coach week 17.

 

 

He played lights out, injured.  He gave them a halfime and a late 4th Q lead. 

 

You're wrong on this one.   His stats are stellar.