Pretty sure it was his left shoulder.:sehorn:Throwing shoulder?
If you are correct, then I have little worries. Ben is tough dude.Pretty sure it was his left shoulder.:sehorn:Throwing shoulder?
You should be worried. The Steelers have a history of playing Ben when he isn't fully healthy, resulting in poor play, a loss, and then he winds up on the sidelines anyway. Don't forget the playoff loss to the Jaguars last January. he had NO business playing. He was so beat up. But they played him anyway and he was terrible and lost the game.I'd expect the Steelers to play him if they can, but he might be awful.If you are correct, then I have little worries. Ben is tough dude.Pretty sure it was his left shoulder.:sehorn:Throwing shoulder?
You should be worried. The Steelers have a history of playing Ben when he isn't fully healthy, resulting in poor play, a loss, and then he winds up on the sidelines anyway. Don't forget the playoff loss to the Jaguars last January. he had NO business playing. He was so beat up. But they played him anyway and he was terrible and lost the game.I'd expect the Steelers to play him if they can, but he might be awful.If you are correct, then I have little worries. Ben is tough dude.Pretty sure it was his left shoulder.:sehorn:Throwing shoulder?
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger will be limited in practice Wednesday by a minor shoulder problem but coach Mike Tomlin said it is nothing serious.
"He's just a little sore," Tomlin said today at his weekly news conference.
Not at all. Remember a couple years ago? They brought Ben back way too early after his motorcycle wreck and he was terrible. Only several months later did the coaching staff come back and say "yah we rushed him back before he was healthy".Or go back to his rookie year. He was injured going into the playoffs but the coaching staff played him anyway, and it NEARLY cost them the Jets game and DID cost them the Patriots game.They always do this. They play him when he can't perform.You should be worried. The Steelers have a history of playing Ben when he isn't fully healthy, resulting in poor play, a loss, and then he winds up on the sidelines anyway. Don't forget the playoff loss to the Jaguars last January. he had NO business playing. He was so beat up. But they played him anyway and he was terrible and lost the game.I'd expect the Steelers to play him if they can, but he might be awful.If you are correct, then I have little worries. Ben is tough dude.Pretty sure it was his left shoulder.:sehorn:Throwing shoulder?Dont mind kaa/bgps Big Ben syndrome. He has it bad, real bad.
They have little cred on this considering they played Ben in the Jags playoff loss when he shouldn't have stepped on the field.Ben's shoulder 'a little sore'
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger will be limited in practice Wednesday by a minor shoulder problem but coach Mike Tomlin said it is nothing serious.
"He's just a little sore," Tomlin said today at his weekly news conference.
On the bright side, it really doesn't matter this week. It's not like they're playing against a real NFL team anyhow. Ben throwing lefthanded, Lefty with a full windup or Dixon's first ever NFL game---the result is still a win. Besides, if I recall correctly, didn't they win all those games during Ben's rookie year "in spite of" him?Not at all. Remember a couple years ago? They brought Ben back way too early after his motorcycle wreck and he was terrible. Only several months later did the coaching staff come back and say "yah we rushed him back before he was healthy".Or go back to his rookie year. He was injured going into the playoffs but the coaching staff played him anyway, and it NEARLY cost them the Jets game and DID cost them the Patriots game.They always do this. They play him when he can't perform.You should be worried. The Steelers have a history of playing Ben when he isn't fully healthy, resulting in poor play, a loss, and then he winds up on the sidelines anyway. Don't forget the playoff loss to the Jaguars last January. he had NO business playing. He was so beat up. But they played him anyway and he was terrible and lost the game.I'd expect the Steelers to play him if they can, but he might be awful.If you are correct, then I have little worries. Ben is tough dude.Pretty sure it was his left shoulder.:sehorn:Throwing shoulder?Dont mind kaa/bgps Big Ben syndrome. He has it bad, real bad.
Fragile, are you serious? The guy got beat around like a pinata all year last year in the pocket and always got back up. You've either never watched a Steeler game or you'reThe Guy is fragile. I am surprised he does not stub his toe every time he walks. I avoid that dude like the plague.
You should be worried. The Steelers have a history of playing Ben when he isn't fully healthy, resulting in poor play, a loss, and then he winds up on the sidelines anyway. Don't forget the playoff loss to the Jaguars last January. he had NO business playing. He was so beat up. But they played him anyway and he was terrible and lost the game.I'd expect the Steelers to play him if they can, but he might be awful.If you are correct, then I have little worries. Ben is tough dude.Pretty sure it was his left shoulder.:sehorn:Throwing shoulder?
How many times has this guy had some ailment? Remember we had to hear about the toe's, the knee, the apendix, the 104 fever or the thumb for the thousandith time, guy always has some hang nail and this year is no different.Fragile, are you serious? The guy got beat around like a pinata all year last year in the pocket and always got back up. You've either never watched a Steeler game or you'reThe Guy is fragile. I am surprised he does not stub his toe every time he walks. I avoid that dude like the plague.![]()