Saintman2884
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When I saw the accident Big Ben was in this past summer, it really was a good foreshadowing of the season that the Steelers have had so far this year, they have lost some close games granted I will give you that, but their is something missing with the Steelers this year, some kind of X factor that made them run so well to the Super Bowl last year and be a perennial playoff championship team for so many years before that. Is it the injury guys? To be honest? It very well could be. BEn Rothlisberger hasnt been the QB this season he was before his accident, he just hasnt, he doenst play with that edge that he had before very nearly getting killed.
and quite frankly, how could he play that way anymore? You are looking at a man who is lucky to be alive, he came within a few minutes of dying on a street in Pittsburgh in Late June of this year, it was extremely fortunate he didnt die becuase of that accident.
You know you dont preprare for accidents, the vehicle he was in, the motorcycle he was rding, it nearly killed him, and maybe it was a mistake to put him on the field so soon after his injury, maybe the Steelers need Charlie Batch to step up rather then let their star QB get even more hurt or screwed up? Because the severity of his injury, it leavesme to believe that later on it could caue problems, he had severe trauama because of that accident, whos to say he wont have psychological and future physical problems related to his injury in 10-20 years when he is out of football completely.
It may be that Big Ben's injury is looming large on the Steelers season so far, I dont know if they can shake it, but for the better of the franchise, it has to be known that Big Ben is a big question mark, if it leaves a big question mark unanswered too long, you have problems for everybody.
This wasnt just sme guy who got in a motrocycle accident guys, it was a man who is trying to recover from nearly dying and expected to be the same person he was before the accident that nearly took his life.
That at its best hurts everyone in the end, not just a QB who got unlucky or unfortunate or misfortunate.
And so far its hurting the Steelers.
and quite frankly, how could he play that way anymore? You are looking at a man who is lucky to be alive, he came within a few minutes of dying on a street in Pittsburgh in Late June of this year, it was extremely fortunate he didnt die becuase of that accident.
You know you dont preprare for accidents, the vehicle he was in, the motorcycle he was rding, it nearly killed him, and maybe it was a mistake to put him on the field so soon after his injury, maybe the Steelers need Charlie Batch to step up rather then let their star QB get even more hurt or screwed up? Because the severity of his injury, it leavesme to believe that later on it could caue problems, he had severe trauama because of that accident, whos to say he wont have psychological and future physical problems related to his injury in 10-20 years when he is out of football completely.
It may be that Big Ben's injury is looming large on the Steelers season so far, I dont know if they can shake it, but for the better of the franchise, it has to be known that Big Ben is a big question mark, if it leaves a big question mark unanswered too long, you have problems for everybody.
This wasnt just sme guy who got in a motrocycle accident guys, it was a man who is trying to recover from nearly dying and expected to be the same person he was before the accident that nearly took his life.
That at its best hurts everyone in the end, not just a QB who got unlucky or unfortunate or misfortunate.
And so far its hurting the Steelers.