Ben Roethlisberger He’s definitely made a name for himself in the NFL world. The outstanding first-class quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers for 18 long years and led them to numerous victories. Ben led the team from the front and developed a really special bond with the team.
Last season, the Steelers somehow made it to the playoffs, but it was clear they needed a miracle to beat the Chiefs in the Wild Card round. After losing the game against the Kansas City-based team, Big Ben decided to quit the game.
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“Not having to prepare for camp is the greatest blessing”: Ben Roethlisberger
In a recent interaction Ron Cook Ben of the Pittsburgh Post detailed what was going through his mind towards the end of his career in Pittsburgh. He thought that during his last year with the Steelers, many people thought he had exceeded the QB’s welcome.
“I thought I was out of my terms. I never wanted to stay too long” Roethlisberger stated. “I know, some people might think I did. ‘You stayed last year.’ But to be honest I thought I played pretty well last year. My arm feels like I can still go out and play.”
He went on to add that he still felt he could get on the field and perform well. “I’m pretty sure I can still play. But every day. This is mental. Not having to prepare for the camp and the season has been the greatest blessing for me. I’m fine where I am at everything,” added.
Ben, seeing if he’s successful enough to get into the Hall of Fame, “I did for a long time. I know doing this for long doesn’t mean you’re going to get in, but you’re still looking at the gains and losses. Having done it at a high enough level for a long enough time I think it would be pretty cool to get in. This is something special. It’s a special place and a special achievement”
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