Breaking Down Ben Roethlisberger’s Form at NFL’s Midseason Mark

October 24, 2012   ·   Nick DeWitt   ·   Jump to comments

Ben Roethlisberger has been the MVP of the Pittsburgh Steelers through the team’s first six games and is a big reason why this team is 3-3 instead of 1-5 or an equally poor mark. He has at times been the lone bright spot for Pittsburgh and has lead an offense that is opening eyes everywhere.
Let’s have a look at Ben Roethlisberger’s form through the first six games of this season.
 
Improvements
It would be remiss to discuss Roethlisberger’s work this season without highlighting some of the improvements that he’s made to his overall game. You can see the hand of Todd Haley at work here, I think.
One of the longtime complaints about Roethlisberger expressed by virtually everyone was that he’d hang on to the ball for too long, take an unnecessary sack and kill off a promising drive in the process. He’s received some excellent pass blocking this year with only a few exceptions, but he’s helped himself by taking ...

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