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Ben Roethlisberger? Or Terry Bradshaw?
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OK, we all can agree Bradshaw was a QB of an era when WRs were impossible to find, and no one could catch to save their lives. Bradshaw also has 4 Rings, and 2 MVP awards of the Super Bowl, and an NFL MVP. However, he sat behind one of the best defenses to ever live, especially the front 7 of LC Greenwood, Mean Joe Green, Ernie Holmes and Dwight White. Also the featured line backers of Jack Ham and Jack Lambert. The offense he had was pretty decent too, with a offensive line anchored by Hall of Fame Center, Mike Webster, and a hall of fame WR Lynn Swann, and John Stallworth. Also, a great and powerful runner in Franco Harris who played Halfback along with Fullback. Not forgetting Rocky Bleirer
However, with stats like he has, it's most unimpressive.
Statistics:
70.9 QBR [Quarterback Rating]
27,989 Passing yards
212-210 [TD-INT]
51.9 Completion %
166.6 yards per game
And 168 games played.
What's impressive though, is his win loss record, of 132-68-1 [WIN-LOSS-TIE],
So 4x Super Bowl participant, and Champion.
3x Pro Bowl participant.
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Roethlisberger is in a harder hitting era then Bradshaw was too, Roethlisberger has taken some hard shots in his career as a starting QB. Roethlisberger has 2 Victories compared to Bradshaw's 4 in the Super Bowl. Agreed Roethlisberger had great targets as a QB, but they were all known to fail him a couple times. Hines Ward a strong WR was known to have drops in games that were pretty big. Mike Wallace during his tenure with the Steelers was still reaching for his potential, and ultimately dropping a 4th and 5 pass in Super Bowl 45, allowing the Packers to get the ball back and take a kneel in "Victory formation", losing our 2nd Super Bowl. Big Ben also known to be able to shred tackles and extend plays, and Bradshaw was too, but nothing like Ben. Steelers have had a good defense for years, as originally lead by Troy Polamalu, James Harrison, Casey Hampton, and Ike Taylor. Hampton is no longer with us, and the rest are aging. Roethlisberger still has a long career ahead of him, and is 116-56 as starting QB. Being sacked 419 times in a career is too much on a man, and he still going. Never having that good offensive line until recently, and as of which is still struggling.
Statistics:
93.3 QBR [Quarterback Rating]
39,057 Passing yards
251-131 [TD-INT]
64/65 Completion percentage around there.
And so many records set.
Especially with his 6 TD performance two weeks in a row last season.
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I say Roethlisberger because he has better statistics, in a not finished career, and who is only 32 and plans to play as long as Brady.
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it was a different league back then where stats for QBs/receivers were not as easy to come by
you could actually hit them
reason why marino's 5k yard season was all the more amazing |
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Bradshaw is better than brady and montana. |
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#Bradshaw the numbers don't lie. |
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Well, You know, He's a hall of famer. Bradshaw haven't made as much int's in his career as big Ben.
Honestly as a qb, Bradshaw has more accuracy, Big ben likes to show off his receivers. |
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Oh, But Roethlisberger is a great tackle breaker! And has Power in his throw..... |
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I am a die hard Steelers fan. Roethlisberger definetly. Bradshaw was obviously good. But most of his skill came from his amazing WR's. Roethlisberger can throw. Strong. #BigBen
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#Bradshaw he is the best qb in the NFL Including joe montana but Big ben is still good |
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Rapid, you're an idiot. Ben has less interceptions with 131.. Bradshaw has 210.. |
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habs100Join Date: 2010-09-01
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We've seen over the years that Big Ben is also a pretty good tackler
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None, you know that's bad right? Ben's had the longer career, and has less interceptions to someone with a shorter career. You can't be that dumb. Did you even think before posting that? |
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endeavour
the era is completely different
this is the no fun league
you cant really hit the QB/WRs
back then
you could
ofc they'll be more INTs
you cant just look at the stats and say "HURR DURR HIM >"
lmao
Ben had the longer career, and less Super Bowls to someone with a shorter career. You can't be that dumb. Did you even think before posting that? |
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Boeing717Top 25 PosterJoin Date: 2008-06-08
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wasn't the wishbone the fashionable offense of the day back then?
so not exactly a passing oriented game back then |
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NOONE, Big Ben's been in the league for about ten years, not fifteen . . .
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