Arians - "Ben has always been great."

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...thlisberger-has-always-been-great-arians-says

 

Not surprising to me that he would say that about Ben. What did surprise me is where we are ranked in the power rankings.

 

I saw this article earlier today. We knew this was BA's opinion of Ben but I would REALLY like to know his opinion of Haley. I bet he can't stand Haley's schemes honestly.

 

Power rankings show Steelers at #7 and Colts at #5 ... Should be reversed if you ask me but then again who really cares cause it means nothing..

 

I can see that top 5 QB list and I get it Manning Brady and even Rodgers but how do people keep putting Brees ahead of Ben. What has he done to earn more praise then Ben?

 

If your going buy ESPN power rankings, they are a joke.. they try and push there QBR down every ones throat. and we all kno that crap aint real.

 

He set that record for TD streaks and also he has played in a much more explosive offense. I think Ben is still better though.

 

If were going to do a switch I want #4 instead of 7th.. the Eagles at #4 is like Condition air in an outhouse..don't belong!

ESPN

 

I'm sure its not keeping TH up at night worrying about what anyone thinks of his schemes. One thing I do know is that I would rather Ben have the playbook he has now than the one he had when BA was the OC.

 

I agree 100%.

 

He can think Bens great, but he ain't going to Arizona; just extended Palmer for another 50 million

 

I saw that. It really surprised me actually.

 

I don't know about you, but if I have to use an outhouse and it has air conditioning, I'm a happy sob....

 

The Cards just signed Carson Palmer to a 3 year $50mm contract. That should put to bed any talk of Ben leaving for AZ when his contract expires. Ben will be renewed well before the 2015 season starts.

 

BY Bob Mcmanaman Nov 8, 2014:

Every year, the same conversation comes up for national debate: Who are the top-level NFL quarterbacks of our generation?
You always hear Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. You usually always get Joe Montana, too, along with some combination that includes, but isn't limited to, John Elway, Dan Marino and Brett Favre.
You know who you don't hear?
Ben Roethlisberger.
He's been to three Super Bowls and owns two championship rings. That's as many as Elway and it's more than Marino, Favre and Peyton Manning.
The only Steelers quarterback to pass for 4,000 or more yards in a season — no, four-time Super Bowl champion Terry Bradshaw never did — Big Ben is well on track for his fourth career 4,000-yard effort. He's actually on pace to pass for 4,835 yards and 39 touchdowns, which would be career highs.