Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger admitted to reporters Saturday in wake of the Steelers' first practice of the 2013 training camp there was "some frustration" in regards to Todd Haley's offense in 2012, but only because a few plays were named one thing previously, but something else in Haley's regime. It shows the undeniable vision the Tecmo Bowl series displayed when each team had a different play for "B-Down." Perhaps Roethlisberger only ever played with one team in the famous video game series, and got used to the idea of running the power sweep each time he hit A-Up. The point being, Roethlisberger admitted there were those points of conflict, but also said the idea of them butting heads was blown well out of proportion. He also admitted to the offense having gone back to the old plays names at the start of what resulted in a four-game winning streak from Weeks 7-10. Source: SBNation.com
Re: Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Admits 'Frustration' With Todd Haley's Offense In 2012....which was to be expected, even though he was more efficient than ever, time to unleash the beast this year
