Can quarterback Ben Roethlisberger get better?
In a word, yes. Already one of only two active quarterbacks to win multiple Super Bowls, Roethlisberger, at age 27, is just entering his prime. It would help the Steelers if he improves on his touchdown passes-to-interceptions ratio (17-15) from a year ago and if he can cut down on the 46 sacks he took last season. Offensive coordinator Bruce Arians said earlier this week that he has continued to expand how much responsibility he places on Roethlisberger. And, Arians added, he has been pleased with the role Roethlisberger has taken in bringing along some of the more inexperienced players on offense. “Frustration from the spring had grown to patting them on the back and edging them along as a leader,” Arians said of Roethlisberger. “He’s lost a lot of good veteran players the last couple of years and replaced by young guys, and his leadership is showing in a great way.” Are the Steelers the team of the decade if they win a Super Bowl this season? They would have a strong case. Another t
