Ben Roethlisberger's Performance In The NFL

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Ben Roethlisberger curious about the Steelers performance if they were to remain healthy

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive last season finished in the second place in the NFL in terms of yards per play while they emerged fourth in scoring despite the power trio of Antonio Brown, Le’Veon Bell and Ben Roethlisberger never playing in the whole game together. What is extremely enthusiastic is the fact that Roethlisberger who is entering his thirteenth season as the Pittsburgh’s starting quarter –back told the USA TODAY after his team’s opening practice of training in the camp last week that he wondered what it would be like if everybody was there and everyone was in the field. If the team stays healthy and put to the end their performance

Bell may be the NFL’s best all-round back is occupied with the appeal of a four game suspension for missing numerous drug tests. Martavis Bryant, who is the Pittsburg’s No.2 receiver, has been banned for any participation in this season due to his substance abuse violations.

At a certain juncture, the cocktail of poor judgment and bad luck figures is going to reduce leading to reorganization of the NFL’s quarterback, running back and receiver combination. Considering the time that has lapsed sine the trio managed to stay in the game for entire 60 minutes as back in December 21, in 2014 leaving everyone speculating what this type of offence is capable of yielding.

Todd Haley, offensive coordinator, said that the most prudent approach is to remain focused on the task at hand and try and reap the most out the players. He added that they are trying to see how good they can get every day which will be a sign of how really good their chances

In Cincinnati, they won their playoff opener but Roethlisberger sprained AC joint in the shoulder and ligament damage thanks for the hit from a linebacker called Vontaze Burfict. A foot injury was responsible for the veteran DeAngelo Williams missing both playoff games which left Steelers without their most reliable tailbacks. Roethlisberger later concluded that the key to a successful and fruitful season is staying healthy. It is really straining when you are in and out.

The good news for Steelers now is that they are healthy. Roethlisberger, 34, before the camp had an MRI which showed his shoulder had fully healed without undergoing surgery. Brown, 28, and Bell,24, joined Roethlisberger in the team drills in the start of camp. It was also interesting to see center Maurkice Pouncey in action too after suffering multiple leg surgeries last season.

Todd Haley admitted that despite his vast experience of twenty years as a coach that it is always an uphill task to keep everybody together.

Bell’s status for the first four games might not be clarified until the September 12 opener against Washington Redskins on the Monday Night Football. Another setback is the retirement of veteran Heath Miller that leaves yet another