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Ben Roethlisberger hasn’t been a part of the Steelers’ offense for half a decade. That doesn’t stop him from having opinions about it. While they’ve averaged 28.5 points per game over the last four weeks and haven’t dipped below 24…

Former quarterback Ben Roethlisberger shared recommendations for the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense under head coach Mike McCarthy on his Footbahlin podcast. Roethlisberger advocated for implementing a faster tempo earlier in games to aid quarterback Aaron Rodgers and simplify opposing defenses, rather than reserving pace for comeback situations.
Additionally, Roethlisberger expressed a desire to see greater involvement for running back Jaylen Warren and the team's tight ends. Matthew Marczi notes that the Steelers struggled with four three-and-outs over their first six drives in Sunday's game before establishing rhythm.
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