For the first time in 18 seasons next fall, the Pittsburgh Steelers will be without their two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. Respected leaguewide for his toughness and ability to make throws while 300-pound defenders clung to his legs, he takes with him a gargantuan-size hole in the leadership department. He’s been to the mountain top that is holding a Lombardi Trophy on several occasions, and with that comes a bevy of game experiences that is going to be very difficult to replace. Pro Bowl running back Najee Harris has been on record saying he wants to take on more of a vocal role now that #7 is gone, and we all know what Cam Heyward and T.
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