Discussing the play of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger at home versus on the road certainly isn’t anything new. Heck, I know Matthew Marczi and myself have written a few posts on that very topic over the course of the last few seasons. This past weekend, however, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin was once again back home in Virginia for the annual Hampton Roads Youth Foundation event and during a short interview on the Roto Experts podcast, ‘On Target Fantasy Football,’ he was asked if there’s anything specifically he would care to share as to why Roethlisberger hasn’t statistically been as good of a quarterback on the road than he’s been at home, on average, over the course of the last several seasons.
Tomlin Addresses Roethlisberger’s Not-So-Amazing Road Passing Stats
