"Coach in the no huddle ... is it all Ben?" ... at post-game presser

[feltdizz]

Because of Heath quote, saying Ben called a good game.

do you really think that means he called every good play?

[SteelBuckeye]

do you really think that means he called every good play?

No, but on first impulse from watching the game, I'd say he called "MOST" of the good plays and definitely "MOST" of the good series.

[MicroBioSteel]

Then give Haley at least some credit today...he didn't totally screw it up.

As far as Ben...who wants to trade him now?

I still do. If this game is played in Detroit, we lose and the call to clean house increases. All today's game did was increase what we can get for him.

[pfelix73]

Actually, as much as I dislike Haley, that wasn't his fault ...that's one of the drawbacks of the no huddle ... they can't substitute and neither can we .. that's why we couldn't bring Johnson in for a lot of the running plays ... given the success of the no huddle, it's a trade of that worked out pretty well

No so true. there were plays in the second half where they came out of tv timeouts and out of the huddle where they could've implemented the FB.

[SteelBuckeye]

No so true. there were plays in the second half where they came out of tv timeouts and out of the huddle where they could've implemented the FB.

Point taken ... not something I took into consideration watching at home ... OK ... FIRE HALEY ... or keep him and LET BEN CALL HIS OWN PLAYS!!! lol .. no, seriously

[bostonsteeler]

Ben may call the plays, but who *designs* them?

[pittpete]

“A lot of credit goes to our quarterback,” Heath Miller said. “He put us on his back, called a great game. We were in no-huddle most of the day.”
Oh, yeah, that.
Remember when the little old playbook was the controversy around here?
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Well, the Steelers aren't about to clue in opponents as to how their offense works, so Tomlin and Roethlisberger were coy on who exactly was making the calls, whether that was happening at the line or coming from Todd Haley. But Miller said it was all Roethlisberger, especially on that last drive.


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[feltdizz]

Every time we win there still has to be a loser on our team... smh.

[flippy]

Every time we win there still has to be a loser on our team... smh.

No kidding. Everything is so black and white. Can't give credit to one without taking it from another and vice versa.

[Eich]

Point taken ... not something I took into consideration watching at home ... OK ... FIRE HALEY ... or keep him and LET BEN CALL HIS OWN PLAYS!!! lol .. no, seriously

I'm all-in for that. Haley can devise the plays. Let Ben run the offense throughout the game. Coaches can COACH. Let's see what happens.