Holy Cow, look at these Roethlisberger stats!!

[SanAntonioSteelerFan]

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Steelers, Packers put up impressive numbers
NFL.com Staff
By NFL.com Staff |

Published: January 16th, 2011 |

Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald called the Steelers’ 31-24 triumph over the Ravens an instant classic. And what a game it was.

The Steelers will make their 15th conference championship appearance since 1970 (most in the NFL), while improving to 32-19 all-time in the playoffs, including a perfect 3-0 mark against the Ravens. The Steelers’ .627 winning percentage is the highest in NFL playoff history as well.

Here are some other morsels unearthed by our research department.

* The Steelers outscored the Ravens 24-3 in the second half (the second-most points allowed by the Ravens against the Steelers all-time including playoff games, and the most points allowed by the Ravens in the second half since Nov. 27, 2005, when they allowed 25 second-half points to the Bengals).

* Steelers coach Mike Tomlin is 5-1 in the playoffs. Ravens coach John Harbaugh is 4-3 in the playoffs, with all of those games coming on the road.

* Ravens QB Joe Flacco is 2-6 vs. the Steelers, including the playoffs (0-6 when Ben Roethlisberger starts).

* The Ravens’ Terrell Suggs had three sacks and a forced fumble against the Steelers. He has five sacks in two playoff games this season, 10 sacks in his last seven playoff games and 13 sacks in his last 11 games against the Steelers, including the playoffs.

* Roethlisberger matched Colts QB Peyton Manning in playoff wins. Roethlisberger is 9-2 in the playoffs, while Manning is 9-10.

Roethlisberger ranks second all-time among quarterbacks in playoff winning percentage.

Quarterback....... W-L.... Pct..... Super Bowl titles
Bart Starr........... 9-1... .900......... 2
Roethlisberger..... 9-2... .818......... 2
Jim Plunkett........ 8-2... .800......... 2
Tom Brady......... 14-4.. .778......... 3
Terry Bradshaw.. 14-5 .. .737......... 4

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From what I heard last night, even the MSM are having a hard time denying his greatness.

Dang, those are amazing stats!

[DukieBoy]

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Excellent post SAS.

[TanK_Von_Oelhoffen]

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Sweeeeet stats, #7 makes his push for ring #7.

Here we go Steelers, Here we GO!!

[SteelAbility]

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I'd be interested to see what Ben's YPA are in the playoffs.

[Crash]

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11 Games 191 of 310 (61%) for 2465 yards (7.9) 17 TDs 12 INTS 88.7 rating.

[SteelAbility]

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Ok, found it ...

[url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Roethlisberger"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Roethlisberger[/url]

Ben is at 7.95 YPA in the playoffs, just a hair below his career average of 8.0 YPA.

[SteelAbility]

Re: Holy Cow, look at these Roethlisberger stats!!

11 Games 191 of 310 (61%) for 2465 yards (7.9) 17 TDs 12 INTS 88.7 rating.

I just went straight into a post without seeing your post here.

[Crash]

Re: Holy Cow, look at these Roethlisberger stats!!

Unless they had a ton of no shows that attendance has to be wrong. They added 3000 temp seats in the open endzone.

[grotonsteel]

Re: Holy Cow, look at these Roethlisberger stats!!

11 Games 191 of 310 (61%) for 2465 yards (7.9) 17 TDs 12 INTS 88.7 rating.

Amazing Stats....

[SanAntonioSteelerFan]

Re: Holy Cow, look at these Roethlisberger stats!!

http://blogs.nfl.com/2011/01/16/steelers-packers-put-up-impressive-numbers/?module=HP_spotlight

Steelers, Packers put up impressive numbers
NFL.com Staff
By NFL.com Staff |

Published: January 16th, 2011 |

Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald called the Steelers’ 31-24 triumph over the Ravens an instant classic. And what a game it was.

The Steelers will make their 15th conference championship appearance since 1970 (most in the NFL), while improving to 32-19 all-time in the playoffs, including a perfect 3-0 mark against the Ravens. The Steelers’ .627 winning percentage is the highest in NFL playoff history as well.

Here are some other morsels unearthed by our research department.

* The Steelers outscored the Ravens 24-3 in the second half (the second-most points allowed by the Ravens against the Steelers all-time including playoff games, and the most points allowed by the Ravens in the second half since Nov. 27, 2005, when they allowed 25 second-half points to the Bengals).

* Steelers coach Mike Tomlin is 5-1 in the playoffs. Ravens coach John Harbaugh is 4-3 in the playoffs, with all of those games coming on the road.

* Ravens QB Joe Flacco is 2-6 vs. the Steelers, including the playoffs (0-6 when Ben Roethlisberger starts).

* The Ravens’ Terrell Suggs had three sacks and a forced fumble against the Steelers. He has five sacks in two playoff games this season, 10 sacks in his last seven playoff games and 13 sacks in his last 11 games against the Steelers, including the playoffs.

* Roethlisberger matched Colts QB Peyton Manning in playoff wins. Roethlisberger is 9-2 in the playoffs, while Manning is 9-10.

Roethlisberger ranks second all-time among quarterbacks in playoff winning percentage.

Quarterback....... W-L.... Pct..... Super Bowl titles
Bart Starr........... 9-1... .900......... 2
Roethlisberger..... 9-2... .818......... 2
Jim Plunkett........ 8-2... .800......... 2
Tom Brady......... 14-4.. .778......... 3
... updated 2010 14-5.. .737......... 3*
Terry Bradshaw.. 14-5 .. .737......... 4

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From what I heard last night, even the MSM are having a hard time denying his greatness.

Dang, those are amazing stats!

Updated, for tonight's loss.

BEN IS KING.

[grotonsteel]

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Updated, for tonight's loss.

BEN IS KING.

[SMASHMOUTHFOOTBALL]

Re: Holy Cow, look at these Roethlisberger stats!!

Just trying to remember who those two loses were from: I believe the Pats in his rookie year in the AFC Champ Game and the Jags...a game we should of won...anyone else remember?

[Northern_Blitz]

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Just trying to remember who those two loses were from: I believe the Pats in his rookie year in the AFC Champ Game and the Jags...a game we should of won...anyone else remember?

Pretty sure that's right. We should have won that game against the Jags. Blatent hold missed on what was essentially the game winning run by the bad guys.

[SteelAbility]

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I guess Ben is just going to have to win his next 10 playoff games in a row to get to 19-2 and surpass Bart Starr.