October 7, 2012 - Eagles vs Steelers700 viewsBen scrambles away from the Eagles' Trent Cole.
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October 7, 2012 - Eagles vs Steelers691 viewsBen in action in the fourth quarter.
"Roethlisberger comes up big: Roethlisberger carried the Steelers once again and led them on a game-winning, fourth-quarter drive. He completed 4 of 5 passes for 50 yards. His biggest play was converting a third-and-12 with a 20-yard pass to Antonio Brown." -- Jamison Hensley, ESPN.com
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October 7, 2012 - Eagles vs Steelers687 viewsBen drops back to pass in the 2nd half.
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October 7, 2012 - Eagles vs Steelers837 viewsBen looks downfield to pass during the first half.
"I think all of the guys that you can make an argument for being franchise quarterbacks, I think that’s the common tie that binds them. They come in many different forms, shapes, and sizes and skill sets. Some of them are pocket passers. Some of them are mobile. But, the reality is if they’re in that discussion it’s because they deliver when it’s time to deliver. No question, I don’t care who you’re talking to, Ben is in that discussion." -- Mike Tomlin, post-game.
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October 7, 2012 - Eagles vs Steelers860 viewsBen scrambles away in the 2nd quarter.
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October 7, 2012 - Eagles vs Steelers1162 viewsWarmin' up.
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October 5, 2012 - Make-A-Wish: Alex Wagner1344 viewsOn October 5, 2012, Alex Wagner couldn’t stop smiling, and his parents even laughed at the fact that he was actually giddy, something out of character for the normally serious 14-year old.
But Wagner had good reason for being that way. What kid wouldn’t be smiling if they were a guest at Steelers’ practice and getting ready to meet the team?
Wagner, who has hypothalmic disorder, was at practice courtesy of the team and Make-A-Wish Foundation and will attend Sunday’s game against the Eagles at Heinz Field.
“There is nothing as cool as getting this close to them,†said Wagner. “It’s hard to explain. It’s hard to believe. I never expected this at all, not even a little bit. I never thought I would be able to do anything like this, but apparently it can happen.â€
– From an article by Teresa Varley, Steelers.com
http://blog.steelers.com/2012/10/05/nothing-but-smiles-for-this-young-fan/Oct 06, 2012
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October 5, 2012 - Make-A-Wish: Alex Wagner1327 viewsWhen practice ended, things got even better as the players all made their way over to Wagner, talking to him, posing for pictures and signing autographs. Ben Roethlisberger took him into the locker room, and then off to his production meeting with Fox Sports where he met Troy Aikman, who is in town for the game.
“Alex loves football,†said his mom Terry Wagner. “He can’t play because of his medical condition, but he loves it more than anything in the world. This is his dream come true. It makes us so happy to see him like this.
“Since we knew this was happening, he has never been happier. He is a serious kid and this has brought the joy out of him.â€
- From an article by Teresa Varley, Steelers.com
http://blog.steelers.com/2012/10/05/nothing-but-smiles-for-this-young-fan/Oct 06, 2012
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August 18, 2012 - Make-A-Wish: Christopher Naegeli 1500 views13-year old Christopher Naegeli watched the Steelers morning practice at training camp, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger came behind him, then knelt down beside him and started talking football.
The teenager who a few minutes earlier was joking with his mom and sister, got quiet and shy, meeting his hero for the first time. But after a few minutes Naegeli, who has spina bifida and came to camp through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, warmed up not just to Roethlisberger but also to Coach Mike Tomlin, and the rest of the players who came over to meet him, sign his football and joke around.
“It means a lot,†said his mother, Barbara Naegeli. “This is something he normally wouldn’t ever get to do. He likes watching football, but because of his wheelchair he will never be able to play. It’s great for him to get up close with the players.â€
And it was easy to see the players, including Roethlisberger whose foundation helps the Make-A-Wish Foundation, loved it as well.
“I think it’s awesome the players like to do it and love spending time with the kids,†said Naegeli.
– From an article by Teresa Varley, Steelers.com
http://blog.steelers.com/2012/08/18/wishes-really-do-come-true/Oct 06, 2012
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September 28, 2012: Women of Faith Event9265 viewsThe Roethlisberger ladies pose with contemporary Christian recording artist Mandisa at the Pittsburgh Women of Faith concert.
From left to right, Brenda, her sister Traci Spear, Mandisa, Ashley, and Carlee.
Mandisa was the featured singer during Ben & Ashley's wedding ceremony on July 23, 2011.
*Thank you to Carlee!
Mandisa's website:
http://mandisaofficial.com/home/
Women of Faith website:
http://www.womenoffaith.com/Sep 29, 2012
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From Carlee "Aunt in Waiting" Roethlisberger10604 viewsCarlee shares a photo of the display at her sister-in-law Ashley's shower set for this beautiful Saturday in September, 2012.
"Baby shower dayyyyyy! Wish this little guy would just get here already!" -- Aunt in Waiting
*Click on any photo for a larger version!Sep 29, 2012
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Taking a hike!1289 views"Samson" the Yorkie, sporting his little Steelers jacket, takes a moment to enjoy the view of Morro Bay in California with his with his human, Rick Alvarez.
*Thank you to Rick's wife, Christina!Sep 25, 2012
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