July, 2013 - Steelers fan heaven at Hells Point540 viewsClose-up of Jimmy Banicar's Steelers golf bag with it's new autograph from Big Ben!
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Xander Cage Sandoval540 viewsUncle Mark Zuniga getting his nephew started off on the right foot!
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Training Camp - August, 2013540 viewsPhoto: BHR Photography
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Is this Big Ben?540 viewsNope! It's 6-year old Tyson Whittum! But what pocket poise, obviously learned from watching Big Ben on the big screen!!!
"He played his first year of football this last season and wore his "Roflisberger" jersey to camp...after which he was called "Roethlisberger" for the duration of camp. We live in Illinois so he stuck out like a sore thumb in Bears country. " -- Jeff Whittum
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June 16, 2014 - The 2014 Ben Roethlisberger Football Camp540 views"I had a great time again this year working with Ben to photograph his Procamps youth football camp at Seneca H.S. in Harmony PA. Ben has such a tremendous interest in helping the kids that attend to understand the importance of working together as a team. The positive impact he has on these young lives is intangible. Great job Ben on your 7th annual camp!" -- Fred Vero
http://www.fredverophotography.com/
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Black & Ghoul Halloween - 2014540 views"My son called me Troy “Pale –omalu!" -- Stoughton Bailie
More from Stougthon: "My family is from Pittsburgh, but we have been out on the West coast (Seattle) for almost 20 years now. Not only was my son semi-famous for being on the news out here (http://www.puckertime.com/steelerfan), but we actually got remarried in Mexico wearing Steeler gear!!"
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April, 2015540 viewsTony Sedenes' wife bought him an autographed helmet from Ben for his birthday...and for Valentines Day, had these great photos of their little man, Dean, posing in his #7 onesy and Dad's birthday present!!!
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Training Camp, 2015 540 viewsQ&A with Big Ben:
Is quarterback more fun to play than when you started?
It’s always fun to play quarterback. When you have a group of guys that you’ve played with for a while now, and the same group coming back, the coach lets you have a lot of fun with it and have a lot of influence. It’s fun to participate in. It’s fun to see the talented young guys we have.
Is the ceiling for this group of offensive players as high as any you’ve been around?
Potentially. I think it’s still always about staying healthy, as it is with any team. Staying healthy, and [we need to] keep wanting to get better, each guy individually. If each individual wants to get better, then collectively as a group we’ll get better.
You guys talked about the red zone issues early in the season that seemed to get better as the year went on. How would you like to see this offense evolve?
We just want to keep getting better in every phase of the game. Name a category, and we’ll say we want to get better at it. Whether it’s individually or collectively, as a group we need to get better and score more points, get better on third-down, red zone, first-down, second-down, everything.
Why is 30 points per game a realistic goal for this team?
It’s what our offensive coordinator set as a goal for us, so that’s what we’re going to try and do.
How important will Martavis Bryant’s development be?
It will be big. He’s put the work in. He looks good. He’s picking everything up. Last year we just kind of put him in there and gave him a couple of things to do, which he did really well at. Now we’re asking him to do more. We’re asking him to move around a little bit, front side, back side, and to know things better. I’m going to count on him in the no-huddle. Last year he’d ask everyone what to do. Now we feel more comfortable with him knowing what to do. Hopefully he’ll be able to translate that into playing faster.
13 days from your first game, what do you try to accomplish in these early practices?
Stay cool and really just staying healthy. We’ve got everyone back on offense, so that helps. It’s not really breaking in new guys. Obviously De’Angelo Williams is new, but really just trying to keep it going and piggyback off of last year. We don’t want to take any steps back.
What has Coach Tomlin meant to you during your career? How has he changed as a coach?
We’ve been together for a long time. I’m happy to have the same coach around for a long time. I’m glad he’s going to be here for a long time, along with a couple other people in the front office that were signed as well. It’s always fun when you can keep the same group of guys around, because of the familiarity with each other.
What did Jerome Bettis mean to you early in your career? How would you describe the relationship that you guys have?
Like a big brother. And we still do. A [much] older big brother. It’s just great. He was such an awesome leader and person. I still to this day, whenever there’s a situation dealing with a player, I think ‘How would Jerome handle this? What would he do?’ That’s how much I look up to him, because he meant that much to me and to everybody. He was such a good teammate and leader. I’m so happy for him going in [to the Hall of Fame]. It’s about time.
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September 28, 2015 - Best Wishes for Ben 540 viewsThese little ladies are showing “signs of love†for #7:
Chloe and Abbey Booth –
“Both of our daughters, Chloe and Abbey, made get well signs for Big Ben. Chloe attended Ben’s Procamp this summer. They were sad to see him get hurt and are worried about him. So they hope the signs will cheer him up.†– Lisa Booth.
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April 6, 2018 - DaBeard gets DaRoasted!540 viewsBen and Mel Blount at the 20th Annual Mel Blount Youth Home All-Star Celebrity Roast honoring Brett Keisel.
Photo: Teresa Varley
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June 10, 2018 - The Ben Roethlisberger Foundation Charity Celebrity Softball Game, Findlay, OH540 viewsHello my public! Watch me as I knock the cover off the ball!
Photo: Aaron Josefcyzk
*Click on any photo for a much larger version.
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Training Camp - August, 2012539 viewsCoach Tomlin practices his "mean face" during...well, practice!!
Photo: Jennifer McGee
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