Ben Roethlisberger says plays won’t change in Le’Veon Bell’s absence
- 9 years ago
Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger isn't taking the season-ending MCL injury to Le'Veon Bell as a reason to try to change up their offensive game plan.
"There should be no slowing down," Roethlisberger said, according to Post Gazette reporter Ray Fittipaldo.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin echoed some of what Roethlisberger said in his press conference Tuesday, suggesting the playcalling might not change at all.
he said.
"In some instances they will, just based on the style of the feature runner, or maybe the schematics that this week's opponent employs.
You may see some things different in the run game this week but it may have nothing to do with DeAngelo or Le'Veon.
It might be based solely on what the Raiders do or opportunities they provide us."
"There should be no slowing down," Roethlisberger said, according to Post Gazette reporter Ray Fittipaldo.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin echoed some of what Roethlisberger said in his press conference Tuesday, suggesting the playcalling might not change at all.
he said.
"In some instances they will, just based on the style of the feature runner, or maybe the schematics that this week's opponent employs.
You may see some things different in the run game this week but it may have nothing to do with DeAngelo or Le'Veon.
It might be based solely on what the Raiders do or opportunities they provide us."