From 2004-2021, Ben Roethlisberger helped the Pittsburgh Steelers remain a consistent playoff contender. He’s arguably the best quarterback in franchise history, winning two Super Bowls with them. For years, the Steelers struggled to find a franchise quarterback. Roethlisberger elevated them almost instantly, though. He’s been retired for a few years, and he’s eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2027. Now, Roethlisberger has revealed who he’d like to induct him.
“I probably would’ve picked my college football coach, Coach [Terry] Hoeppner, who has passed away,” Roethlisberger said Tuesday on his Footbahlin’ podcast. “Only problem is he probably would’ve gotten too fired up, but he would’ve went way over time.