Ben Roethlisberger: 'We're Gonna Be Prepared For The Very Best New England Patriots'
It's officially Patriots week for the Steelers and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger joined us for The #1 Cochran Ben Roethlisberger Show.
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It's officially Patriots week for the Steelers and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger joined us for The #1 Cochran Ben Roethlisberger Show.
CBS Sports and INSIDE THE NFL analyst Phil Simms weighed in on the Garoppolo trade and its implications for several teams around the league.
Tom Brady and the Patriots head south to take on Jameis Winston and the Bucs in a Thursday night battle. Can the Patriots fix their defense in a short week?
Talk of the New England Patriots' demise was definitely premature, as their thorough beating of the New Orleans Saints shows us.
It's not clear that any NFL team can really challenge the Patriots this year... certainly no team in the AFC East.
The dating app, Hater, compiled data from local users to create a list of the top five things Pittsburghers hate the most.
The Stanley Cup has been making appearances all over since the Penguins' repeat victory, but one recent photo op has Pittsburgh sports fans enraged.
The search for Tom Brady's missing Super Bowl jersey is over.
With their fifth Super Bowl title, Tom Brady and Bill Belichick's Patriots have made the most remarkable run in NFL history.
There really is no argument anymore: The New England Patriots are the best football team ever.
In 50 years of Super Bowl play, three quarterbacks sit at the top of the pyramid with four championships each: Pittsburgh's Terry Bradshaw, San Francisco's Joe Montana and New England's Tom Brady. Unlike Bradshaw and Montana, however, Brady has taken a long time to a compile his four SB wins. He was just 24 when the Patriots won their first title in January 2002. Now, Brady has a chance for a fifth ring at age 39, which is pretty amazing considering the pounding so many NFL quarterbacks take over their careers.
No NFL franchise has been as successful as the New England Patriots this century, but the outlook for the 2016 season was dim with the announcement that the team would be without quarterback Tom Brady for the first four games of the year. However, the organization overcame its star QB's league suspension, and the Patriots finished with the best record, the best scoring differential and the best scoring defense in the NFL on their way to an seventh Super Bowl appearance since 2001. This is how they got here.
This year's Super Bowl has shaped up to really be two of the very best teams in the NFL, and it doesn't hurt that two of the elite quarterbacks are also involved. Both Matt Ryan and Tom Brady are working through Hall of Fame careers, but the latter isn't slowing down as his age keeps going up.
Rob Gronkowski is the Patriots' second-most indispensable player, and the team has won despite his season-ending injury.
Here are five reasons you should root for the Falcons in this year's big game.
Whether you like them or not, there are a lot of reasons to root for the Patriots to beat the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI.
Tom Brady and Matt Ryan, two contrasting quarterbacks leading high-powered offenses, are the story for Super Bowl LI.
Stop with this whole, "No matter what the Steelers did, they weren't going to beat the Patriots anyway because New England was so well coached and Tom Brady played so well" nonsense.
Mike Tomlin and his defensive staff chose to do something he always claims they never do: They lived in their fears.
If you're looking for a path to Super Bowl LI, the Steelers just need to do what they've done over the past nine weeks.
This year's NFL Championship round is fueled by pyrotechnic passing and overall offense. What teams will move on to the Super Bowl?
Current and former Steelers have all been weighing in on the Antonio Brown Facebook Live video from the teams locker room following their win over the Chiefs last week, and Rod Woodson joined The Starkey and Mueller Show to share his thoughts.
After a season filled with suspensions and numerous injuries, the Pittsburgh Steelers are one game away from the Super Bowl. They've made it this far, but in order for them to make it into the big game, they're going to have to get past a very strong New England Patriots squad.
After Sunday night's win against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Pittsburgh Steelers are heading to New England to take on Tom Brady and his team.
Tony Gonzalez, 17-year NFL veteran and current CBS Sports NFL analyst, discusses Texans-Patriots and other divisional round matchups.
