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Throughout the entire Antonio Brown/Pittsburgh Steelers/Mike Tomlin/Ben Roethlisberger saga , a lot has come to light. Some of it seems to have legs, while other reports seem more fallacy than factual.Throughout it all there has been plenty of blame throughout it all. People blaming Mike Tomlin. Some blaming Ben Roethlisberger. But when it comes down to it, the ultimate blame should fall on none other than Antonio Brown’s shoulders.To add to that , let us just now say Antonio Brown’s moniker ‘AB’ should stand for Absolutely Bonkers, rather than his initials. This isn’t to say there isn’t blame which should go to others, but it always should come back to Brown. Brown cares about one person — himself , and to think he will win this battle with the Steelers faithful, and the organization, makes him look even worse.This is where the newest BTSC podcast “Yeah , I Said It” comes in. ‘AB’ has done a lot, but he isn’t perfect. Far from it. issues with the team.. My co-host on ‘The Standard is the Standard’, Lance Williams , is the perfect man for the job, and delivers the goods in the latest show.Check out the audio below: Feel free to give us your thoughts on the topic in the comment section below, and don’t forget to follow us on all our audio platforms by following the links below:Apple Users: CLICK HERESpotify: CLICK HEREGoogle Play: CLICK HERE Ben Roethlisberger said earlier this week that he was “pretty sure” he’d be in the lineup for the Steelers in Sunday’s game against the Titans and that was confirmed on Friday.Head coach Mike Tomlin said Roethlisberger will play for the first time this summer and that the rest of the team’s starters will also be in action. Roethlisberger said that he sees “some value” in playing in the preseason because it serves as a warmup that doesn’t come in a regular season where every game carries a high level of importance.While Roethlisberger knows he’s the No. 1 quarterback in Pittsburgh , the identity of his backup is less clear. Josh Dobbs started the first preseason game and Mason Rudolph started the second as they compete for the job.Tomlin did not say which quarterback would follow Roethlisberger into the game, so that will bring a bit of intrigue to the final preseason game of the weekend.

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