Thanks Ben!

BTSC Steelers on Twitter: "Happy 38th Birthday to Ben Roethlisberger! #Steelers https://t.co/FOdAmjyDpR" / Twitter 

 

Thanks for 18 years of no losing seasons.  Thanks for two rings.  Enjoy retirement "Big" Ben Roethlisberger.

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