Sports Staff Soundboard: How should the NFL and the Steelers discipline Ben Roethlisberger
How should the NFL and the Steelers discipline Ben Roethlisberger?
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src="http://www.ricethresher.org/media/paper1290/stills/n770944j.jpg" width="215" height="103" alt="Jonathan Myers" /> |
src="http://www.ricethresher.org/media/paper1290/stills/f2ku6zj4.jpg" width="215" height="103" alt="Casey Michel" /> |
| "They should shave his head, as my buddy Tim
Williams feels that his greasy mullet doesn't exactly promote an image of sincere remorse." Jonathan Myers Assistant Sports Editor | "Make him eat nothing but Roethlis-burgers
from Peppi's for the entire season, then have him joust with a heavily armored Terry Bradshaw. Or ship him off to the Raiders. His choice." Casey Michel Former Thresher Editor in Chief
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width="215" height="103" alt="Ryan Glassman" /> |
width="215" height="103" alt="Natalie Clericuzio" /> |
| "Ben Roethlisberger deserves to be
suspended by the Steelers for no less than three games. He clearly does not understand that it is a privilege not only to be the face of an NFL franchise, but to play for an owner as admired and respected as Art Rooney." Ryan Glassman Sports Staff Writer | "Send Ben to Pine Grove Behavioral Health
& Addiction Services in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. According to Tiger, they know what they're doing down there." Natalie Clericuzio Sports Editor |
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