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7 on 7: What Ben likes about the offense

Aug 02, 2015 at 11:01 PM

LATROBE, Pa. - There isn't much quarterback Ben Roethlisberger doesn't like about the offense, but he did share with us the seven things he likes about this year's group.

Here is what Roethlisberger gave as his seven things.

"The offensive line and their experience."

"The running backs and their explosiveness."

"The talent at wide receiver."

"You have Heath Miller, so the tight ends."

"The way we can score in so many different ways."

6. "The coaches. Just the coaches."

"The camaraderie we all have. It makes it all work."

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