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This question is posed by Ed Bouchette.
from - http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/...-Tunch-Ilkin-Heinz-Field/stories/201808240120
No. It's not worth it. Let him shake the rust off during an embarrassing division loss on opening day at Cleveland. It just seems like this team doesn't appreciate preparation enough, or they have an inflated sense of how good they are. "I probably don't need to.." Yeah you do. Everyone does. And it should be for more than a few snaps.
How will a few series in a preseason game Aug. 25 help a quarterback be ready for the Sept. 9 start of his 15th season? Will he be more prepared for that opener in Cleveland by playing briefly against the Tennessee Titans at Heinz Field?
Is the risk of injury — which is why Roethlisberger won’t have played in the other three preseason games or for very long Saturday — worth it?
“I probably don’t need to, but I’d like to get in there a little bit,’’ Roethlisberger said. “I think it helps knock the rust off a little bit. The speed is different from practice to a preseason game; even regular-season games, the speed is different.”
from - http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/...-Tunch-Ilkin-Heinz-Field/stories/201808240120
No. It's not worth it. Let him shake the rust off during an embarrassing division loss on opening day at Cleveland. It just seems like this team doesn't appreciate preparation enough, or they have an inflated sense of how good they are. "I probably don't need to.." Yeah you do. Everyone does. And it should be for more than a few snaps.
