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Ken Whisenhunt was about to find out how good a coach he was. He was the offensive coordinator of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2004. Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Our thinking was to be physical, run the ball, control the ball, set up play-action, take your shots down the field and let the defense play more ... What happened to Ben was that he went to a pretty good football team.
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Every single one of us on this list got to this point for a reason ... We're confident. We can make plays with our arm. But there's a fine line in taking that out there on the field and thinking, 'I can put that ball in there. I can make this play.' But you have to take chances in this league to be succ...
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Check your list ... and I think you'll find that the quarterbacks with the winning records by and large went to good teams or good circumstances.
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It all goes back to Boller and Roethlisberger
