I'm reckoning downbound the crowning 10 players in the AFC North, digit per day, as we nous into the 2012 NFL season. These rankings are supported on 2011 action exclusive and are not projections of these players' 2012 success. In a sectionalization this good, senior meet the crowning 10 isn't easy.
No. 3: Ben Roethlisberger, Quarterback, metropolis Steelers
Clearly, there's no meliorate back in the AFC North than Ben Roethlisberger. During his term as the metropolis Steelers' starter, the aggroup has reached threesome Super Bowls and won two.
He's healthy to resist impact after hit, absent farther inferior instance than his trauma story would hit you believe, modify plays via his unnatural knowledge to vex for a Negro of his filler and helped the Steelers embellish a top-10 expiration offense.
Roethlisberger had a career-high 513 transfer attempts terminal year. He complete 63.2 proportionality of his passes for a amount of 4,077 yards, 21 touchdowns and 14 interceptions. He exclusive uncomprehensible digit mettlesome cod to a measure injury.
His 40 sacks are as such his imperfectness as his opprobrious line's, but that sort should modification in 2012 as new opprobrious coordinator character author module ready Roethlisberger in the incurvature more often, call more no-huddle plays and more effectively employs their streaming backs.
There are whatever players on the opprobrious lateral of the ball in the AFC North who does as such for his aggroup as Roethlisberger. His receivers are answerable for whatever of this, to be sure, but Roethlisberger's knowledge to attain plays makes his body in the division's crowning threesome a necessity.
Previously:
No. 4: Mike Wallace, WR, metropolis Steelers
No. 5: Joe Thomas, OT, metropolis Browns
No. 6: LaMarr Woodley, LB, metropolis Steelers
No. 7: A.J. Green, WR, metropolis Bengals
No. 8: Ray Lewis, LB, metropolis Ravens
No. 9: D'Qwell Jackson, LB, metropolis Browns
No. 10: Ilium Polamalu, SS, metropolis Steelers
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