Ben Roethlisberger was very critical of Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers after the Week 13 loss to the Buffalo Bills. The team legend pointed out that, during the second half, the offense looked better when Aaron Rodgers called plays instead of Arthur Smith.

It all happened in a new episode of his podcast Footbahlin. “I’ve heard some things that Aaron, this last game, when they finally moved the ball, Aaron was just calling plays. Maybe it’s one of those situations where we unhook the helmet and let Aaron do his thing.”

After hearing these comments, many fans recalled that in Roethlisberger’s final years as the Steelers’ quarterback, the veteran often called plays on certain drives that were more successful than what the various offensive coordinators of that era were sending in.

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