Ben Roethlisberger, destroyer of Cleveland, just improved his record over the Browns to 26-3-1 at Pat McAfee’s successful Big Night AHT in Pittsburgh in hilarious fashion.
Big Ben, one of the biggest surprises from McAfee’s event, denounced his previous birth state of Ohio and said he was from Pittsburgh through and through—a Yinzer.
Roethlisberger then hilariously fired a shot at the Browns, stating that he was already an owner of Cleveland.
Big Ben has a phenomenal regular season record of 25-3-1 against the Browns and loves to throw it back in the Pittsburgh Steelers‘ rival’s face any chance he gets. However, Roethlisberger wasn’t finished there, as he would then question the city of Cleveland’s intelligence.
McAfee asked Big Ben to do the simple math of adding one million together three times to make three million, and the legendary Steelers QB fired a shot at the city of Cleveland:
“I’m not from Cleveland—I know how to do that math. Three, million, dollars.”
Will the Browns ever recover from the beatings Roethlisberger has given Cleveland over his 18-year career, or are they simply accepting of his ownership as well?
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Roethlisberger says he owns Browns, mocks Cleveland fans’ intelligence
Ben Roethlisberger, destroyer of Cleveland, just improved his record over the Browns to 26-3-1 at Pat McAfee’s successful Big Night AHT in Pittsburgh in hilarious fashion.
Big Ben, one of the biggest surprises from McAfee’s event, denounced his previous birth state of Ohio and said he was from Pittsburgh through and through—a Yinzer.
Roethlisberger then hilariously fired a shot at the Browns, stating that he was already an owner of Cleveland.
Big Ben has a phenomenal regular season record of 25-3-1 against the Browns and loves to throw it back in the Pittsburgh Steelers‘ rival’s face any chance he gets. However, Roethlisberger wasn’t finished there, as he would then question the city of Cleveland’s intelligence.
McAfee asked Big Ben to do the simple math of adding one million together three times to make three million, and the legendary Steelers QB fired a shot at the city of Cleveland:
“I’m not from Cleveland—I know how to do that math. Three, million, dollars.”
Will the Browns ever recover from the beatings Roethlisberger has given Cleveland over his 18-year career, or are they simply accepting of his ownership as well?
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Roethlisberger says he owns Browns, mocks Cleveland fans’ intelligence
