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Steelers have begun contacting teams to trade Ben


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Broncos got 2 firsts and a 3rd, + a starter quality quarterback for an average at best quarterback in Cutler. Ben is a 2 time SB winning QB. Yeah he carries a lot of baggage, but Oakland/Bills are in desperate need of a QB.
all those teams make sense.
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Ahh..... I really really Doubt Ben is going anywhere. The steelers would be dumb to move him for anything less than a top 5 pick to ensure that they get Clausen. Seriously who would be their QB if they traded him??? Not gonna happen.

Your point is true about who would replace Ben.... but I've never read a Schefter tweet that didn't come true, or at least have credible possibility.

It's fairly reliable info.

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Nobody will give up a first rd, much less a top ten, for somebody that won't play the first 4-6 games.

Oh yes they would. Ask yourself this, if Ben became availabe on the 4th-6th week of the season, would a team trade a top 10 pick in the draft the following year for him? Hell yeah, someone would pull the trigger on that in a heart beat.

His baggage causes some issues but IF the Steelers are shopping him, someone will jump on it before the draft.

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One thing that I really like about Ben is something that just can't be taught on the football field or the film room. His rape to superbowl win ratio. Two rapes Two rings. The guy is amazing.

So he should just rape another girl... except not get caught Because........

If 2rapes= 2rings

Then rapes=rings

So 3rapes=3rings

So one more rape and he can win another superbowl!!!!!

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I hope he goes to oakland. no better way to say "f**k you" than shipping you off to al davis and Co.

He has a strong arm, Al Davis LOVES that poo.

Wow... I think if that happens he will really start being remorseful for his alleged actions!

Nothing says punishment like being Exiled to Al Davis Island

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Wow... I think if that happens he will really start being remorseful for his alleged actions!

Nothing says punishment like being Exiled to Al Davis Island

LOL, yeah, they ought to make the Raiders logo a little Tombstone... because that's where NFL Player's careers go to die.

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