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From a tweet from the ESPN writer:

Pittsburgh has begun contacting teams to trade Ben Roethlisberger for a top 10 pick. At least one team considering it.


Here is the top 10 order for the draft..

1. St. Louis (1-15)
2. Detroit (2-14)
3. Tampa Bay (3-13)
4. Washington (4-12)
5. Kansas City (4-12)
6. Seattle (5-11)
7. Cleveland (5-11)
8. Oakland (5-11)
9. Buffalo (6-10)
10. Jacksonville (7-9)

Not sure who I would pick from that list as being the "at least one" team considering it. Guesses?

KC

dbackjon wrote:KC

doubtful considering they just signed Cassel to a huge contract last season.

UNHWildCats wrote:

dbackjon wrote:KC

doubtful considering they just signed Cassel to a huge contract last season.

Roethlisberger is ten times better than Cassel and if KC could land him, they should (ethics withholding)

The whole point of a 'trade' for KC is so that they might be able to pass off the contract to Pittsburgh, or at least a portion of it.

Maybe the Skins will trade Haynesworth for Roeth!

UNHWildCats wrote:

dbackjon wrote:KC

doubtful considering they just signed Cassel to a huge contract last season.

Big Ben is ten times the QB Cassel is.

If McNabb could net just a 2nd & conditional 3rd rounder, no one is going to give a top 10 pick for football's version of an unmarried Tiger Woods.

Maybe the Skins send McNabb and Haynesworth to the Steelers for Rapelisburger???

Nah -- the Steelers ate to smart for that. Dont count out the Raiders.

dbackjon wrote:

UNHWildCats wrote: doubtful considering they just signed Cassel to a huge contract last season.

Big Ben is ten times the QB Cassel is.

yes But KC aint gonna pay Cassel that kinda money to sit on the bench.

bluehenbillk wrote:If McNabb could net just a 2nd & conditional 3rd rounder, no one is going to give a top 10 pick for football's version of an unmarried Tiger Woods.

I don't think so. Ben has already won 2 SBs and is five (six?) years younger than McNabb. Like him or not, there are some teams that are probably salivating to get their hands on him (again, ethics withholding).

How bout the Rams? They are gonna use the #1 overall on a QB anyway might as well get a proven QB.

UNHWildCats wrote:How bout the Rams? They are gonna use the #1 overall on a QB anyway might as well get a proven QB.

I could see that.

IMO all depends on how much baggage a team is willing to take on.

Here are teams that Steelers have called about Roethlisberger: Rams, 49ers, Raiders, Bills, Jaguars, Seahawks and Browns.

Rams and Bills are confirmed to have said they have no interest leaving that at least one team as one of: Niners, Raiders, Jags, Seahawks or Browns

bandl wrote:

bluehenbillk wrote:If McNabb could net just a 2nd & conditional 3rd rounder, no one is going to give a top 10 pick for football's version of an unmarried Tiger Woods.

I don't think so. Ben has already won 2 SBs and is five (six?) years younger than McNabb. Like him or not, there are some teams that are probably salivating to get their hands on him (again, ethics withholding).

Do you seriously think Big Ben had one thing to do with winning that 1st one? Cmon, see Trent Dilfer.

bluehenbillk wrote:

bandl wrote: I don't think so. Ben has already won 2 SBs and is five (six?) years younger than McNabb. Like him or not, there are some teams that are probably salivating to get their hands on him (again, ethics withholding).

Do you seriously think Big Ben had one thing to do with winning that 1st one? Cmon, see Trent Dilfer.

Yes, I do believe that Ben had, perhaps, one thing to do with them winning the SB in 2005. That certainly wasn’t his best game by far, and he probably should have been cut for the audicity he showed by acting like he had only been playing in the league for two years. But whatever he did or did not do, he did enough to help the Steelers get to the SB and to win it. Certainly was more than McNabb ever did in a SB to help his team win it.

But let’s not forget that the Steelers went 9-3 that year with him playing, 2-2 without. That he was the 2004 offensive rookie of the year. That he has the fifth highest winning percentage of all-time. That he has the ninth highest passer rating of all time. That he has the fifth highest yards per attempt all-time. That he has the eighth highest completion percentage of all-time. That he is only 28 and still in his prime. Yeah….that was all definitely on the Steelers defense, so it’s probably fair to say that he certainly doesn’t have a resume that teams would give a shit about.