Roethlisberger Criticizes Steelers' Performance and Culture

Former quarterback questions 'Steeler tradition,' criticizes head coach Mike Tomlin amid team's struggle for playoff spot

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has criticized the team's performance and culture, stating that 'maybe the tradition of the Pittsburgh Steelers is done.'
Roethlisberger has pointed out the lack of leadership and 'Steeler toughness' on the offensive side, while praising the defensive players like T.J. Watt and Minkah Fitzpatrick.
He has also criticized head coach Mike Tomlin for 'bad coaching,' particularly for burning timeouts early in the second half of games, which he believes has cost the team late in the game.
Roethlisberger's comments come in the wake of the Steelers' loss to the New England Patriots, which has left the team with a 7-6 record and fighting for a playoff spot.
The Steelers have four games left in the regular season, with Kenny Pickett still recovering from ankle surgery and Mitch Trubisky leading the team.