Retired Steelers quarterback and future Hall of Famer Ben Roethlisberger has some thoughts on the Steelers offense moving forward after last Thursday’s loss to Cleveland.

The 'Week 12 Mike Tomlin criticism party' was beginning to conclude, until former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger threw his name into the hat of those questioning Tomlin's strange coaching decisions against the Cleveland Browns.

The Pittsburgh Steelers got handed their worst loss of the season in Week 12 by the Cleveland Browns. The Browns led for the majority of the game. The Steelers came back to reclaim the lead in the fourth quarter,

Some fans have thought he was the savior at quarterback, others believe he's best suited as a change-of-pace running QB akin to Tayson Hill in New Orleans, and others still believe he needs to change positions entirely in order to have any success in the NFL, with running back often tabbed as his ideal spot due to his athletic gifts.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Offensive Coordinator Arthur Smith utilized the Justin Fields package a little more against the Cleveland Browns in Week 12.

Strange circumstances from Week 12's loss have sparked even stranger ideas for fixing the Pittsburgh Steelers offense. While fans, analysts, and coaches have zeroed in on the Steelers' red zone inefficiency as an area needing improvement,