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While these three incidents did not find Roethlisberger guilty by the binding rules of the legal system, he is in pretty hot water in the public spectrum. His coach is constantly worrying about him, while NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has surely kept his eye on “Big Ben” and may come down with an eventual suspension—just as he did with a former Steeler who was involved in off-field activities, Santonio Holmes.
Speaking of Holmes, one must wonder whether the Steelers would have ever even dealt him to the New York Jets if Roethlisberger was not facing such giant accusations.
Maybe the franchise is growing tired of Roethlisberger getting in legal bouts, especially some as large as being accused of sexual assault. He readjusted his contract in 2008, agreeing to an eight-year, $102 million deal as he had two years remaining from his original draft contract.
Looking at it that way, the Steelers and Roethlisberger are bound together for a long time in financial terms, but one must wonder what would happen if Roethlisberger gets in trouble again. Would he be suspended as badly as Pac-Man Jones was in his strip club incident?

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