{"playerId":5536,"percentChange":0.1,"averageDraftPosition":84.9,"percentOwned":94.3,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Roethlisberger (knee) skipped practice Tuesday, the first day of Pittsburgh's three-day minicamp, but is confident he will be fine for training camp, according to Steelers.com. \"I've been off crutches for a couple of days now,\" said Roethlisberger. \"I'm moving around good. I think I could play Sunday if I had to.\"","spin":"Obviously Big Ben is overstating his recovery, but it appears that there is nothing to worry about after having his right knee \"cleaned up\" last week by Dr. Jim Bradley. \"It feels great,\" said Roethlisberger. \"I saw Dr. Bradley (Tuesday) morning and he was pleasantly surprised with the range of motion and where we are and the swelling. It feels great.\"","date":"Wed Jun 12"},"fullName":"Ben Roethlisberger","pointsSEASON":214,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Big Ben's toughness is unquestioned, but it keeps getting the Steelers in trouble. For the second straight year, Roethlisberger missed crucial time to injury during a playoff push, victimized by a shaky O-line and his tendency to hold the ball. Before his Week 10 shoulder and rib woes, however, he was on pace for 4,406 passing yards, 32 TDs, eight INTs and a 67 percent completion rate. Coordinator Todd Haley's quick-release, inside-the-numbers attack suited Big Ben fine. The concern for '13 is continued upheaval in Roethlisberger's blocking, and the removal of playmakers Mike Wallace (free agency) and Heath Miller (torn ACL) from Pittsburgh's attack. Add the likelihood he'll miss games because of injury, and Roethlisberger looks more like a fantasy backup than a starter.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Fri May 31"},"positionRank":18,"projectedPoints":221}