Batch is just one of the best people to ever play in the NFL, very humble, great teammate, amazing in the community, just an amazing person. Lots of respect for him
One of my former colleagues and his son, both of whom were hard core 9ers fans living in the DC metro area went to Latrobe to check out the Steelers in training camp. Batch was the backup then. When he wasn't on the field, he chatted it up for a while with my colleague's son and made a fan out of him. Dude is solid as a rock.
He was very beloved by Steelers fans during his time as a Steelers backup. He was a huge mentor and practically the quarterback coach for Ben Roethlisberger when he first started.
Batch is just one of the best people to ever play in the NFL, very humble, great teammate, amazing in the community, just an amazing person. Lots of respect for him
Miss having Charlie as the Steelers backup QB! When he was the backup I knew that if Big Ben went out that the offense was in good hands. On top of that he's one of the classiest guys in the league.
I disagree. In sense you’re using it “big break” is a relative term. 2004-2011: Steelers were very close to transcending to “Dynasty” team. Batch wasn’t starting QB but was big contributor when he played & helping younger Ben as veteran mentor who embraced role. He’s remembered for that & city/fans/team all respect. That earned respect opened doors for his current success today, as TV & radio personality-enabling him to have a platform, which like his career, he maximized. I was big fan of Tommy Maddox-I thought he should have been starter in 2001. 2002, he led one of best passing offenses by Steelers-EVER. But when times got tough, Tommy wasn’t up to challenge, a huge reason why Batch overtook him on depth chart in 2005 SB season. Batch was not as talented as Ben or Maddox or Leftwich... but he was integral part of team in his role & example of best you can be
Not sure how or why I ended up watching this..assumed it would be all about Charlie Batch, football etc..but this story hit home as I myself remember my Sister who passed away..and today, 8/17/2020 I don't know why I'm even posting this I feel his hurt and pain Rest In Power Queens😪
NFL films went hard with this one. One of my best friends growing up was a Steelers fan and their family loved this guy especially, I always wondered why since he was just the backup. Now I get it.
This guy was a big part of the 2005 Super Bowl team. When Ben went down with the leg injury ,Charlie raised his level of play and knocked off some big wins that year. The only backup QB that legitimately earned both SB rings , and not just sitting on the bench . Hands down the greatest backup QB in NFL history .
Growing up here in PGH. I never knew Batch literally contributed this much to Homestead as often as I have drove through it. Mad respect for this gentleman. Speechless
Charlie was an incredible teammate, co-captain and friend while at Easter Michigan University. He had a long professional football career too but it pales in comparison to what he is doing for the young people in Homestead, PA. His impact is legacy-making and will change generations of people in his community. The world needs more people Charlie Batch. 🏈🙌
I worked right across the street from those B Ball courts in 96, a few streets down from E Laurel Way. It was very sketchy but a lot of good people, I was so happy to see Charlie come home, great QB, outstanding human
He threw a very tight spiral. I always remember seeing him in the Madden games and knowing who he was I’m glad I finally learned a Something about this man. Very cool
I never knew. Thank you NFL Films. Thank you Charlie Batch. Reaching out and impacting so many lives - those are numbers, statistics that surpass those in the HOF.
Glad they did this segment. Stars get all the press and shine, but there are guys like this that have helped so many and have inspiring stories. RIP to his sister...her killer will answer for their actions eventually.
Who dislikes content like this? Honestly, who are you people? I'd love to know. As a Steeler fan, we were so lucky to have Charlie's leadership in Ben's ear and his heart on the field whenever Ben went down. To win 6 of 9 starts is exactly what you'd hope for in a backup QB. Charlie always shined in Pittsburgh and more importantly, he's a great man and leader of his community.
Embodies what it is to be a great man and if you ever wonder why we are die hard steelers fans. This is just one example. Thank you Mr. Batch. You are appreciated and loved by us Yinzers!!
I went to steel valley and batch really made a difference in so many ways for the community. He's still doing it today and doing more than ever. Definitely someone to look up to in the community
I can't believe the boyfriend used her as a shield. I almost lost my life in the exact situation, random shootout in my old neighborhood and as a wrapped my arms around a mother walking her kid in a stroller i got hit to the right of my heart by half inch and to the left of my spine by about the same amount. Ill never forget the look in that woman's eye as i laid there waiting for there ambulance man its juat a crazy feeling
People have No Clue the Paths these guys have walked. Charlie You're a Man that was destine to change the world. Thank You for sharing your Talents with us. Blessings Brother 💪💙
I have been a Steelers fan since I was 5 years old. The NFL city I have always lived closest to is Detroit. I attended Eastern Michigan University in the late 90s. I met this man on campus when he was a starter for the Eagles. He was a humble and unassuming man then. Clearly, he still is today. I was ALWAYS happy that #16 was ready to step in whenever Roethlisberger couldn't answer the call. And I'm so glad to see that he's made a difference in so many lives. You're a good man, Charlie Batch.
My sister went to steel valley high school with him and also said how good of a person he was, not 1 of the high school football player who looks down on others, he was always a good friend
My grandmother was buried in this same cemetery. The day of my grandmother’s funeral, he was at the cemetery and walked over and shook my brother’s, my dad’s, and my hand and gave his condolences to my family. He had no idea who were but still came over provided kindness and reassurance. One of the nicest men I have ever had the pleasure of meeting
You didn’t worry so much about a Big Ben injury when we had Batch. He was always steady and dependable. Glad to have had him on the team for ten years and in the community forever.
Will honestly never forget that last game against the Ravens. Figured he wouldn't be back, and it was so heartwarming seeing him go out there and win it. Miss him on the field, but love what he does off of it even more. There's good reason Pittsburgh loves him so much!
He’s made his money. He has his basketball camp and he still does media work for the Steelers. On top of all that, he runs a day care in the middle of homestead to keep kids off the streets during the day while their parents work. What a extraordinary man
Damn... Coming from a Colts fan, Charlie Batch was a great guy... Love to see people on the come up make something with their lives even when all is against them
As a lifelong Steelers fan, since I was 9, now 40. I will always remember those who did what they could for the Steelers Nation. Good times and bad… a true fan never abandons his team or family.
"Homestead Charlie" is beloved in the 'burgh. He has used his platform as an athlete to make life better for so many people. He's an example and role model of the highest order.
He never got anywhere near the respect he deserves. In my opinion, he is the football equivalent of "sixth man", and for that, I think he should be in the HOF.
A different type of people he helped a whole city some of these players are starters and are awful people it would be in the HOF called the NPA nicest player award
I'll never forget that game in Balitmore. I was so happy for him and had tears in my eyes when he hugged Ben. Was an awesome moment. Knowing all he went through and how hard he battled all of those years.
God bless you Charlie, we are all very proud of you. You have a heart my brother and my condolences, prayers for comfort from the Lord and we all love you to this day and beyond. Never lose your heart or the faith. God bless you ❤
I've been a Steelers fan since I was 8yrs old. I'm 54 now the Rooney's always brought the best people to that organization, and Charlie batch is the proof! Charlie thank you for your time with our team. But more importantly thank for what you mean to humanity it's self. Your a good man ❤️🌎
I had an opportunity back in 2004 to meet Charlie Batch when I was able to attend training camp as part of the training staff you talk about such an awesome human being. My first day at Camp I was eating lunch by myself away from the players and he saw me and came over and asked if anyone was sitting here and I was shocked and I said No it’s all yours and he sat there and ate lunch with me and talked to me more than anyone on that team. He was an amazing dude who should be in The Hall of Fame not because of his numbers but because of the man he was and still is to this day.
I remember watching Batch when he was a 38 year old backup winning every game he had to play. I was thinking this guy shoulda been starting his entire career
I’ve meet this guy at several football camps that he helped out with and he really is an amazing guy, would always point out and try to improve my mechanics and always would answer a question.
An amazing guy there! Just shows how much football changes people’s lives... just think if he wouldn’t have had football he might’ve ended up in the streets and maybe even in prison for going after who murdered his sister or the coward that used her for a shield. Now he’s trying to change all these young kids lives that’s awesome!!! Footballers come from all walks of life and then help not only there families but also in communities and the next generation of footballers and on and on and on
Charlie was important to the Steelers during his stay . You would always see him helping Ben make the correct adjustments . And if Big Ben went down Charlie could get the job done so Big Ben could take the time to heal . And playing in AFC North in the 2000's , it was TOUGH . You saw the best defense 2 to 3 times a year (Ravens) . And the weather in this region in early Jan is brutal .
"If coach Tomlin, Kevin Colbert, or the Rooney family ever need me, they know I'm 15 minutes up the road" -That's the kind of thing that families say to and do for each other. May God forever bless and take care of this man.
Character and off-field decisions matter. It's why Charlie Batch is beloved by team mates and fans alike and why he will be remembered forever in the history books. Also why Roethlisberger will never be respected or have an 'A Football Life' doc made about him, nor will he ever be in Canton.
Batch is just one of the best people to ever play in the NFL, very humble, great teammate, amazing in the community, just an amazing person. Lots of respect for him
Wonder where you got that from
yeah cause you knew hi personally huh lmao
Same. Even as a rival he was always a respected player.
One of my former colleagues and his son, both of whom were hard core 9ers fans living in the DC metro area went to Latrobe to check out the Steelers in training camp. Batch was the backup then. When he wasn't on the field, he chatted it up for a while with my colleague's son and made a fan out of him. Dude is solid as a rock.
Pat Tillman ?
Thank you NFL Films for introducing me to this great man
Yep I would have never knew his story but I’m glad I do now
He was very beloved by Steelers fans during his time as a Steelers backup. He was a huge mentor and practically the quarterback coach for Ben Roethlisberger when he first started.
@Jason McAfee same
Crazy how many football fans didn’t know about Charlie
Batch is just one of the best people to ever play in the NFL, very humble, great teammate, amazing in the community, just an amazing person. Lots of respect for him
It’s funny how nfl teams will cut you for being injured but won’t upgrade the line to prevent said injuries 😂😂
Its a bussiness first. Whichever is cheaper, draft a tougher qb or upgrade an entire line?
Scott Rhoads its clearly worked for the lions
Jacob Miller hey man 😂
Looking at you, Carolina.
Scott Rhoads you clearly know nothing.
As a steelers fan, I was never worried when he started. I knew we were in good hands
Ben was injured a lot but if he ever went down it was like, yeah ok go ahead get healthy we got Batch
@Spanaway 1999 just makes you sound salty dude lmao. Whoever wins wins get over it
Braydenlk i don’t like the Steelers but why you got to be so toxic
@@jadonsegnatelli9362 dude came in saying they "stole the Superbowl" and I said he sounds salty, how is that toxic lmao
Spanaway 1999 I think he would rather have crab legs
1:21 that play action was so damn smooth 😂
That was so Houdini stuff there! Wow
Imagine if he didn't have a body of a 70 year old.
I auctually was fooled till the last second
yellow meloe i never seen anyone tuck the ball like that, Genius
I remember that play like it was yesterday.
Miss having Charlie as the Steelers backup QB! When he was the backup I knew that if Big Ben went out that the offense was in good hands. On top of that he's one of the classiest guys in the league.
Agreed...Thats probably the "BRING BACK BATCH" movement t was started last season, ha.
Him and dennis dixon and tommy maddux
Watching the NFL I always figured the Steelers were going to win like heck when Batch was in. The dude was decent.
If he was still playing today they would've made it through last season better
@@JMaster9877 sure would've.
His mother deserves tons of credit for raising a wonderful son.
Takes alot of courage to be this open about how the loss of a loved one affected you. Charlie is a Brave man.
He never got the big break that he deserved, but he was definitely a reliable player and a great teammate.
The Lions gave him plenty off chances?
I didnt ask
I disagree. In sense you’re using it “big break” is a relative term. 2004-2011: Steelers were very close to transcending to “Dynasty” team.
Batch wasn’t starting QB but was big contributor when he played & helping younger Ben as veteran mentor who embraced role. He’s remembered for that & city/fans/team all respect.
That earned respect opened doors for his current success today, as TV & radio personality-enabling him to have a platform, which like his career, he maximized.
I was big fan of Tommy Maddox-I thought he should have been starter in 2001. 2002, he led one of best passing offenses by Steelers-EVER.
But when times got tough, Tommy wasn’t up to challenge, a huge reason why Batch overtook him on depth chart in 2005 SB season.
Batch was not as talented as Ben or Maddox or Leftwich... but he was integral part of team in his role & example of best you can be
True
@@PrivatelyHanging how if Barry Sanders was the man number one nobody can make it with a legend on your team
Not sure how or why I ended up watching this..assumed it would be all about Charlie Batch, football etc..but this story hit home as I myself remember my Sister who passed away..and today, 8/17/2020 I don't know why I'm even posting this I feel his hurt and pain Rest In Power Queens😪
🙏🙏🙏
Hanzo Hattori my condolences
🙏🙏
Thank you Queen❤
May your beloved Sister forever. 🙏💐REST IN PEACE 🙏💐
Charlie Batch: The Uncle Iroh of professional football.
A brilliant comparison.
Oh my god. That makes too much sense.
That’s is a great comment
belichick is the fire lord and tom prince zuko
@@luisalcala5209 idk about Zuko he had a lot of character development but I say his beginning years
NFL films went hard with this one. One of my best friends growing up was a Steelers fan and their family loved this guy especially, I always wondered why since he was just the backup. Now I get it.
As a Steelers fan, this is one of the NFL stories I've been waiting for. He is a great man, one of the greatest player stories out there
This guy was a big part of the 2005 Super Bowl team. When Ben went down with the leg injury ,Charlie raised his level of play and knocked off some big wins that year. The only backup QB that legitimately earned both SB rings , and not just sitting on the bench . Hands down the greatest backup QB in NFL history .
Nick foles would like to have a word with you
@@Schemegodhaitibaby As would Steve Young and Tom Brady
@@Scotter4536 they went on to become HoF starting QBs... Batch was the definition of dependable back up QB
2005 was not a real sb win
@@Reimastered 😂😂😂😂😂
Always loved the security of having Charlie Batch coming in if Ben got hurt. But even more love the person Charlie Batch
Growing up here in PGH. I never knew Batch literally contributed this much to Homestead as often as I have drove through it. Mad respect for this gentleman. Speechless
Alright, who's been cutting onions in here?
Forreal!
💀
Sorry learning how to make onion soup
@Joe King So it's bad to cry over something you find emotional? Like a woman you also stated so men can't cry?
@Joe King Sure.
Always loved Charlie. I never knew he was a hometown kid
Did you really love him then?
Same here
Uncle Charlie!
Thank you
Great QB and a greater man.
Nobody really knows what really goes on in someone's life until you hear there story
🤝🤝🤝🤝
Really my boy, real humble dude🙇🏾♂️💯
Charlie was an incredible teammate, co-captain and friend while at Easter Michigan University. He had a long professional football career too but it pales in comparison to what he is doing for the young people in Homestead, PA. His impact is legacy-making and will change generations of people in his community. The world needs more people Charlie Batch. 🏈🙌
He’s a legend in my eyes Steeler for ever !
I worked right across the street from those B Ball courts in 96, a few streets down from E Laurel Way. It was very sketchy but a lot of good people, I was so happy to see Charlie come home, great QB, outstanding human
One of best backups qbs of all time he knew his role everytime Big Ben was out he did his role greatly
He threw a very tight spiral. I always remember seeing him in the Madden games and knowing who he was I’m glad I finally learned a
Something about this man. Very cool
I never knew. Thank you NFL Films. Thank you Charlie Batch. Reaching out and impacting so many lives - those are numbers, statistics that surpass those in the HOF.
Two legendary backups, both named Charlie: Batch and Whitehurst.
whitehurst is clipboard jesus
Wrong!!! Nick Foles won a SB as a backup
@@islandflavah6928 yea and frank recih
@@islandflavah6928 u cant foles is the best backup purely because of that super bowl
Have you forgotten about FITZMAGIC??
Damn this was a good story
Glad they did this segment. Stars get all the press and shine, but there are guys like this that have helped so many and have inspiring stories. RIP to his sister...her killer will answer for their actions eventually.
So sad but so raw at the same time and I’m pretty damn sure she is proud of him hell im proud of him and I’m just a Steelers fan God Bless him
hell i’m a browns fan and i’m proud of him...what a great man
We must protect this man at all costs
1:21 that play action tho 😯
Yup, he faked it perfectly 👌
Funny you say that #81 Pete Chryplewicz the tight end who caught the ball is my uncle
Who dislikes content like this? Honestly, who are you people? I'd love to know. As a Steeler fan, we were so lucky to have Charlie's leadership in Ben's ear and his heart on the field whenever Ben went down. To win 6 of 9 starts is exactly what you'd hope for in a backup QB. Charlie always shined in Pittsburgh and more importantly, he's a great man and leader of his community.
Ravens fans....lol..
#GOBEARS
@@luisgrimaldo3579 Too low for Ravens fans, that's Bungles right there!
Embodies what it is to be a great man and if you ever wonder why we are die hard steelers fans. This is just one example. Thank you Mr. Batch. You are appreciated and loved by us Yinzers!!
Charlie Batch is a great dude! He's always carried himself with class.
He wasn’t only a great backup but is a great man. Giving back to the kids like that and overcoming tragedy, I’m sure she’s proud Charlie
I went to steel valley and batch really made a difference in so many ways for the community. He's still doing it today and doing more than ever. Definitely someone to look up to in the community
Charlie, youre making me tear up bro. One of Pittsburghs finest. I know and have seen personally people that he has helped.
I can't believe the boyfriend used her as a shield. I almost lost my life in the exact situation, random shootout in my old neighborhood and as a wrapped my arms around a mother walking her kid in a stroller i got hit to the right of my heart by half inch and to the left of my spine by about the same amount. Ill never forget the look in that woman's eye as i laid there waiting for there ambulance man its juat a crazy feeling
Oh Benny you can clap these cheeks boy. Give it to me right
So you used a mother and child as a shield. Good choice.
Not really a Steelers fan but just his story alone makes you think about life.
People have No Clue the Paths these guys have walked. Charlie You're a Man that was destine to change the world. Thank You for sharing your Talents with us. Blessings Brother 💪💙
I have been a Steelers fan since I was 5 years old.
The NFL city I have always lived closest to is Detroit.
I attended Eastern Michigan University in the late 90s.
I met this man on campus when he was a starter for the Eagles.
He was a humble and unassuming man then. Clearly, he still is today.
I was ALWAYS happy that #16 was ready to step in whenever Roethlisberger couldn't answer the call.
And I'm so glad to see that he's made a difference in so many lives.
You're a good man, Charlie Batch.
I miss the days of the steelers having a competent backup QB
Chuck Morris lol me too #steelersnation
y’all are doing good now!
Man last year was so rough..
@@TheRealPunisher watching our offense with Rudolph at the helm is painful
Most teams don't. That really isn't what this is about.
My sister went to steel valley high school with him and also said how good of a person he was, not 1 of the high school football player who looks down on others, he was always a good friend
Cant Believe I Been A Steelers Fan All These Years Watching This Man But Not Knowing His Story Wow Inspiring
Charlie will never be forgotten in Pittsburgh. He’s out there changing the community for the better as we speak!
My grandmother was buried in this same cemetery. The day of my grandmother’s funeral, he was at the cemetery and walked over and shook my brother’s, my dad’s, and my hand and gave his condolences to my family. He had no idea who were but still came over provided kindness and reassurance. One of the nicest men I have ever had the pleasure of meeting
Rip your grandma man❤
Hands down, the greatest backup QB ever. Thank you Charlie. I know I speak for all of us Steeler fans. We love you!
Respect. From Cleveland
A great guy from Homestead. A real hero who is making a difference!
I met him in the elevator at children’s hospital of pittsburgh. He is even more amazing in person.
He comes into my work all the time. Respect to Charlie
Charlie Batch: a Steeler for life!
You didn’t worry so much about a Big Ben injury when we had Batch. He was always steady and dependable. Glad to have had him on the team for ten years and in the community forever.
One of the better Lions of the last thirty years even though the Curse got him too until he left. YT pop up ads suck.
Will honestly never forget that last game against the Ravens. Figured he wouldn't be back, and it was so heartwarming seeing him go out there and win it. Miss him on the field, but love what he does off of it even more. There's good reason Pittsburgh loves him so much!
A great man, truly.
He’s made his money. He has his basketball camp and he still does media work for the Steelers. On top of all that, he runs a day care in the middle of homestead to keep kids off the streets during the day while their parents work. What a extraordinary man
Incredible person. What a lad.
I'm so glad the algorithm reccomended this to me. What an amazing human being. I hope to be half as kind a man.
Damn... Coming from a Colts fan, Charlie Batch was a great guy... Love to see people on the come up make something with their lives even when all is against them
Charlie is one of the nicest guys who ever played in the NFL. It’s cool to see ppl from my hometown doing great things
As a lifelong Steelers fan, since I was 9, now 40. I will always remember those who did what they could for the Steelers Nation. Good times and bad… a true fan never abandons his team or family.
"Homestead Charlie" is beloved in the 'burgh. He has used his platform as an athlete to make life better for so many people. He's an example and role model of the highest order.
I remember my dad bringing me a signed Charlie Batch jersey. To this day it's my favorite Steeler jersey and the only one I own.
as a long time steeler fan i’m so happy for this to be shared:)
He never got anywhere near the respect he deserves.
In my opinion, he is the football equivalent of "sixth man", and for that, I think he should be in the HOF.
Sixth men don’t make the hall of fame
A different type of people he helped a whole city some of these players are starters and are awful people it would be in the HOF called the NPA nicest player award
There definitely should be a wing in the HOF for men like Batch for what they do off the field.
@@hurrythepeace9443 Jamal Crawford is gonna make the hall of fame
That's just not a thing in the NFL. Most starters don't sniff the Hall. A backup QB definitely shouldn't.
I'll never forget that game in Balitmore. I was so happy for him and had tears in my eyes when he hugged Ben. Was an awesome moment. Knowing all he went through and how hard he battled all of those years.
Charlie Batch is a great human being will always be thankful for his contributions to the Steelers.
Nothing but Luv & Respect 16. Thank you for everything from a Steelers Fan🙏
Great guy loved this guy in the NFL
God bless you Charlie, we are all very proud of you. You have a heart my brother and my condolences, prayers for comfort from the Lord and we all love you to this day and beyond. Never lose your heart or the faith. God bless you ❤
Phenomenal doc but they really shouldve turned the camera off when he was talking to his sister man
I've been a Steelers fan since I was 8yrs old. I'm 54 now the Rooney's always brought the best people to that organization, and Charlie batch is the proof! Charlie thank you for your time with our team. But more importantly thank for what you mean to humanity it's self. Your a good man ❤️🌎
everytime charlie beat the ravens its a core memory for me, one of my favorite qbs ever
Wow that stone he put on his sisters grave with that poem is the exact same stone & poem we put on my uncles grave.. that made me tear up.
all love to this man
I had an opportunity back in 2004 to meet Charlie Batch when I was able to attend training camp as part of the training staff you talk about such an awesome human being. My first day at Camp I was eating lunch by myself away from the players and he saw me and came over and asked if anyone was sitting here and I was shocked and I said No it’s all yours and he sat there and ate lunch with me and talked to me more than anyone on that team. He was an amazing dude who should be in The Hall of Fame not because of his numbers but because of the man he was and still is to this day.
Hell yeah, Eastern Michigan Eagle Alum!
As a Steelers fan, there will always be a special place in my heart for Charlie Batch!
I remember watching Batch when he was a 38 year old backup winning every game he had to play. I was thinking this guy shoulda been starting his entire career
I’ve meet this guy at several football camps that he helped out with and he really is an amazing guy, would always point out and try to improve my mechanics and always would answer a question.
I almost cried, had to skip the last part...
If we had more people with a heart as good as this man's heart then the world would be a brilliant place.
Charlie is the man .
I didn’t know I needed an NFL video on Charlie Batch. Now I’m crying.
WOW I didn't know until now that Charlie's backstory was so saddening.
An amazing guy there! Just shows how much football changes people’s lives... just think if he wouldn’t have had football he might’ve ended up in the streets and maybe even in prison for going after who murdered his sister or the coward that used her for a shield. Now he’s trying to change all these young kids lives that’s awesome!!! Footballers come from all walks of life and then help not only there families but also in communities and the next generation of footballers and on and on and on
Dude looks like if John legend played football 🤣🤣🤣
I was gonna say he is some will Smith cousin or something
meeting Charlie Batch was such a cool experience for me as a kid. Such a nice awesome guy! He was still a Steeler when I got to meet him! Awesome dude
12:47 who else thought he was going to hit his head?
I got to meet Charlie batch two years ago for a dinner he was awesome and his story about his sister was sad
Charlie was important to the Steelers during his stay . You would always see him helping Ben make the correct adjustments . And if Big Ben went down Charlie could get the job done so Big Ben could take the time to heal . And playing in AFC North in the 2000's , it was TOUGH . You saw the best defense 2 to 3 times a year (Ravens) . And the weather in this region in early Jan is brutal .
"If coach Tomlin, Kevin Colbert, or the Rooney family ever need me, they know I'm 15 minutes up the road"
-That's the kind of thing that families say to and do for each other. May God forever bless and take care of this man.
always liked batch
I really liked him when he was here in Detroit and was bummed when it didn't work out here. Never knew what great guy he is. Was nice to watch this
Damn... coward who used a girlfriend as a shield?
Wat?
@@BigBlackCantonese watch the video
Charles Blakeney no to lazy tell me
Diego Station nah. It’s a secret.
Can't believe that I feel so bad
Character and off-field decisions matter.
It's why Charlie Batch is beloved by team mates and fans alike and why he will be remembered forever in the history books.
Also why Roethlisberger will never be respected or have an 'A Football Life' doc made about him, nor will he ever be in Canton.
That's gotta be the hardest flex.
*pulls out 2 superbowl rings*