The Pittsburgh Steelers are an American football professional franchise based in Pittsburgh. The Steelers are a member team of the National Football League’s American Football Conference North division.

Who is the best Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback of all time?

The argument between who is the best QB in the history of the Steelers has always been about Ben Roethlisberger and Terry Bradshaw.Ben Roethlisberger statistics of (Passing Yards) 60,348, (Passing Touchdowns) 396, (Interceptions) 201,(Passer Rating) 94.0,(Rushing Yards) 1,368,(Rushing Touchdowns) 19 has always been outstanding. Most Steelers Fans always consider him to be the greatest ever.

Here is a list of 5 of  All Best Quarterbacks in Pittsburgh Steelers History

1. Ben Roethlisberger

By a large margin, he has dominated every other Steelers quarterback statistically. He has more than twice the career throwing yards and more than 150 more touchdown passes than the next person on Pittsburgh’s all-time passing chart. Only a handful of quarterbacks in NFL history have accomplished what Roethlisberger has.

He has 13 seasons with at least 3,000 throwing yards, six seasons with at least 4,000 passing yards, and one season with at least 5,129 passing yards. Additionally, he has guided the Steelers to three AFC championships and two Super Bowls. He has a lifetime record of 144-71-1 as a starter.

2. Terry Bradshaw

The Steelers’ offense exploded in the 1970s under Bradshaw at quarterback. Five black-and-gold bulldozers drove through defenders, allowing running backs Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier to clear swaths of ground. In order to limit the Steelers’ rushing attack, any team stupid enough to load the box against Bradshaw was penalized. The fate of a game could be changed with just one pass, and opponents rarely had a chance of winning when he was on the verge of a hot streak.

3. Neil O’Donnell

From 1991 through 1995, Neil O’Donnell was a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers.  When O’Donnell and the Steelers were led by Cowher, they went 11-5 in 1992, reached the AFC championship game in 1994, and made it to the Super Bowl the following year. When it came to passing the ball, the Steelers used more wide receiver sets than ever before, even though they were still primarily a running team.

4. Bobby Layne

It’s a shame for Steelers fans that he spent much of his career with the Lions instead of the Steelers. Detroit won three NFL championships during his eight and a half seasons with the Lions, where he made five Pro Bowls and was chosen All-Pro twice. When Layne arrived in Pittsburgh, he was 32 years old and far from the prime of his career. His gunslinger passing technique was supplemented by Buddy Dial and Jimmy Orr, two superb receivers.

5. Kordell Stewart

Defensive coordinators had no idea what to anticipate when Kordell Stewart went onto the field. He caught 14 catches for 235 yards and a score in his debut season, and he also made an impact on the field by running and throwing. For the first time since the 1970s, the Steelers won the AFC Championship and advanced to the Super Bowl.