Steelers Fans Went HAM On A Random Guy On Twitter Because They Thought He Was Ben Roethlisberger

Steelers Fans Attack Twitter Ben Roethlisberger

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After Ben Roethlisberger’s ill-fated attempt to fake spike the ball at the end of the Steelers game versus the Patriots resulted in a crushing interception, fans of the team decided to take out their frustration and with a brutal attack on Roethlisberger via Twitter.

One problem though. The Steelers fans actually attacked some random guy on Twitter and not the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback. Whoops! (Perhaps they still weren’t thinking clearly after the referees took away their game-winning touchdown with the “it’s a catch, but not really” rule.)

Here’s the inexplicable play by Roethlisberger that sealed the game for the Patriots on Sunday.

And here’s Roethlisberger trying to make the inexplicable explicable.

Regardless of whose fault the fake spike play was, Steelers fans were pissed.

Ummm, you got the wrong guy, folks…

https://twitter.com/MongoGoesInsane/status/942566929516113920

https://twitter.com/DougRideout/status/942550088278306816

https://twitter.com/dmbkcs69/status/942588137707991040

https://twitter.com/Chichen_Pizza/status/942586709618905088

https://twitter.com/davejshea/status/942594804600528896

And those weren’t even the worst tweets at poor Ben Rothenberg. He got accused of being a sexual predator even before Big Ben threw his pick.

Luckily for him, not everyone can’t tell the difference between Rothenberg and Roethlisberger.

https://twitter.com/sadpRik/status/942554291805573120

https://twitter.com/elwelleats/status/942554485439782912

https://twitter.com/BenjaminBastard/status/942572680099848192

And one even apologized…

At least Rothenberg isn’t alone in dealing with cases of mistaken identity. Jon Jones also knows exactly how Ben feels.

https://twitter.com/max4sox/status/942568929670471680

H/T Total Pro Sports, Larry Brown Sports