The Facts:
As three QBs jockeyed in Steelers mini-camp to take his place for at least the first four games of the season, Roethlisberger spent the weekend in a clinic being evaluated per order of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Roethlisberger's behavioral evaluation will take "days" rather than weeks, a source told the Post-Gazette.
Reported by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Depending on how that evaluation by specialists goes, he either could return to the team or be asked to return to the clinic for further evaluation. Goodell, as part of the suspension he levied two weeks ago, ordered Roethlisberger to stay away from the Steelers' South Side facility until his mandated evaluation is complete. Once done, he may rejoin the team for its spring training and through training camp before the suspension starts. The team's next practice is scheduled for May 18 as part of the allowed 14 organized team activities. If Roethlisberger's evaluation is completed, he could return to practice then.
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