Let's get to it: EDWARD SMITH FROM WILTSHIRE, ENGLAND: In my opinion, the two teams in this year's Super Bowl featured notable quarterback-tight end pairings (not sure if there's anything to that). Who would you say made up the best Steelers quarterback-tight end pairing and why? ANSWER: That's an easy one. The best quarterback-tight end pairing in franchise history is Ben Roethlisberger and Heath Miller. For my money, Miller is the best tight end in franchise history, and during his 11 seasons with the Steelers, he played in 11 postseason games during which he caught 49 passes for 587 yards (12.0 average) and those catches accounted for 25 first downs and four touchdowns. Miller was a starter on Steelers teams that won two Super Bowls and played in a third.