He completed 399 of 608 passes in 2020, tied with the second highest number of passing attempts in his career, for 3,803 yards, 33 touchdowns, the second highest in his career, 10 interceptions and a 13-sack career drop (not counting) 2019 when he played in just two games).
For his career, Roethlisberger completed 5,050 of 7,838 passes (64.4%) for 60,348 yards (seventh most in NFL history), 396 touchdowns and a quarterback rating of 94.0. In 14 of his 17 seasons, he shot at least 3,000 yards, including 13 consecutive seasons from 2006-18, interrupted only by his 2019 injury that forced him to miss most of the season. He has also played for at least 3,500 yards in six consecutive seasons, the longest streak in the team’s history.
The Steelers records he holds are numerous and include the following career records: Passing TDs (396), TDs of at least 60 yards (22), passing yards (60,348), passer rating (94,0), completions (5,050), passing attempts (7,838), completion percentage (64,4), yards per attempt (7,7), passing yards of 300 yards (66) and passing seasons of 3,000 yards (14).
With Roethlisberger as a defender, the Steelers have 11 postseason posts, won eight AFC North Championships, participated in five AFC Championship games and three Super Bowls, winning two of them. Roethlisberger, a six-time Pro Bowl selection, became the youngest quarterback to win a Super Bowl when the team won Super Bowl XL when he was 23, and the second youngest quarterback to win a second Super Bowl when the Steelers won Super Bowl XLIII.