BEANIE WELLS RUMORS & GOSSIP
Report: Free Agent RB Beanie Wells Found To Have A “Bad Wheel” During Visit With Steelers
The Pittsburgh Steelers had recently released running back Beanie Wells in for a free agent visit on Friday and that visit appears to have not gone so well.
The 24 year old Wells, who was recently let go by the Arizona Cardinals, partly because of a right knee problem, reportedly has a "bad wheel" according to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Twitter.
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Steelers physical confirms Beanie Wells has a bad knee
Beanie Wells dealt with knee and toe issues last season while in Arizona. His physical with Pittsburgh seemed to confirm the obvious.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gary Dulac noted that Wells has a “BAD wheel.”
It may be some time before we hear Wells’ name again. Further physicals will only reveal the same thing. It may take the former Ohio State running back a few months...
Beanie Wells visits the Steelers, takes a physical
Former Cardinals running back Beanie Wells visited the Pittsburgh Steelers this week and ended up taking a physical, per the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
A deal between the Steelers and Wells doesn’t seem imminent. It sounds like they wanted to bring him in to have a look. Could be an option down the road.
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Report: Steelers Have Interest In Former Cardinals RB Beanie Wells
ESPN.com reports on Tuesday that the Pittsburgh Steelers have interest in former Arizona Cardinals running back Beanie Wells.
Wells, 24, was the Cardinals first round draft pick in 2009. He was released on Monday after four seasons that included him missing several games to injury. Over four years, he played in 51 games and started 23 of them. He gained 2,471 yards and scored 24...
Pittsburgh Steelers are Interested in Running Back Beanie Wells
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals may be trading running backs via free agency. Rashard Mendenhall is rumored to be possibly on his way to the Cardinals and according to ESPN the Steelers have interest in Chris “Beanie” Wells who was recently cut by the Cardinals.
Wells would be the second Cardinals player to sign with the Steelers after being cut this off-season...
Beanie Wells released by the Arizona Cardinals
Beanie Wells has been released by the Arizona Cardinals.
The running back posted on his Twitter account that he has nothing but good feelings about the team as he walks away.
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Cardinals move on from Beanie Wells
The Arizona Cardinals released running back Beanie Wells today. He announced the move on his Twitter page.
Just been informed that I’ll be released today. Would like to thank the Cardinals organization for give me a chance to live out my Dreams
— Beanie Wells (@BeanieWells26) March 11, 2013
Wells has been a productive NFL back, but hasn’t been able to stay healthy on a consistent...
Cardinals release injury-plagued Wells
The Cardinals continued their roster purge Monday by releasing running back Beanie Wells, the team's first-round pick in 2009 who started 23 games in his career but was slowed by numerous injuries.
The 24-year-old Wells played in eight games last year, starting seven, while dealing with knee and turf-toe issues and finished with just 234 yards on 88 carries. He was also benched...
Via Fox Sports Arizona
March 11, 2013
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Wells looks forward to 'fresh start' under Arians
Following his introductory press conference last week, Cardinals coach Bruce Arians was asked about the team's running game.
I know that Ryan (Williams) can flat run the football, Arians said. Im a Hokie. I know all about Ryan and I love him.
Arians attended and played college football at Virginia Tech. Maybe thats why he never mentioned the guy at the top of the Cardinals...
Via Fox Sports Arizona
January 25, 2013
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Beanie doesn't think he'll be back
Beanie Wells has played his entire career with the Arizona Cardinals, but he doesn't think he'll be back with the team next season.
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