The Pittsburgh Steelers often engage in intense battles within the AFC North, usually characterized by confrontations between the offenses and defenses going against each other on the field.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers star running back, Le'Veon Bell has been highly active on his social media platforms. When Cleveland Browns running back, Nick Chubb had a video of himself squatting 585 pounds just eight months after ACL surgery go viral, Bell criticized the decision, implying it to be a significant error.
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Former Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets running back Le’Veon Bell has expressed his hopes of making a return to the NFL on several occasions. Could he finally make a comeback in 2024 and reunite with one of his former teams?
Last July, former Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets running back Le’Veon Bell said he’d left the door open for a potential NFL comeback. Six months later, it appears Bell is serious about his intentions to return to the league after stating as much in a series of videos he posted to Snapchat over the weekend.
Former NFL RB Le'Veon Bell slammed New York Giants QB Daniel Jones to make a point about the contract situations of Saquon Barkley and other star running backs.
While the three-time Pro Bowler has missed two of the last five seasons, he hasn’t completely ruled out a return if the right situation presents itself.
Along with the admission, Bell also said that he would like to retire as a member of the Steelers and even get a couple of carries in a preseason game to show what he can still do.
It seems Le'Veon Bell is interested in some revenge in the boxing ring, as he expressed interest in facing an old rival he says once intentionally injured him.
After leaving the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2019, Le'Veon Bell's career took a nosedive, and nearly four years later, the All-Pro still lays some of the blame on former New York Jets head coach Adam Gase.
Bell competed against former NFL MVP running back Adrian Peterson in a charity boxing match in September, knocking out the Minnesota Vikings legend in the fifth round.