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Can we get anything for Bell?

SteelerFan448 said:
You're insane if you think no one would want him, even if he went out and ran for under 1,000 yards this season. If Bell became an UFA, he'd be the top player on the market.
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I think not. He's been hurt twice, suspended twice, and thinks he's worth 17 million a year. Please let me know which NFL team would give that type of money to a running back who's not as good as he was last year, and uses social media to take some jabs at his team?

The way I see it our OL and skill players make it easier for Bell to succeed. If he was on an average type of offense he would NOT be as good.

I agree about getting through this season, and then exploring a trade option if one can be made that makes sense.
 
Coach said:
I think not. He's been hurt twice, suspended twice, and thinks he's worth 17 million a year. Please let me know which NFL team would give that type of money to a running back who's not as good as he was last year, and uses social media to take some jabs at his team?

The way I see it our OL and skill players make it easier for Bell to succeed. If he was on an average type of offense he would NOT be as good.

I agree about getting through this season, and then exploring a trade option if one can be made that makes sense.
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2uoTi9O


The agenda shall be pushed
 
Coach said:
I think not. He's been hurt twice, suspended twice, and thinks he's worth 17 million a year. Please let me know which NFL team would give that type of money to a running back who's not as good as he was last year, and uses social media to take some jabs at his team?

The way I see it our OL and skill players make it easier for Bell to succeed. If he was on an average type of offense he would NOT be as good.

I agree about getting through this season, and then exploring a trade option if one can be made that makes sense.
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They don't have to offer him a set amount, just more than what the Steelers would,

And for the best all purpose back, I have a feeling their would be a decent amount of takers.

Not that the Steelers will be letting him go anywhere.
 
a guy with 1 post ,, makes his first post about trading Leveon bell in a thread thats over 3 weeks old.

Coach chimes in with more STUPID bullshit about bell ,,,as he always does...... This is known.

Nobody else smells a 2nd account? Why not just make a new name of Joel?

Its either purposeful , or Coach is more stupid than i thought. IP address anyone?
 
Black & Gold Bleeder said:
a guy with 1 post ,, makes his first post about trading Leveon bell in a thread thats over 3 weeks old.

Coach chimes in with more STUPID bullshit about bell ,,,as he always does...... This is known.

Nobody else smells a 2nd account? Why not just make a new name of Joel?

Its either purposeful , or Coach is more stupid than i thought. IP address anyone?
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Think it is the same person?

coach is this true?

:madgrin:
 
GroundHog said:
First Post or NOT!!! Been a Fan for 45 years!!! True Die Hard!!!

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-J327A using Steeler Nation mobile app
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Now there is a difference between being a loyal fan and a extreme die hard fanatic.

So throw me some of yinz die hard tendencies.

Listening.

:brushteeth::horn::peace:
 
I think not. He's been hurt twice, suspended twice, and thinks he's worth 17 million a year. Please let me know which NFL team would give that type of money to a running back who's not as good as he was last year, and uses social media to take some jabs at his team?

The way I see it our OL and skill players make it easier for Bell to succeed. If he was on an average type of offense he would NOT be as good.

I agree about getting through this season, and then exploring a trade option if one can be made that makes sense.

antdrewjosh said:
2uoTi9O


The agenda shall be pushed
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Please stop. Bell declined the Steelers deal, mocked Colbert on social media, and started the season out of shape and rusty. His fault. He's NOT worth 17 million a year.
 
Coach said:
I think not. He's been hurt twice, suspended twice, and thinks he's worth 17 million a year. Please let me know which NFL team would give that type of money to a running back who's not as good as he was last year, and uses social media to take some jabs at his team?

The way I see it our OL and skill players make it easier for Bell to succeed. If he was on an average type of offense he would NOT be as good.

I agree about getting through this season, and then exploring a trade option if one can be made that makes sense.



Please stop. Bell declined the Steelers deal, mocked Colbert on social media, and started the season out of shape and rusty. His fault. He's NOT worth 17 million a year.
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Second leading rusher in the league. But you wanna hold on to rushing avg as for why he isnt as good blah blah. Did you take into account Gilbert has missed time. He is a beast in the run game. Also since he has been out we havent been able to use our jumbo offense with Hubbard. That was a huge part of the running game last year. Every running back Quarterback and Wide Reciever is only good as his Oline. You arent saying anything groundbreaking.
 
Coach said:
I think not. He's been hurt twice, suspended twice, and thinks he's worth 17 million a year. Please let me know which NFL team would give that type of money to a running back who's not as good as he was last year, and uses social media to take some jabs at his team?

The way I see it our OL and skill players make it easier for Bell to succeed. If he was on an average type of offense he would NOT be as good.

I agree about getting through this season, and then exploring a trade option if one can be made that makes sense.
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There is a team out there with crazy cap room that wouldn't even blink an eye making him an offer he'd accept.
 
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