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Former NFL star Le'Veon Bell predicts that Jake Paul will knock out Mike Tyson in their upcoming bout at AT&T Stadium, citing Tyson's age as a factor. Bell, who has transitioned to boxing, expressed confidence in defeating Paul himself in the past. The fight is set to take place on July 20 and will be streamed on Netflix.
Former NFL player Le'Veon Bell predicts that 58-year-old Mike Tyson will get knocked out by Jake Paul in their upcoming fight on July 20 due to Tyson's age, despite Bell's previous interest in fighting Paul himself. The match will take place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and will be streamed live on Netflix.
Le'Veon Bell announces his intention to make an NFL comeback and expresses interest in rejoining the Pittsburgh Steelers, the only team he would consider playing for. The running back, who has been out of the NFL since 2021 and pursued a boxing career, plans to start training for his return in March. Despite his messy exit from the Steelers in 2018, Bell has publicly apologized to the team's fans and expressed a desire to return. However, it remains uncertain if the Steelers would be interested in a reunion, as they currently have Najee Harris and Jaylen Warren as their running backs.
Le'Veon Bell plans to make an NFL comeback in 2024, expressing his intention to only play for one team, likely the Pittsburgh Steelers. The former All-Pro running back last played in 2021 and aims to assess his readiness for a return during training in March. Despite his age and time away from the game, Bell is determined to surpass his previous performance, although the odds are stacked against him as he approaches 32, an advanced age for NFL running backs.
Former Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell is considering a return to the NFL and has stated that he will only play for one specific team, which is widely believed to be the Pittsburgh Steelers. Bell, who last played in 2021, plans to begin training in March and make a decision based on his physical condition. The 31-year-old, who had a tumultuous departure from the Steelers in 2018, could potentially provide veteran depth for the team if both parties are interested in a reunion.
Saquon Barkley's extension talks with the New York Giants have fallen through, leaving him with limited options, including playing on the franchise tag or considering a holdout similar to Le'Veon Bell's. Barkley expressed reluctance but acknowledged the possibility of refusing to sign the tag and not playing. Other running backs, like Josh Jacobs, are also facing the franchise tag dilemma. The situation highlights the ongoing struggle for running backs to secure lucrative contracts compared to other positions in the NFL.
Le'Veon Bell, former Pittsburgh Steelers running back, apologized to fans for leaving the team in 2018 during a contract dispute. In a video on social media, Bell expressed regret for not apologizing earlier and acknowledged that he should never have left the Steelers. He played five successful seasons with the team before sitting out the 2018 season and signing with the New York Jets in 2019. Bell cited guaranteed money as the main issue in his contract negotiations with the Steelers. After leaving the Jets in 2020, he played for the Baltimore Ravens, Kansas City Chiefs, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Le'Veon Bell criticized former Jets coach Adam Gase, saying he had quarterback Sam Darnold "so confused" with the team's offense. Bell also said that if Steelers coach Mike Tomlin had been coaching the Jets, they would have won at least nine games. Bell, who signed with the Jets as a free agent, described Gase as a "terrible" play-caller. He also revealed that he used to smoke weed before playing games in the NFL.
Former NFL running back Le'Veon Bell admitted to smoking marijuana before some games during his career, including while playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Bell, who was suspended twice for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy, also discussed his contract dispute with the Steelers and his disappointing tenure with the New York Jets on Barstool Sports' "Steel Here" podcast. Despite not playing in the NFL last season, Bell said he hasn't officially retired and would like to retire with the Steelers.
Former NFL running back Le'Veon Bell admitted to smoking marijuana before games and said he still put up big numbers on the field. Bell had a dominant run with the Pittsburgh Steelers from 2013 to 2017, earning two All-Pro selections and three 1,000-yard rushing seasons. He sat out the 2018 season due to a contract dispute and had a disastrous stint with the New York Jets before short stints with the Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Bell hopes to retire with the Steelers and wants one more chance to prove he can still play.
Former NFL running back Le'Veon Bell admitted to smoking marijuana before some games during his career, including in the NFL. Bell, who was suspended twice for violating the league's substance abuse policy while playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers, said he hasn't officially retired from football and would like to retire with the Steelers. He also criticized his former coach Adam Gase and said he wants a chance to show he can still play in the preseason.
Former NFL running back Le'Veon Bell admitted to smoking marijuana before games and said he had some of his best performances while under the influence. Despite facing legal and NFL consequences for marijuana use during his career, Bell was twice a first-team All-Pro during his five years with the Steelers and played for several other teams before not playing in 2022.
Free agent running back Le’Veon Bell admitted to smoking marijuana before NFL games during an interview on the “Steel Here” podcast. Bell also criticized former New York Jets coach Adam Gase, calling him "terrible" at calling plays and saying that the team would have won more games if Mike Tomlin of the Pittsburgh Steelers had been coaching. Bell played for the Jets in 2019 and two games in 2020 before being released and signing with the Kansas City Chiefs. He played for the Baltimore Ravens and Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2021.
Free agent running back Le'Veon Bell admitted to smoking marijuana before NFL games during his time with the Pittsburgh Steelers and criticized former New York Jets coach Adam Gase on the "Steel Here" podcast. Bell played for the Jets in 2019 and 2020 before being released and signing with the Kansas City Chiefs. He played for the Baltimore Ravens and Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2021. During his Steelers tenure, Bell was a three-time Pro Bowl selection and two-time All-Pro.
Free agent running back Le'Veon Bell admitted to smoking marijuana before NFL games during his time with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Bell also criticized former New York Jets coach Adam Gase on the "Steel Here" podcast, saying Gase was "terrible" at calling plays. Despite not playing last season, Bell said he hasn't retired from football and would like to retire with the Steelers.