The Self Destruction of Le'Veon Bell…

[@SheGotSports]

Sponsored by Football Head Coach. Do you dare to challenge me in the FHC weekend league? Download the app for free via the link below or in the App/Play Store. footballheadcoach.onelink.me/gmYk/SheGotSports

[@flybirdsfly2091]

Ok

[@APizzle90]

Bet

[@sawssman965]

can you please do Barry Sanders if you havent already? Your channel is quickly becoming one of my favorite sports channels. I love that you did Lev Bell!

[@mrffbmanagerguy6322]

awesome vid. nice channel

[@cmd31220]

LeVeon Bell is the perfect example of "the grass isnt always greener on the other side". He had the ideal setup in Pittsburgh: a player-first coach, an adoring fanbase that worshiped the ground he walked on, and an o-line that had more pro bowlers than Bell had healthy seasons. He was offered 14M/yr which is an insane contract even today, and he was on a roster that was competing for super bowls for the entirety of that contract. He had EVERYTHING he could have asked for......but he thought he could get it all and more somewhere or somehow else. And we all saw what happened as a result

[@geelangfordo3272]

@@cmd31220 The guarenteed money was a lot he probably knew he wasn't going to accomplish much one bad Jets team.

[@clevelandcbi]

Simple answer: He left Pittsburgh. This is coming from a Browns fan. Bell and Brown went from top-tier to jokes the second they left. I HATE Pittsburgh, but I respect them 100%. They're a threat every freaking year.

[@JonDowd]

They’re good at finding diamonds in the rough. Must have good talent evaluators!

[@spaceo8568]

I'm a die hard Steeler fan. I hate the Browns more than anyone else in our division. But I respect you. And you're 100% correct. Usually when a Steeler leaves Pittsburgh, usually for money, they tend to fade into obscurity and mediocrity.

[@TheEsquireOfSportsFSU]

The actual answer is choosing to sit out the year before leaving. That was always going to doom him, and I said it even at the time that he would never be the same.

[@IStillJustLikeCats]

Didn't Brown do pretty decent for a while at first? I definitely feel like Brown's problem was more that he wasn't mentally the same ever since he got clocked in the head facing the Bengals. I'd agree with you on Bell though, but I think a lot of that has to do with missing a year and joining with the Jets when Gase was the HC. He seemed less of a power back and more of a shifty and elusive style runner. I think that's probably a good part of what made him as effective as a receiving back as well.

[@TheEsquireOfSportsFSU]

@@IStillJustLikeCats Brown was always a loose cannon. It mostly got overlooked because he was in the MAC. That hit only exacerbated what was already there.

[@guytheguy18]

bro almost single handedly killed the market for running backs 💀

[@TruReligion704]

Nah that was definitely Todd Gurley 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gradyjackson1492]

@@TruReligion704don’t forget Zeke too

[@kcrososa1384]

@@TruReligion704demarco murray too

[@TheEsquireOfSportsFSU]

He did it to himself, and it didn't take a sage to see that the moment he decided to sit out that one season... that he would never be the same.

[@rockfresh5359]

He wents to the fuqqing jets thats the problem they o line was trash

[@vpreggie]

He wanted to be a terrible rap star rather than a decent running back. He gave up against the Pats in the playoffs. He deserved how his career ended,

[@Youralwayswhining4367]

​@@vpreggieseems that way with most athletes

[@RicoCosta317]

His incompetent agent helped to destroy his career.

[@dannybursace9151]

That’s a shame

[@StevenChan-26Bleezy-Incendiary]

You made me realize that Bell fucked it up for all RB's, He sat out , Connor came in and did great, proved that RB's are the easiest to replace. Last season spotlighted that RB's had trouble getting paid by their team, this off season many had to go to different teams to get their bag.

[@911___________DIVOC]

Him and Todd Gurley. That's why I feel bad for Pacheco in KC. Watching all his teammates get a bag. By the time it's his turn, those tires will be bald.

[@shalashaska5851]

Teams realized this well before Bell.

[@MH-wm6df]

And their “bags “ were half what Bell could have got

[@Meatball2022]

Running backs that win the heisman are usually the only heisman winners that do well in the nfl. That should say all we need to know. Rb’s are not only disposable and replaceable, but they also have very short careers.

[@MH-wm6df]

@@Meatball2022 tell that to Derrick Henry and frank gore and Adrian Peterson and Darren sproles and Fred Taylor. List goes on and on.

[@bjt81366]

I think Bell realized the physical toll playing was putting on his body and knew he didn't have much left. He wanted a big pay day. The RB position falls apart really quick and the athlete knows the end is near way ahead of the team and fans.

[@Deandrebeck13]

I fully agree. He got a fully guaranteed 35 million from the jets. I think we all knew that he was about done once he left Pittsburgh. But great job on him getting that payday when a lot of his contemporaries don't get the chance.

[@kujaneck]

💯

[@bauerj3398]

@@Deandrebeck13 He wasn't done if he had stayed in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh was not going to sign him to a 5 year deal, play him one year, and then cut him to save the guaranteed. He left $20MM on the table, and a chance at another 3-4 years of success. The Pittsburgh deal had $10MM guaranteed (signing bonus), and the first two years were for $33MM. There is $43MM right there. which is more than he got from the Jets.

[@krta9366]

@@bauerj3398It’s certainly a gamble, if he signed the contract with Steelers and got career ending injury like Ryan Shazier in his first year then the Jets contract is better. But if it is not then Steelers contract is better. Considering the toll that running back takes and how Steelers utilize him, I wouldn’t mind take short term option than the long term one.

[@bjt81366]

@@bauerj3398 When your done, you are done. The human body doesn't care about addresses.

[@deadlyoneable]

Bell is a classic prime example of “playing yourself”.

[@johnchedsey1306]

He got reportedly 27-35 million in guaranteed money from the Jets. Are you *sure* he played himself? People act like he made $10 and a couple ham sandwiches after he left Pittsburgh.

[@VinceLyle2161]

DJ Khaled said congratulations...

[@dannybursace9151]

Are you his agent? He lost money & is a fart in the wind

[@jimglatthaar4053]

Adam Gase's actual comment about Bell was that his offense didn't need a feature back. Seriously? Why would a coach deliberately not try to use a player? If the offensive line sucks, like the Jets did, why not throw to him either out of the backfield or out of the slot? Incompetence reigned supreme with the Jets.

[@justincovert6943]

This happens a lot with coaches and just not football it happens in soccer, too. I don't understand how you can't tailor your system. And if you can't, you don't deserve to be a coach. But these guys think their God. There is an Italian coach who said. "My job is to be a tailor and work with what I have to make the best suit. I can't make a slim suit for a heavy man and expect it to look good."

[@jimglatthaar4053]

@@justincovert6943 In support of your comment, Charlie Weis discussed the 2019 Jets and their misuse of talent. He said the Jets OC's primary job is to get Le'Veon Bell 15-20 touches per game. But Adam Gase knew better (LOL).

[@etaIItheta]

This week, on Days of Our Steelers...

[@JMRolf1]

Yooooooooo. Recently discovered your channel. Been binging your content. Keep it up!

[@lyriktehuti]

There’s a guy named Ladanian Tomlinson. He ran for over a 1,000 and caught 100 receptions. This was in the early 2000’s. Bell was NOT the first. You can even go to the 90’s and 80’s with guys like Dave Megget and Roger Craig.

[@JoeD-gy7cx]

Marshall Faulk 🤷‍♂️

[@zk191]

Dave meggett?? C'mon bruh

[@VinceLyle2161]

@@zk191 Exactly. Maybe Meggett got 1,000 yards returning kicks, but rushing and receiving? Never even close.

[@jpongothics]

This. Let’s stay serious. She probably wasn’t born before The Greatest Show on Turf…

[@VinceLyle2161]

True story. Bell was just the return of the all-purpose back. Payton, Foreman, Dorsett, all those guys in the seventies and eighties.

[@YungVtoTheZ]

Dude your journalism is crazy deep!! New favorite football channel.

[@bingobongo8701]

Cornball did it to himself, bro cared more about making terrible rap songs than being in the nfl

[@CaliBoi226]

When i think of players who “played themselves” i always think of Bell and Antonio Brown.

[@SamiOnTap]

Watching! Your videos are great, keep em coming!

[@thewriter8762]

While a lot of people say him leaving the Steelers, I argue it didn’t help that Gase was an idiot that just spammed HB dive and expected him to make that work. Like you have a guy that’s been amazing weaving in between the tackles and somehow the only move you can try is a run up the guy.

[@j2398]

That's part of it though. He made a decision into the unknown and paid for it while he knew what he had with the steelers. He's the writer of his own story and a pretty amateur writer considering how it turned out. He made horrible decisions. Blaming gase though is cute . Do you always blame others for your bad decisions?

[@joeking433]

If anyone could be said to be from another planet it’s Gase. Just look at him!

[@TonySiragusa99]

I liked the part where you said Eastern Michigan and showed Western Michigan’s logo 0:28

[@dr.cornwater2886]

The disrespect is wild, but also probably warranted lmao

[@TonySiragusa99]

@@dr.cornwater2886 😂😂😂

[@hutchphilpot6870]

Embarrassing, on her part, and the school lmao. I’m all for women in the sporting world but these type of mistakes make sports fans not take them seriously.

[@hutchphilpot6870]

Her dialogue at 6:40 is lowkey cringe worthy. Making it seem like Bell REVOLUTIONIZED the RB position when Marshall Faulk and LT literally exist. They were doing this sh*t 5-15 years before Bell even played his first nfl snap. The disrespect of the legends is crazy, or she just doesn’t know. Neither are a good look.

[@hutchphilpot6870]

Marshall Faulk went 1000 for 1000 and that sh*t took 20 YEARS before another player hit that mark (CMC 2019).

[@hoderharris]

35 million guaranteed for a RB in this era of the NFl was great money for Bell. It beat the 17 million the Stealers were offering. Who cares if they offered him more years than the Jets. Its all about the guaranteed money imo...

[@leaguefixesyourmatches8259]

They also beat the shit outta bell by using him so much. How can you not be injury prone if they use you every play.

[@jaytor15]

💯good on him he got paid.

[@Andum48]

The vast majority of top end players get the entirety of their contract, the 70 mil was the way to go. Added in Bell's style of running plus the residuals for being a Steelers legend in a city that lives for football. This is the definition of penny wise, pound foolish.

[@bauerj3398]

hoderharris: no, it didn't. He was offered $10MM guaranteed signing bonus from Pittsburgh, and the first two years were for $33MM, and Pittsburgh never cut anybody one year into a long-term. That is $43MM in two years, which is more than $35, and that would only continue to grow since years #3 and #4 exceeded the Jets offer.

[@bauerj3398]

@@jaytor15 Would have gotten paid millions more if he had stayed. Bell was smoking too much weed. Fogged his brain.

[@GodofThunder773]

@shegotsports you make great videos, this is spot on. I'm a life long Steelers fan, and I remember the disappointment of this man not being a team player, as he was offered fair compensation for his position, but he got a little greedy instead of potentially winning a championship.

[@tedskins]

His own ego did him in. Tale as old as time

[@jrsmith1998]

No. He still succeeded. And the team should have gotten him what he wanted

[@bugsyproductions3140]

Incorrect but nice try

[@ALmizzle415]

Either his ego or the wrong person in his ear telling him he was doing the smart thing. And yes a tale as old as time.

[@DerekCroxtonWestphalia]

He was robbed by the franchise tag. Running backs are screwed because their careers are so short that they don't get a chance to negotiate big contracts later in their careers, and the franchise tag limits their salaries when they are producing the most.

[@bh0wdy]

he 100% did it himself.

[@BMXAuthority]

I don't feel sorry for guys making 10 million a year to play a game.

[@billybussey]

@@BMXAuthority so just ignore everything it takes to get to that level because a tiny percentage of them actually earn a lot? Don't do that dude. Feels like jealousy because you don't like your job. You know it's not just a game.

[@IncreaseMatter]

@@BMXAuthoritydude you sound like a hater!!! People quite literally lose their lives behind that “game.” Such an intellectually dishonest take from you..

[@johndolph131]

don’t be a running back dummy

[@garymendoza4971]

Hershell Walker, Marcus Allen, Marshall Faulk, Barry Sanders, Jim Brown, were OTHER running backs who also caught passes and receptions Bell did not create this type of style of RB. He duplicated it...

[@brianjones7660]

might we add Thurman Thomas? EIGHT years over 1k rushing and in the 600's receiving half the time.

[@staceypayton5159]

Don't forget my mums baby brother..my uncle Walter Payton..

[@Chuck_EL]

​@@brianjones7660 Edgerrin James was another great dual threat back

[@johnholliday13]

Roger craig

[@ayooduwole6727]

It's (mostly) self inflicted. He left a really good franchise in Pittsburgh to chase the bag. of course i understand why but unfortunately when you go from the Steelers to the jets you can expect a fall off

[@joelvonah8779]

Bell in Pittsburgh ran behind a monster offensive line. Not to say he wasn't a great runner, but he was a great runner in a great situation.

[@Captain_Neckbeard]

That Steelers team should have won 2-3 Super Bowls. Too bad they were all divas that refused to play as a team.

[@cole590]

Bell had an ideal situation in Pittsburgh. A HOF QB, arguably the best WR in the game, and a great O line. The offense was so loaded that teams couldn't just isolate one area of the game. Any decent RB was going to thrive in Pittsburgh at that time, case in point James Connor. Also, I'm not buying for a second that Leveon intended to only sit out 1 game but changed his mind due to comments from teammates. That doesnt even make any sense.

[@DisaStar258]

I stumbled across your channel and genuinely like your content. You're vids are thorough with info and not stories I've heard 15 times already elsewhere. Atleast with the few I watched so far

[@MS-mq8xj]

Just discovered your channel and i love your videos and editing etc!!!!! Keep being you!❤

[@johncate9541]

That Steeler O-line fit Bell's style perfectly. That hesitation move only works when the OL can hold their blocks. He should have understood that and stayed where he was. I don't blame him for holding out for a bigger guarantee, but the Steelers had the leverage there and he should have just kept doing what he was, holding out for the preseason, keep his legs fresh, and then showing up.

[@snowlattes0623]

New video yay 🥳 thanks for your hard work

[@chrisdey6667]

Really happy to see your channel growing. You do incredible work!

[@cjezinne]

You are absolutely killing it in the KZbin Sports documentary space!

[@michael7054]

Great video! I really enjoyed watching this!

[@dabiggchill06]

Finally everyone sees that it isn't the running backs or even the qbs that make them as good as they are. It's the O-line & the coaching/ play design. Football is the true team sport.

[@liamsaucedo44]

The downfall of Big Ben, AB, and Le’veon needs to be studied

[@SheGotSports]

It’s crazy to think that trio never won a Super Bowl together!

[@daveczarnik6017]

I mean, Ben got old. Nothing to study there

[@liamsaucedo44]

@@SheGotSports tough when a certain Massachusetts based team existed in their conference 💀

[@tigerg8022]

Big ben Rapistburger just retired. That's all

[@Zenith8896]

The 3 Killer Bees

[@pnwsp21stcentury81]

And also this quote “ when Levon was drafted, he was supposed to be a character pick, somebody really fucked up with assessment!!!!…..” urinating tree LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cjdayne3033]

That jaguars loss still makes me want to puke. The “great” Mike Tomlin had a hall of fame QB still at an elite level, the best RB in the league and the best WR in the league and let Blake bortles drop 45 on him in Pittsburgh.

[@randlemarsh]

"Never a losing season"! 😂

[@alr9967]

Didn’t they immediately fire Todd Haley and keep the Defensive Coordinator? Bizarre

[@Chuck_EL]

​@@alr9967 Todd Haley and Mike Muncheck (Offensive line coach and Hall of Fame offensive guard for oilers) did wonders for my Steelers I'll always give them their flowers for that

[@Recon6delta]

What a joke! He thought the grass was greener on the other side and wanted a bag of money 💰! No one ever accused him of being smart…!

[@KidFresh71]

When talking about RB-as-receiver NFL pioneers, you gotta give Niners legend Roger Craig a shout-out.

[@sherodq5372]

You are great at what you do.. these stories videos timelines quotes are at the highest level of content. Salute to you I'm on board. 🙌

[@memorocks2054]

Great video, shoutout from Mexicali, Mexico

[@joerhea9340]

I also broke my neck playing football and was paralyzed from the neck down like Shazzer. I was only 14 and in 9th grade. I lost all chances at being a professional baseball player. When you're that good of an athlete and to lose your ability to walk, run, play sports its devastating, and sent me into severe clinical depression. Even though I recovered better than most ever thought possible. I don't know of or have heard of any other former athlete who sustained the magnitude of injury I had, C4-C5 and can snow ski down double backs unassisted. golf, play tennis etc, still with major weakness in my upper extremities. What was devastating for me is that I never fully recovered and could not compete against able-bodied athletes. Yet I don't need a wheelchair, so para-Olympics was out. because my upper body was to weak. Yet here I was accomplishing physical feats unheard of, but no way to show my athletic ability to anyone because there are nSo competitions for an athlete like myself. My depression hit me hard. I have tremendous empathy for any athlete that suffers a career ending injury. I have people ask me how did I know I could have played professional baseball? Well you just know.

[@JonyRotten]

Headline correction: 'How Le'Veon Bell Ruined His Own Career' You stated the answer at 17:40. He bitched and alienated his way out of Pittsburgh with a 9th ranked O-line for NYJ's 28th. Ramon Foster was correct. I imagine Coach Reid's private response was "good riddance'. I came to view Bell similar to Owens: A freakishly talented player that destroys his own locker room, team aspirations, and finally own career. I dislike Bell but love your vids!😉

[@BMXAuthority]

Showed the league that backs can be receiving weapons?! You seem to have forgot guys like Roger Craig and Marshall Faulk.

[@brandonmuse5532]

I just met "BELL" last night in Las Vegas . Very cool and a nice guy. Took a picture with me.

[@Benw3790]

It’s like a catch 22 for running backs man... You don’t want to pay them a lot because they are easily replaced and don’t usually have long careers but at the same time, they kinda deserve the pay, due to the work load/beatings that their bodies take also the shorter career. They don’t have as much time to make money as other skill positions. Idk if it was injuries, him sitting out or what but it really just seems like ignorance and greed to me. Another great video!

[@laptop541]

very well researched and well done! Didn't know much about Bell and feel like I learned a lot more

[@jameskottmann8018]

He did it to himself and the fact that all RBs especially one with his unique style requires an amazing O-Line which the Steelers were top 1-3 in the league with that crew.

[@ou8428]

I was going to write the same thing. He could ONLY have that patient style because the offensive line was incredible and bought so much time. Add that they had great options at wideout AND in the slot... yeah he was a product of the environment. Of course he was talented but that only shone as a result of the attention dedicated to the other skill players. Hell, they were somehow a better team with Deangelo Williams who was over the hill yet effective and he wasn't as skilled as Bell.

[@jameskottmann8018]

@@ou8428 Yeah O-Lines can make or break an RB unless they are a specimen, AP. Sanders, CMC etc..

[@HelpabruthaoutTV]

for how many problems this dude had, he had a sick running style. No one has ever been as patient as him

[@flybirdsfly2091]

Great video🔥💥

[@nick56677]

I remember like yesterday. Im a Pit fan myself and just knew we were drafting Eddie Lacy as most everyone else thought so too. A lot of ppl forget that. 2013 most said it was a mistake taking Bell over Lacy, then 2014 came, Bell became elite while Lacy couldn't stay in shape. It really makes u appreciate talent evaluators that see things everyone else doesn't.

[@JohnDoe-zr8pc]

Bell did it to himself, by a mixture of greed and thinking he did it all by himself.

[@cs1458]

That MNF game sometime in '13-14 where he basically had more offense than everyone else on the field combined. The guy was an absolute beast at his peak.

[@dckillsall2425]

Another FIRE 🔥 project. Thank you ma’am

[@krisherdown]

Bell falling for the Adam Gase ruse showed just how bad his judgement was regarding his search for guaranteed money. Sam Darnold is only now having a shot to recover from the Gase debacle.

[@unicornhearts]

And you’d think they’d give Sam a pass, knowing Adam Gase was his coach and nobody succeeds with the Jets.

[@Zarbon000]

Video starts at 13:00

[@corey2232]

The problem wasn't just "he left Pittsburgh," the bigger issue is where he went afterwards - the *JETS.* If you're hoping to find success outside of the team that drafted you, the last place you want to sign is New Jersey. That's a disfunctional organization at nearly any point, but going there during the Adam Gase era? That's just asking for failure.

[@jamesmayden2155]

I might be in the minority, but I can actually appreciate Bells' intent. With his usage rate and how NFL contracts are structured, it makes sense to negotiate for more guaranteed money than what the Steelers were offering. You can see it being more prevalent in the contracts that players are signing right now. Leveon's thinking was a few years too early for a league that was built on underpaying players.

[@bauerj3398]

I don't appreciate it. It was a dipsh1t move. Pittsburgh offered $10MM signing bonus and $33MM the first two years, and they never cut somebody 1 year into a long-term. That is $43MM which is more than the Jets, and the yearly rate if he continued would have further outpaced the Jets offer. Plus, he would have been playing for a winning team, instead of the dregs. He literally lost millions of dollars and sabotaged his entire career. Probably shouldn't have smoked as much weed.

[@johnchedsey1306]

@@bauerj3398 It honestly is hilarious that you think you get to appreciate/not appreciate someone's business decisions in life. He still walked away with tens of millions of dollars. The only thing that really could be discussed is leaving a solid program like Pittsburgh for the clown show in New Jersey. But in life, people do take lame jobs because the paychecks are bigger.

[@bauerj3398]

@@johnchedsey1306 I think it is 'hilarious' that you address this to me, and not to the poster who started with the 'I appreciate' business. I also find it 'hilarious' that you are trying to gatekeep opinions on a message board. Grow up and get over yourself, little dude.

[@yepdontcarebud]

Calling the NFL a "league built on underpaying players" is completely insane. Even if you meant just RBs, that's only very recent history.

[@henlo1910]

Idk about underpaying... NFL players make more than most other jobs. And wayyyy more money than you can get at any job that will hire someone off the street who has the temperament of the average NFL player. Not only that, but being a well regarded NFL player gives you a lot of leverage for getting other jobs in the media or business after you retire from the league. Not to play defense for a mega corporation but it's hard to think of Bell as an ahead-of-his-time labor activist.

[@wweturkturk2002]

Him and TODD GURLEY they really messed it up for all the RB from the getting the bag💰💰

[@johnmassoud930]

Running backs have a short shelf life. Bell couldn't get along with anyone. He made a few million and got a Super Bowl ring. More than most. Thanks again Lauren.

[@damianrivers3772]

Hey great video. You know your shit. Keep pumpin em out!

[@johnmassoud930]

Another great video Lauren

[@joeciocco457]

He was so good. Patient runner, great route runner. Amazing hands and good power. He should have stayed in Pittsburgh.

[@jaqueitch]

My favorite sports KZbinr 💚💚💚

[@39mack23]

Your vids are pure 🔥

[@almightysosa3007]

I grabbed Leveon with the first pick in fantasy his first year on the jets and I regretted it heavily

[@fobbitoperator3620]

He was a phenomenal running back when he was "hungry." He gets millions...AAAANNNND MIIIIIOILLINS of $$, & he became a professional diva. "Money changes you..." ~Conor McNuggets

[@ericjones6651]

Money doesn't change people, it just shows who they really are, if I was an azzhole when I was broke, I'm going to be an even bigger one if I get rich 😂😂

[@fobbitoperator3620]

@@ericjones6651 You're 50% correct. Growing up, I knew good, fairly poor people who made it BIG in investing, & became complete d!ck-bagels when they got stupid rich. I am also 50% correct...

[@b-zoneonroku2020]

But I thought he had the hall of fame waiting! He said so in his rap albums.

[@trevonpernell0814]

5:21 Mary Jane charges...🤣🤣🤣

[@jeddacath]

Great analysis and time line. Far better than the highly paid analysts on networks.

[@Lprodz]

money ruins the best of us

[@johnchedsey1306]

Did he kick your puppy or something?

[@lukylex]

On a side note that hit by the Bengals was dirty as hell

[@blclemons9598]

Looking back at that hit on bell that caused his injury, that person definitely did it on purpose. Went straight for his knee with his shoulder.

[@mjwatts1983]

The Steelers 3 Bs of Bell, Ben, & Brown will not be remembered for never playing in a Super Bowl together but rather for (cue the music)… Days of Our Steelers

[@ericwhite9592]

As a die hard Jets fan I was super excited when we signed him I was like finally we have a superstar running back. Adam Gase was the reason for his downfall, bad lineman and Darnold wasn’t the answer.

[@unicornhearts]

And who is? Aaron Rodgers? 😂

[@J0hnRatcliffe]

Going to the Jets ruined Bells career. Anyone whos remotely good come to NYJ, they die.

[@ericjones6651]

The raiders are far worse than the jets

[@williamford9564]

13:30: This is spot on. Football is a TEAM game. Several coaches have preached the mantra " There is no "I" in team". He decided to leave his teammates in a trash dumpster and they had every right to be angry and upset.

[@Heretowatchstuff]

6:55 you had guys like Thurman Thomas and Marshal Faulk too. They were pretty good. Like MVP good.

[@zakaryschroeder7433]

W video keep it up

[@ScotNation1987]

Hell yea my chick is back with a new vid. You really do have some of the best content!!! That’s real

[@MrJonzz-zq9ke]

This was a great summary of his career just became a fan ❤❤❤

[@wweturkturk2002]

Can you do a video on the DOWNFALL of MARCUS PETERS or can you do a video on the DOWNFALL of MACOLM BUTLER

[@samhouston9162]

Tonight, on Days of Our Steelers

[@EditsByShady]

All the retirees are sitting at home sweating hoping you don’t make a video about them next😂😂

[@pnwsp21stcentury81]

Days of our Steelers and urinating tree brought me to your video.

[@jmelitojr]

she acts like Bell was the first dual threat back, guess she forgot about Faulk, LT, Priest Holmes, Shaun Alexander, etc…

[@SheGotSports]

He definitely wasn’t but after him we really saw more RBS than ever emphasize catching the ball

[@RHill79]

This dude was accident prone and turned down 30 mil. Goodness

[@youbluethatone1017]

I scooped up LeVeon in the 8th round of Fantasy Football his Rookie Year carried me to a championship!!!

[@bouji_]

I don't even remember when Le'Veon Bell was playing for the Chiefs. That's how irrelevant he became.

[@LonnyH]

Elite line play IS AFC north football. During college pro days, Pittsburgh’s O line coach Pat Meyer is *the* coach that works out the college players for all the NFL coaches to see. He’s the coach picked by all the other coaches to evaluate the future of the league. In hindsight, both Bell’s and Connor’s success in Pittsburgh was, in a very big way, due to that offensive line.

[@bugsyproductions3140]

Whoa. Giving bell credit for the passing catching trend is an egregious error. College football had a bigger impact on that than bell. In fact it was seen all the time before bell even attended msu. It was bright in as apart of nfl offenses being dumbed down significantly trend combined with the old nfl coaching tactic of utilizing something over and over until it’s stopped

[@randlemarsh]

Are you on the spectrum?

[@Zoopack]

Plz never call it Mary Jane ever again. It's pronounced Mara-Jew-wanna. Btw, keep up the good work, the vids are a proper good time.

[@Orizzle1870]

0:28 you say "Eastern Michigan" and show the Western Michigan University logo. You can tell the difference because Western has a big "W" in their logo, Eastern does not.

[@loremipsum9372]

This series is so fucn goood

[@TalkingToTheBirds]

Yep. LeVeon was the first back to be a threat as a pass catcher. Marshall Faulk, Tomlinson, Walker, Emmitt, Payton, Craig, Martin, Barber, Dunn all learned from watching Bell’s tape.

[@nathangoddard8115]

I love the research and enthusiasm. Great video. The vocal fry makes me want to rip my ears off though.

[@freddyc1995]

You do such a phenomenal job. I love your content! You're going to blow up for sure.

[@J0hnRatcliffe]

Please dont feel bad for us Jets fans. We did this to ourselves. Also, I'm not one of those idiot Jets fans who believe we're a playoff team let alone a Super Bowl team.

[@matthewryann]

Brother if you don’t think we are a playoff team this year you need to pack your gear up and find a new team !

[@Chuck_EL]

Gase was the modern Rich Kottie but with the lack of humility

[@KorasiPKed]

nice bait

[@jonathanboardwine9490]

It’s all on him! No matter what you say