Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell plans to return to his team on September 1. That’s fine and dandy. But Bell just recently took to social media seemingly demanding $17 million annually from the Steelers.
Give Bell’s Snapchat video a listen to hear him mention the number 17
Give Bell’s Snapchat video a listen to hear him mention the number 17
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Le'Veon Bell ✔ @L_Bell26
here's y'all response from snapchat@AB84 @Bud_Dupree @RyanShazier @jharrison9292 @VinnyVidiVici98 #Hitrow
<time class="dt-updated" datetime="2017-08-30T19:44:23+0000" pubdate="" title="Time posted: August 30, 2017 19:44:23 (UTC)">3:44 PM - Aug 30, 2017</time>
Bell also gave a shout-out to wide receiver Antonio Brown, and mentioned teammates Bud Dupree, Ryan Shazier and James Harrison in his tweet.
The fifth-year running back is demanding a huge raise. As he should considering his amazing accomplishments on the field. He is slated to play out 2017 under the franchise tender that will pay him $12.1 million.
Bell and the Steelers failed to come to an agreement on a contract that would have paid him slightly more than $12 million per year to lock him up long-term.
Bell has held out of the Steelers’ entire off-season program and throughout the preseason. The potential “17” that Bell is throwing out there is now higher than the reported $15 million he said he wanted earlier in August.
Things are complicated to say the least when it comes to an eventual solution.
Stay tuned.
Le'Veon Bell ✔ @L_Bell26
here's y'all response from snapchat@AB84 @Bud_Dupree @RyanShazier @jharrison9292 @VinnyVidiVici98 #Hitrow
<time class="dt-updated" datetime="2017-08-30T19:44:23+0000" pubdate="" title="Time posted: August 30, 2017 19:44:23 (UTC)">3:44 PM - Aug 30, 2017</time>
Bell also gave a shout-out to wide receiver Antonio Brown, and mentioned teammates Bud Dupree, Ryan Shazier and James Harrison in his tweet.
The fifth-year running back is demanding a huge raise. As he should considering his amazing accomplishments on the field. He is slated to play out 2017 under the franchise tender that will pay him $12.1 million.
Bell and the Steelers failed to come to an agreement on a contract that would have paid him slightly more than $12 million per year to lock him up long-term.
Bell has held out of the Steelers’ entire off-season program and throughout the preseason. The potential “17” that Bell is throwing out there is now higher than the reported $15 million he said he wanted earlier in August.
Things are complicated to say the least when it comes to an eventual solution.
Stay tuned.