The New York Jets signed Le’Veon Bell to a four-year, $52.5 million deal in 2019. Bell featured on the Jets’ offense, posting 789 rushing yards and three touchdowns over 15 games. Aside from the 2015 season, this was by far his worst campaign following a contract dispute that kept him out of the league until signing with Gang Green.
Ultimately, Bell needs two specific things to succeed and play at a high-level. The first thing is a quality quarterback that can make good pre-snap adjustments and activate the screen game appropriately. Secondly, a solid offensive line at the very least is required for Bell to have the patience and aggressiveness he utilizes typically in his game.