The Pittsburgh Steelers likely won't bring Le'Veon Bell back for the 2019 season despite having the means to match any offer he'd receive on the free-agent market.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Gerry Dulac reported Thursday that "coach Mike Tomlin and general manager Kevin Colbert do not want to go through a third consecutive year of dealing with Bell's disruptive situation and have no desire to sign him to a long-term deal or place the transition tag on him with the intention of keeping him for one more season."
"Ideally, the Steelers would find a team interested in Bell, place the transition tag on him, sign him and trade him to that interested team the same day," Dulac added.