PITTSBURGH -- DeAngelo Williams was on his way to a Wednesday morning team meeting when I asked if I could catch him later for an interview. He said sure.
Then Le'Veon Bell, headed to the same meeting, chimed in.
"Nobody's catching him," Bell said.
Yes, Bell has confidence that Williams and the Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive line can run the ball on the Cincinnati Bengals this week. But Bell's presence has loomed throughout his three-game suspension for missing NFL-administered drug tests. He has stayed in Pittsburgh, where he is allowed to attend meetings and function as a Steelers player off the field.