Le’Veon Bell has a special plan for his first NFL playoff game Sunday against the Miami Dolphins at Heinz Field.
“When he throws me the ball, I catch it. I see the hole, I hit the hole. Everything else will come naturally.”
Everything always has for Bell, right up until those injuries that kept him out of previous playoff games and likely were reasons that prevented his team from advancing further in 2014 and 2015.
It has been no Bell, big problem for the Steelers’ postseason aspirations.
That changes Sunday when the back who led the league with 157 yards from scrimmage per game (third best in NFL history) makes his playoff debut.