Ben Roethlisberger is a lock for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Antonio Brown is in position to challenge Jerry Rice’s NFL receiving records. Le’Veon Bell will be far and away the league’s highest-paid running back this season if he does a new long-term contract by Monday’s deadline or plays under the franchise tag.
So which of the three is most valuable to the Steelers?
That was the question posed this week to NFL analyst/former Pro Bowler/two-time Super Bowl champion Damien Woody on ESPN’s “First Take.”
“Le’Veon Bell,” Woody said without hesitation. “When I look at Le’Veon Bell, who, to me, is the best all-around running back in the National Football League, he reminds me of Marshall Faulk back in the Greatest Show on Turf.