As admirably as running back DeAngelo Williams filled in for the Pittsburgh Steelers during the first two games of the season, All-Pro Le’Veon Bell has shown in the two games since his return why he is simply on another level than not Williams, but most of the rest of the league.
Because he has had to operate with Michael Vick at quarterback, his abilities as a receiving threat have been limited, but against the Ravens, he ran the ball impressively, registering 129 yards on 22 rushing attempts, including a reverse-field 11-yard touchdown run, his second touchdown in as many games.