Tomlin Says Bell Being At Camp Is An Important Teach Tool For Younger Players

For well over one full year now the Pittsburgh Steelers organization has said all of the right things when it comes to running back Le’Veon Bell and their intentions of having him signed to a long-term contract that will hopefully allow him to end his career right where it started. From Steelers team president Art Rooney II to general manager Kevin Colbert to head coach Mike Tomlin, all three have stated how they want Bell to remain in Pittsburgh for several more years. With that said, there are currently no signs that Bell and the Steelers will reach a long-term contract agreement by this year’s July 16 deadline and if that’s ultimately the case, Bell will more than likely play in a different NFL city in 2019 and beyond.