Le'Veon Bell didn't remain silent after seeing Los Angeles Chargers running back Todd Gurley agreed to a new contract Tuesday.
Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, Gurley's four-year deal includes records for guaranteed money ($45 million) and average annual salary ($15 million) given to a running back.
The Pittsburgh Steelers star did show solidarity with his fellow running back before appearing to bring up his contract situation:
Bell will play under the franchise tag for the second straight season after failing to reach a long-term agreement with the Steelers.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport noted the Steelers offered Bell a $70 million contract over five years, including a total of $30 million in the first two seasons.