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Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell To Miss Game Vs. Eagles, If Suspension Holds « CBS Philly
Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell To Miss Game Vs. Eagles, If Suspension Holds « CBS Philly
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell is expected to be suspended for four-games for violating the NFL's drug policy, according to ESPN's Dan Graziano.Sources close to the situation tell me Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell is facing a four-game suspension for violation… https://t.co/6CWpS45NSm — Dan Graziano (@DanGrazianoESPN) July 22, 2016Graziano reports the suspension comes as a result of a missed drug test, not a failed one.The appeals process is on-going, but if Bell's suspension stands he will miss the Steelers' first four-games of 2016, including the team's Week 3 matchup with the Eagles in Philadelphia.
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Le'Veon Bell of Pittsburgh Steelers four-game suspension costs him money in contract year
Le'Veon Bell of Pittsburgh Steelers four-game suspension costs him money in contract year
Timing is everything, and assuming Le'Veon Bell's four-game drug suspension isn't overturned on appeal, his timing is lousy.Editor's Picks Steelers offense still great but loses dimension without Bell Of course Le'Veon Bell's absence is a blow, but it's not a crushing blow for the Steelers, who put up big numbers without him most of the past season.Berry: How does suspension affect Le'Veon Bell's fantasy draft stock?
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Steelers may be without Le'Veon Bell for opener against Redskins
Steelers may be without Le'Veon Bell for opener against Redskins
For a franchise that's known for assembling some incredibly stout defenses throughout its history, the Steelers have recently constructed an offense with a surplus of talent all over the depth chart.But that offense was dealt a major blow Friday morning.Le'Veon Bell, the team's star running back who in just three seasons has become one of the league's most feared players, is facing a four-game suspension for violating the league's drug policy, according to ESPN.
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