Running back Le'Veon Bell wasn't the first pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2013 draft and he wasn't even the first running back drafted in the league in 2013. When it comes to potential impact, however, no one tops Bell according to Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com. The second-round back out of Michigan State led the nation last year with 921 yards after contact and is the 2013 rookie back most likely to be a clear starter for their NFL team in 2013. Bell runs a little upright at 6'1/244 and was often criticized for disappointing in the power department, but he is surprisingly elusive for a big back. He is also underrated as a receiver. Source: The Redzone
Only by default, I doubt he will be anything special... 2nd round could have went so much differently :(. Hope I'm way wrong, but I doubt it.
still wildly disappointed in taking him in the 2nd, but ill hope for the best. I think he can be a decent player and the second round has been a money round for RBs...sooooo, idk lol
