stillers4me
12-25-2014, 06:38 AM
Undoubtedly, it's a scene that will play out across many western Pennsylvania homes this morning. From Aspinwall to Zelienople and beyond, children -- and, yes, probably more than a few adults -- will unwrap a black-and-gold, No. 26 Steelers jersey for Christmas.
With all due respect to Elsa or the Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles, 'tis the season for Le'Veon Bell.
On Tuesday, the 22-year-old was voted by his teammates as the Steelers' most valuable player and to his first Pro Bowl. Not a bad day for the 48th overall pick and second running back chosen in last year's draft.
Not a bad season for a player, who, in just Year 2 in the NFL, has emerged as the best, if not one of the best, players at his position and the biggest breakout star in the NFL.
Bell says he's taking his new-found celebrity in stride. On a trip to Best Buy to finish his shopping on Tuesday, he says was a little overwhelmed by fans asking for autographs and selfies but says he's gotten used to it.............
Read more @ http://burgh.us/rfi
With all due respect to Elsa or the Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles, 'tis the season for Le'Veon Bell.
On Tuesday, the 22-year-old was voted by his teammates as the Steelers' most valuable player and to his first Pro Bowl. Not a bad day for the 48th overall pick and second running back chosen in last year's draft.
Not a bad season for a player, who, in just Year 2 in the NFL, has emerged as the best, if not one of the best, players at his position and the biggest breakout star in the NFL.
Bell says he's taking his new-found celebrity in stride. On a trip to Best Buy to finish his shopping on Tuesday, he says was a little overwhelmed by fans asking for autographs and selfies but says he's gotten used to it.............
Read more @ http://burgh.us/rfi