Zeke Is So Money

[Miller]

Bell is in striking distance of the record for most scrimmage yards in a season in NFL history. And thats with missing the 1st three games this season. Don't diminish bell like that

Agree. What Bell has done so far in his career is incredible and to look down on that means you aren't paying attention

http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/...lls-leveon-bell-historic-stats-records-121116

Due to the emergence of David Johnson, Ezekiel Elliott and Jay Ajayi, Pittsburgh's Le’Veon Bell sometimes gets pushed aside when talking about the league's best running backs. It’s safe to say that shouldn't happen.

Bell turned in a historic performance against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, carrying the Steelers to a 27-20 victory. He rushed for 236 yards, which is the most in franchise history. The previous high was 223 by Willie Parker.

Additionally, that’s the highest total ever allowed by the Bills. Ricky Williams rushed for 228 against Buffalo in 2002.

The shifty back also added 62 yards receiving, giving him 298 from scrimmage for the game. Bell scored all three of Pittsburgh's touchdowns.

He’s already on a historic pace, racking up the most yards from scrimmage in a player’s first 10 games of a season.

To further put into perspective how outstanding his Sunday performance was, he made history as the first player with 220 rushing yards, 60 receiving yards and at least three touchdowns.

@espnstatsinfo

Most Scrimmage Yds - Player's 1st 10 Gms of Season 1963 Jim Brown 1,704 2016 Le'Veon Bell 1,616 1975 O.J. Simpson 1,609

 

[jazzcat22]

This may be true but Bell is the one famous for doing that presently, and looks like Zeke has been looking at his tape

Zeke doesn't need to look at Bell's tape, he already knows what to do.

Bell is an experienced vet, Zeke is still learning and we seen how his patience has improved over these games. Adding this, or using it more if he already had it, yes it will help him even more.

 

[aikemirv]

Agree. What Bell has done so far in his career is incredible and to look down on that means you aren't paying attention

http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/...lls-leveon-bell-historic-stats-records-121116

Due to the emergence of David Johnson, Ezekiel Elliott and Jay Ajayi, Pittsburgh's Le’Veon Bell sometimes gets pushed aside when talking about the league's best running backs. It’s safe to say that shouldn't happen.

Bell turned in a historic performance against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, carrying the Steelers to a 27-20 victory. He rushed for 236 yards, which is the most in franchise history. The previous high was 223 by Willie Parker.

Additionally, that’s the highest total ever allowed by the Bills. Ricky Williams rushed for 228 against Buffalo in 2002.

The shifty back also added 62 yards receiving, giving him 298 from scrimmage for the game. Bell scored all three of Pittsburgh's touchdowns.

He’s already on a historic pace, racking up the most yards from scrimmage in a player’s first 10 games of a season.

To further put into perspective how outstanding his Sunday performance was, he made history as the first player with 220 rushing yards, 60 receiving yards and at least three touchdowns.

@espnstatsinfo

Most Scrimmage Yds - Player's 1st 10 Gms of Season 1963 Jim Brown 1,704 2016 Le'Veon Bell 1,616 1975 O.J. Simpson 1,609

Bell only gets pushed aside because he is a 12 game player instead of a 16 game player - 2 years now right and it would not surprise me if he continued this stupid stuff.

He is a great talent however!

 

[MSCowboyFan]

Bell is in striking distance of the record for most scrimmage yards in a season in NFL history. And thats with missing the 1st three games this season. Don't diminish bell like that

Amen....hate on the Steelers all you want (I know I do) but Bell is a rare talent, much like Zeke is. (just in slightly different ways)

 

[Thomas82]

How many times in NFL history does a team end up with the two best players in the draft....without giving up top draft picks for the next 2 to 3 years?

I mean, I figure the Cowboys were due an epic draft like the defensive draft that for us Ware and Ratliff but this is so many levels above that.

Zeke can legitimately break Dickerson's record...and Dak just for the 2nd best passing percentage for a game in NFL history....he's a rookie!

I'm thoroughly enjoying the ride, no matter how it ends.

 

[Supercowboy1986]

Bell is more then just good, he is a top 5 rb in this league easily.

In no particular order:
Bell
EE
D. Johnson (cardinals)
Murray (2nd in rushing)
AP (despite injury)

I don't think ajayi is there yet but you can certainly make an argument for him. As well as the rb from Atlanta.

 

[Hardline]

Zeke is playing at the level I told you he would be way before the draft. And some of you ridiculed me for saying it.