Le’Veon Bell Activated by Steelers After Suspension: Latest Comments, Reaction

September 29, 2016   ·   Tyler Conway   ·   Jump to comments

The Pittsburgh Steelers released running back Daryl Richardson on Thursday, paving their way to reactivate starter Le'Veon Bell following his three-game suspension.
The NFL originally suspended Bell for the first four games of 2016 for a violation of the NFL's substance abuse policy. The league later reduced the suspension to three games after the violation was revealed to be due to a miscommunication regarding a test rather than a failure.
"I already apologized to my teammates, my coaches and Steeler Nation," Bell told reporters in August. "I'm sincerely sorry about everything I put everybody through. It's been frustrating, and I own up to everything. It's all my fault, and I can't blame nobody else for that."
Bell, 24, was limited to six games last season by a combination of injuries and a two-game suspension. He missed the final eight games after suffering a torn MCL and PCL against the Cincinnati Bengals, finishing with 556 yards and three touchdowns.<...

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