Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell suffered what appeared to be a right knee injury on Sunday night against the Bengals.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cincinnati Bengals are doing battle on Sunday night for the AFC North title, and something horrid may have happened to one of the Steelers’ best players on offense, Le’Veon Bell.
Bell, who has had a stellar season for the Steelers and is a big reason that they are headed back to the playoffs after an absence the past few years, apparently suffered an injury to his right knee.
As you’ll see in the video below, Bell took a pretty stiff shot to that right knee on a carry, and it bent backwards just a little too much.
That didn’t look good at all, and you have to know that the Steelers are concerned about this happening just one week before they make their return to the postseason.
Bell was taken to the locker room to be evaluated, and while there was no official diagnosis given, the NBC crew did note that his return to the game against the Bengals on Sunday night is doubtful.
Although, considering the injury, they might as well just have ruled him out.
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