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Le'Veon Bell went down with a right foot injury after taking four carries in his preseason debut. He rushed for nine yards, a mark Jonathan Dwyer eclipsed on one carry.
Post Gazette reporter Gerry Dulac broke kayfabe for a second in his reaction Tweet.
Le'Veon Bell out of game with right foot injury.Ugh.
— Gerry Dulac (@gerrydulac) August 20, 2013
It doesn't take long for fans to quickly bring up decisions that weren't made. Perhaps this is a fair statement now.
Le'Veon Bell's foot injury is a worry. Unaware of the extent of the damage, but a concern nevertheless. Wanted Ahmad Bradshaw so bad.
— James Bufton (@thegegenpresser) August 20, 2013
Humor certainly always helps.
Le'Veon Bell is leading all rookies in Duce Staley sideline sweatpants so far this preseason
— Mikey (@fsmikey) August 20, 2013
Le'Veon Duce doesn't quite have the same ring to it, but that's the third reported time Bell has been injured, and the Steelers are one game and one quarter into the preseason, and three weeks into training camp and practices.
At least the Steelers offensive line is healthy, and looking outstanding.
Offensive Line not too impressive on first drive...not much room for Le'Veon Bell to move...
— Bob Pompeani (@KDPomp) August 20, 2013
Oh.
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