Le'Veon Bell

Le'Veon Bell said on Snapchat that he is considered a return to the NFL next season.

Fantasy Impact

Bell added that he has a set of parameters to return and mentioned he would only return for one team, which figures to be the Steelers. Bell had his best seasons in Pittsburgh before last playing for the Jets, Chiefs, Ravens and Buccaneers from 2019-21.

Le’Veon Bell announced that he will not be playing football this season, saying, "I know I'm not going to be playing this year because I want to focus on boxing."

Fantasy Impact

Bell is set to box Adrian Peterson later this month and he's obviously taking his new endeavor seriously. He was unlikely to have an impact on fantasy football this season, and now it’s official. The former All-Pro only averaged 2.6 YPC on 39 attempts in 2021.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Le’Veon Bell has been waived as the team will make room for the activation of Leonard Fournette.

Fantasy Impact

Bell will now be a free agent going into the off-season and will likely not be picked up by any other playoff team. Bell has gotten older and it seems unlikely he will retain the fantasy relevance he used to carry.

Buccaneers RB Le'Veon Bell rushed three times for five yards and a two-point conversion and caught all three targets for 30 yards in Sunday's Week 17 win over the Jets.

Fantasy Impact

Bell was just signed this week and saw an immediate role due to an ankle injury for Ronald Jones. He managed 35 yards and a two-point conversion. Bell will have a significant tole in Week 18 if Jones remains sidelined.

Running back Le’Veon Bell is active for Week 16. He’ll make his Buccaneers debut.

Fantasy Impact

Bell signed with the Buccaneers this past week after Leonard Fournette joined fellow running back Giovani Bernard on injured reserve. While Ronald Jones will draw the start, Bell could compete with Ke'Shawn Vaughn for the backup role.