Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said Thursday there will be "consequences" stemming from Le'Veon Bell's training camp holdout.
"There is no question we are a group that values the team-building process," Tomlin said, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Ray Fittipaldo. "And doing it in this setting, so yes, there is value, and yes, there are consequences for not being here. That’s the reality of it."
Tomlin did not elaborate on what the consequences would entail.
That said, he did disclose he has had "good clean communication" with Bell and that he believes the 25-year-old "will be ready to play football" once he reports.