INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis Colts can’t seem to escape being linked to Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Antonio Brown and running back Le'Veon Bell.
On the outside, it’s understandable why Indianapolis is considered a potential landing spot for both Brown and Bell. Indianapolis is looking for another dominant receiver in addition to T.Y. Hilton -- Brown certainly would fit the bill -- and the franchise has more than $100 million in salary-cap space to work with.
That’s why it wasn’t surprising that Bell -- without specifically saying his name -- was brought up to general manager Chris Ballard during the NFL scouting combine on Wednesday.