While teammate Antonio Brown may have spent yesterday making some NFL history, Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell also managed to make some franchise history for himself during his performance against the Bengals, establishing a new record for the most yards from scrimmage in the first four seasons to start a tenure with the team. The previous record holder was Jerome Bettis, who was traded to Pittsburgh after three seasons with the Rams.
Le’Veon Bell is 23 scrimmage yards from surpassing Jerome Bettis (5,804) for the most by a player in their 1st 4 years with the #Steelers.