LATROBE, Pa. - Seven practices into training camp, Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell is running and cutting without thinking about his surgically repaired knee.
And he wants more.
While Bell awaits the results of an appeal for a four-game suspension for missed drug tests -- he has declined comment on the dynamics of the case -- the fourth-year player has seen a sizable workload in camp.
"As long as my knee's not swelling or having any setbacks, I will continue to do more," said Bell, who tore his medial collateral and posterior cruciate ligaments in November.