I hope so, I would like to see a Tackle taken fairly high next year to hopefully start at RT and groom him to play LT when AC is done.

New York Daily News reports the Jets have "reached out" to the Steelers about acquiring holdout unsigned franchise player Le'Veon Bell.

Per reporter Manish Mehta, the Jets have "not made a concrete offer," but they believe the Steelers are "serious" about trading their running back. ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported Bell was available on Sunday. The Jets are the first team to be linked.

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/8390/leveon-bell

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Funny seeing the Steelers implode after all the team first yada yada BS coming out of there for years.

Talk is only of a 2 or a 3.

I believe Steelers would likely get a 3 for just letting him walk. Admittedly at the end of the round though. Unfortunately I don’t believe a team that trades for him now can sign him long term this year because of the franchise tag. And he’s indicated he intends to protect himself for free agency. So someone would have to give up a 2 or 3 with no gaurentee of having him long term. And for the limited number of games you get him he may not be fully committed to winning. To me he only makes sense for a team that thinks he can put them over the top in the playoffs this year. That’s not the Colts IMO.

Does the league allow teams to negotiate prior to a trade? Sign and trade sort of thing?

Yes.

He has not signed his tag. A team could negotiate a new contract prior to the trade and he would never fall under the tag.

A 3rd is small comp for him.

I am leaning towards yes. Risk is worth his talent.

Walk Worthy,

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The dude wants like 15 mil a year to play. You don’t pay a rb that. Only a moron would want to bring this dude here for what he wants

This team has $90 million of cap space going into next year and that money is going to have to be paid to someone, or else the players union will come for it. The Colts could make a deal that pays him an obscene amount of money for one year (and burns that cap space so the union doesn't come for it), then pays him like a league average starting RB in the rest of the years. It's not like he's 30, the 2019 season will be his age 27 season. I'd rather have a pass rusher like Mack, but a RB like Le'Veon Bell really fits this scheme well.

If they do you trust him to not hold out because he is not making that much now? I don't