Le'Veon Bell is team MVP

Running back Le'Veon Bell, who is the second in the NFL yards from melee, was named Pittsburgh Steelers team MVP. Steelers announced Tuesday afternoon, after the bell won the team honor is likely to be a tough vote award since 1969 inception. Bell, the quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and wide receiver Antonio brown are worth prize candidate. Brown won Steelers MVP honors last season and he has been even better in 2014 as his 122 catches and 1,570 receiving yards each lead the NFL.

Roethlisberger, only won the prize, six touchdowns pass earlier this season, in back-to-back games. 11 anniversaries of senior leadership and the 4635 NFL pass code have not been intercepted in the Steelers now three games in a row. Clock, he is only 22 years old, brown and Roethlisberger vote, Tuesday morning Steelers headquarters. The clock has become a National Football League's most dynamic running back in his second season. He rushed in 1341 yards is the second in 77 caused a pass 774 yards NFL and bear.

Earlier in the season to join Walter Payton NFL bell as the only player in the history of at least 200 general code three games in a row. Steelers don't vote, but William gay for at least two MVP voting support team. Other teams of Ike Taylor and Antwon, Blake said they support the gay, he returned all three of his interception, to this season touchdowns, cause the Steelers 16 through resolution.

 "This is definitely a tough vote," Blake said. "A lot of people look forward to an offensive player, but I personally have to cast Willliam Gay, because I think he is one of the league's most underrated corner. You can't think that there are three blocked."