The Pittsburgh Steelers had their fair share of drama throughout the 2010s, and that included former star running back Le’Veon Bell.
His career changed drastically back in 2018 when he sat out the entire season while seeking a long-term deal. His dispute ultimately led to the end of Bell’s five-season career in Pittsburgh which saw him make three Pro Bowls and three All-Pro teams. He would then go on to sign a four-year, $52 million contract with the New York Jets but it never worked out for him with the franchise.
These days, he is trying to make his way back to the league in order to make some much-needed cash, but nothing has translated, so now it’s time for him to take his talents elsewhere and it’s not where you would expect.
The former all-pro running back has joined the Adult website, OnlyFans.
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As of right now, Bell has over 180 posts on the site.
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The site is not actually just for adult material, but it is mainly known for it as many people have used it as supplemental income since the global pandemic. Millionaires have been created as a result.
Le’Veon Bell isn’t the first NFL player to create an OnlyFans account as former wide Receiver Terrell Owens created an OF account in 2021.
Bell, who last played in the NFL in 2021, played for Pittsburgh from 2013-17, played for the New York Jets in 2019 and two games in 2020.
New York released Bell in October 2020 and he was signed with the Chefs. He appeared in one playoff game during the Chiefs’ run to the Super Bowl, rushing twice for 6 yards.
In 2021, Bell played five games for the Baltimore Ravens and three for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
During his Steelers tenure, Bell was a three-time Pro Bowl selection and two-time All-Pro. In 96 career NFL games (81 starts), Bell ran 1,595 times for 6,554 yards and 42 touchdowns.
Le’Veon Bell Made A Ton of Money During His NFL Career
Le’Veon Bell joining OnlyFans for money is shocking when you consider he bought in over $45 million dollars in eight seasons played.
Bell possibly being broke is not a shock to athletes who retire and struggle to find that same type of income while continually living the same lavish lifestyle.
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