Le'Veon Bell vs. Patriots run defense: It's a testament to the extraordinary nature of Bell's historically great two-month stretch that he headlines this category over two of the most successful quarterbacks of the 21st century. In this good old-fashioned matchup of unstoppable force vs. The third-ranked Patriots run defense has not allowed a yard rusher in 24 games. The Steelers , on the other hand, are this season when Bell rushes for at least 90 yards.
The January version of Bell is a different animal altogether, though. He just became the first player in NFL history to rush for at least yards in each of his first two career postseason games. He leads the NFL in carries per game, touches per game, rushing yards per game and scrimmage yards per game.
As if the uniquely talented back isn't imposing enough, he's running behind an unsung offensive line that ranks first in yards before contact 3. Both of these defenses have stiffened throughout the season, peaking in December and January. Since their respective winning streaks started, though, neither has been tested by a prolific offense with a special quarterback directing the show.
Led by a trio of superstars, the Steelers are a well-balanced outfit with no glaring weakness, capable of beating any team. When in doubt, tip your hat to the Patriots ' staggering New England Patriots 30, Pittsburgh Steelers Heyward was penalized for the action, but won't be suspended. The veteran QB responded to the triumph with a shrug.
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