Steelers' Le'Veon Bell to get second opinion on foot injury
Pittsburgh Steelers rookie running back Le'Veon Bell sprained his foot against the Washington Redskins, the latest injury setback for the second-round draft pick.
Now, he's going to seek a second opinion on his foot injury after undergoing a magnetic resonance imaging exam.
It doesn't sound like he got good news, judging from this statement from Steelers coach Mike Tomlin.
“Le’Veon had his MRI on Tuesday, and we are still awaiting final diagnosis and results of a second opinion,” Tomlin said. “He will not participate this weekend against the Kansas City Chiefs, and I will provide an update once we have received the official results of his tests over the next couple of days.”
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