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Article by Antwon "Smitty" Smith The Pittsburgh Steelers have a tough choice to make soon when it comes to running back Le'Veon Bell and his future with the organization. Bell is holding out looking for a new deal, but it seems like the Steelers organization have wiped their hands with the situation and may be planning to move on from Le'Veon. Bell will be an expensive item if he hits the open market, so interested teams better have their future pretty much sorted out. If Pittsburgh decides to trade the All-pro running back, here are five teams that should pick up the phone and try to strike a deal for Bell:

The Indianapolis Colts are at the crossroads concerning their future and Andrew Luck will be a part of the process that determines their success. Luck was the Colts first pick in 2012 and he's been a big part of their success since the departure of Peyton Manning that same year. Indy however has failed to put the pieces around him like they did Manning, which is why I think it's time for them to package him up in a deal and start with a clean slate. I know that his contract extension he signed two years ago (6-years/$140 million, $87 million guaranteed) will be tough to unload, but there are teams with cap space and draft picks that would probably welcome Luck with open arms. When Manning was in Indy he has the perfect line to protect him (Tarik Glenn, Jeff Saturday), Great receivers to get the ball downfield ( Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark) and two Hall of Fame running backs (Marshall Faulk, Edgerrin James) that were very versatile. The Colt...