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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:

Jameis Winston entered the NFL with a monkey on his back in 2015 and now it's beginning to wear him down. It started with a shoplifting charge at a Florida Publix and now it's upgraded to a possible sexual assault of an uber driver in March 2016, so is he worth the headache for the Bucs? The 4th year quarterback is facing a three game suspension from the league for violating the league's personal conduct policy, which is vital to a team that had a good draft and were looking to compete in a very tough NFC South. The NFL rendered an eight month investigation into the 2016 incident in which Winston was accused of gripping an uber driver. The investigation has taken many twists and turns since it started and one of the players that was partying with Winston, Brandon Banks, is now serving a 15-year prison sentence for  rape. He has changed his statement saying Winston was alone with the Uber driver. Eagles cornerback Ronald Darby, the third player involved in this wild ...