Jets trading bell - Jets are trying to trade disgruntled running back Le’Veon Bell- sources
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jets trading bell | Jets are trying to trade disgruntled running back Le’Veon Bell: sources
The Jets and Le’Veon Bell appear to be headed for a divorce.
The Daily News has learned that Gang Green is trying to trade the perennial Pro Bowl running back amid this nightmarish season. Sources told the News that Gang Green is shopping Bell with the hope of trading him sooner rather than later. The NFL trade deadline is Nov. 3.
“I know he’s frustrated that we haven’t won,” Adam Gase said Monday after Bell had one target in a 30-10 loss to the Cardinals. “It wasn’t necessarily the plan of not targeting him in the pass game. It just kind of ended up being that way with how they were they were playing us. So that’s what it is. I mean, just try to find ways to move the football. That’s all we’re trying to do, and it doesn’t always go exactly as planned.”
Bell, who missed three games with a hamstring injury, took to social media to “like” tweets about his poor deployment in his first game back from injured reserve.
“I hate that’s the route that we go with all this,” said Gase, whose 0-5 club is circling the drain in virtually every offensive category. “Instead of just talking to me about it but seems the way that guys want to do it nowadays.”
Le'Veon Bell could be on his way out soon as Jets are looking to send the unhappy running back packing.
Le'Veon Bell could be on his way out soon as Jets are looking to send the unhappy running back packing. (Bill Kostroun/AP)
Gase, who has repeatedly disparaged Bell behind the scenes after attempting to persuade decision makers not to sign him in free agency last year, claimed that he would better utilize the best weapon at his disposal after his failures last season.
The Jets and Le’Veon Bell appear to be headed for a divorce.
The Daily News has learned that Gang Green is trying to trade the perennial Pro Bowl running back amid this nightmarish season. Sources told the News that Gang Green is shopping Bell with the hope of trading him sooner rather than later. The NFL trade deadline is Nov. 3.
“I know he’s frustrated that we haven’t won,” Adam Gase said Monday after Bell had one target in a 30-10 loss to the Cardinals. “It wasn’t necessarily the plan of not targeting him in the pass game. It just kind of ended up being that way with how they were they were playing us. So that’s what it is. I mean, just try to find ways to move the football. That’s all we’re trying to do, and it doesn’t always go exactly as planned.”
Bell, who missed three games with a hamstring injury, took to social media to “like” tweets about his poor deployment in his first game back from injured reserve.
“I hate that’s the route that we go with all this,” said Gase, whose 0-5 club is circling the drain in virtually every offensive category. “Instead of just talking to me about it but seems the way that guys want to do it nowadays.”
Le'Veon Bell could be on his way out soon as Jets are looking to send the unhappy running back packing.
Le'Veon Bell could be on his way out soon as Jets are looking to send the unhappy running back packing. (Bill Kostroun/AP)
Gase, who has repeatedly disparaged Bell behind the scenes after attempting to persuade decision makers not to sign him in free agency last year, claimed that he would better utilize the best weapon at his disposal after his failures last season.