Pittsburgh Steelers: Building perfect March Madness squad

Shooting Guard- Le’Veon Bell

All jokes aside on Roethlisberger, Le’Veon Bell is the real deal on a basketball court. The 26-year old running back seems like he’s capable of doing everything, as Bell has found himself to be one of the best backs in the league while also being able to drop lines on heavy beats as a hip-hop artist. When it comes to the court, Bell takes his game as serious as most NBA players do.

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As you can see, Bell’s ability to shoot and get to the rim is second to none, and likely the best at both on the team. His scoring ability earns him the right to be the starting shooting guard on this roster, and the unofficial title of “go-to guy” with the ball. Need to get the offense going? Clear the middle and watch Le’Veon go to work in isolation.

Much like his game winning touchdown in the winding seconds in San Diego a few years ago, Bell comes through when the team needs him in crunch time. Last second shot? We all know who’s getting the ball. Earning second-team All-OCC Ohio Division honors in high school and hailing from a prominent basketball school in Michigan State, Bell surely would be able to earn a starting role. The running back provides the offensive firepower to make up for Roethlisberger’s lack of athleticism, forming one of the more dynamic duos this theoretical tournament would see.