Le'Veon Bell has said that he wants to help the Pittsburgh Steelers win as he nears his return from a foot injury.
The running back practised yesterday for the first time since spraining his foot during pre-season.
The rookie told the team's officia website: "I did a lot of individual work, a little bit of cutting, catching the ball again, just moving. The little things I haven't been able to do the last few weeks. It felt good to be out there.
"I want to do whatever I can to help the team. I want to go out and make plays, help the offense move the ball and keep the defense off the field. I just want to get some wins.
"It's tough being 0-2, especially just watching and knowing I could contribute if I was healthy. I have to take it day-by-day. I can't rush it. Once I get in there I am going to give everybody all I've got and go from there."
The Steelers play the Chicago Bears on Sunday.
