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KANSAS CITY, MO – Former Kansas City chiefs running back Levon Bell responded to a fan’s comment on an Instagram post saying he would never play coach Andy Reed again.
The post on Rap was for someone who ordered $700 McDonald’s. Bell commented on the post and one fan took the opportunity to ask if he’d be returning to the Chiefs.
“Did the chiefs quit because if so, let’s try to bring one home this time,” the caption read.
Bell replied, “I’ll never play Andy Reed again… I’ll retire first.”
The two-time All-Pro racer struggled to see the field in his short time as The Chiefs played in just 9 games and only had 63 touches in the regular season.
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In the playoffs, Bale only had two touchdowns and never played in the Super Bowl.
Bale also responded to fans on Twitter saying he hasn’t had opportunities to make an impact on the field since leaving the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Lol, the only difference with the Steelers was that they gave me the chance… I haven’t had that since I left, maybe I need to play for a defensive mentality head coach instead of these offensive mentality guru… https://t.co/JAT50XUm23
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“Maybe I need to play for a coach with a defensive mindset instead of these offensive mental coach,” the tweet read.
When Bale joined The Chiefs in the middle of the 2020 season, he was excited about the prospect of playing in such a powerful attack.
Bale is now a free agent and is looking to sign with another team.
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