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Massive Brawl Erupts at Steelers Practice
17 Aug
Summary
- A large fight involving the entire team halted Steelers practice.
- Jaheim Bell and DeShon Elliott engaged in a severe altercation.
- Lew Nichols is reportedly solidifying his RB3 position for the team.
Steelers training camp practice on Sunday was abruptly halted due to a large-scale fight that drew in the entire team. The altercation began when wide receiver Max Hurleman and rookie safety Robert Spears-Jennings engaged physically after a play.
The situation escalated significantly as tight end Jaheim Bell and safety DeShon Elliott were involved in a serious confrontation, with Bell reportedly landing multiple punches. Coaching staff and veteran players intervened to break up the brawl.
This intense disagreement seemed to stem from simmering frustrations throughout the practice, possibly related to linebacker Elandon Roberts' perceived disregard for 'no live tackling' rules. Practice concluded shortly after the fight.
Separately, running back Lew Nichols is making a strong case for the RB3 position. Despite a modest preseason average, he led the team in touches and was consistently featured with the top offensive units during drills.
The connection between quarterback Rodgers and wide receiver Roman Wilson also continues to be a highlight, with several successful long gains during practice, particularly from the slot position.
