Le'Veon Bell is the inaugural member of the 100/50 club, as Bell became the first player in NFL history to average at least 100 rushing yards and 50 receiving yards per game during the 2016 season.

Bell, the Steelers 2016 MVP and the AFC's Offensive Player of the Month for December, rushed for 1,268 yards and caught 75 passes for 616 yards in 12 games this season. Since Week 13, Bell has averaged 187 all-purpose yards per game, the highest number in the NFL during that span by over 50 yards.

“I don’t want to be known just as a running back,’’ Bell said, in a story written by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. “I want to be a guy who’s known in every situation — a playmaker, a guy who catches the ball out of the backfield, makes big plays and plays that kind of change the game. As long as I go out there and do that, I’ll embrace whatever role and title [anybody] wants.”

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Bell is the latest in an elite line of versatile running backs. LaDainian Tomlinson caught 100 passes while rushing for over 1,600 yards in 2003. In 1999, Marshall Faulk joined Roger Craig as the only running backs in NFL history to catch and rush over 1,000 yards in the same season, helping lead the Rams to a victory in Super Bowl XXXIV. Marcus Allen, a Super Bowl MVP and a Pro Football Hall of Fame running back, caught 587 career passes for 5,411 yards and 21 touchdowns.

“He just does so many things,” Ben Roethlisberger said on Wednesday. “I think he’s the kind of a back that has a little bit of a lot of people in him. You know, the hard running, the finesse, the catching balls, so we could spend all day trying to figure out who he reminds us of. But as long as he’s the best L-Bell, then we’re all happy.”

Bell will look to make many Steelers fans happy on Sunday, as the four-year veteran look to continue his brilliant season against the Dolphins in the AFC wild card round. Bell, who had just 10 carries in Pittsburgh's Week 6 loss in Miami, knows that the running game will be a vital piece of Pittsburgh's offensive attack in Sunday's rematch with the Dolphins.

“Just know we got to go out there and establish the run early. Run the ball," Bell said. "We didn’t get a lot of totes the last time we played them so we want to make sure its different this time around. We want to get enough totes, keep our defense off the field as much as possible, sustain long drives and go out there and score points. Our running game is a key contributor to that.”