Through the last few seasons, Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowl running back Le'Veon Bell has been a stable near the top of the list for NFL Network's Top 100 Players list voted on by the players.

Bell has entered the top-10 once again after another impressive campaign where he was among the most productive running backs in the league. With that in mind, the 26-year-old has taken to social media to ask fans where they believe he should be placed.

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Bell is coming off another highly productive campaign where he finished third in the league with 1,291 rushing yards and nine rushing touchdowns and a career-best 85 catches for 655 receiving yards and a pair of touchdowns. His 85 receptions are the most by a running back in a single season in team history. Meanwhile, his 1,946 total scrimmage yards were second in the NFL and the third most in a single season in franchise history.

This type of production could see him top the ninth overall ranking he had in last year's list given that he has become a more effective receiving option in the passing game. He has been arguably the league's most complete running backs due to his ability to profoundly impact the game as both a runner and receiving option out of the backfield. In fact, he has become the primary focal point of the Steelers' explosive offense alongside All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown over the last several seasons.

He has certainly put together a strong year that deservingly has him near the top of the list in the league with Los Angeles Rams running back Pro Bowl Todd Gurley being the only other player at the position that has yet to be named on this year's list after his breakout MVP-caliber 2017 campaign. Where Gurley places may ultimately dictate Bell's position inside the top 10.