Ex-NFL star running back will 'argue with anyone' about position's value: 'Those guys literally do everything'

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The value of the running back is declining - better yet, collapsing, and Le'Veon Bell has no idea why.

"Those guys literally do everything for the team," Bell said to Fox News Digital.

It has become pretty apparent that teams do not need a superstar running back to win a Super Bowl - the Kansas City Chiefs won it all back in February with seventh-round pick Isiah Pacheco.

However, Bell just wants the market to be fair.

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Le'Veon Bell, #26 of the Pittsburgh Steelers, celebrates his touchdown during the third quarter against the New Orleans Saints at Heinz Field on Nov. 30, 2014 in Pittsburgh. (Justin K. Aller/Getty Images)

"I just don’t think it’s fair for the running back market to kind of be, like, so devalued the way it is," Bell says. "Running backs, guys like Saquon [Barkley] and Josh Jacobs…those guys obviously taking the bulk of the carries, they’re blocking, they’re protecting the quarterback that’s getting the millions of dollars, then you got us running routes out of the backfield, so you put us against linebackers and safeties creating mismatches for the quarterback. And not only that, we split out, too. We in the slot, or the outside receiver, and they say [after] all that, you’re the least valued on the offense."

"I just want to know what makes sense, what’s the logical explanation about what makes this position devalued," Bell added. "What exactly is it? They’re getting the ball the most, they’re blocking the most, we’re running routes."

Bell continued explaining how much running backs really do when they are on the gridiron, as opposed to receivers, who are able to