D’Anthony Bell moved to a Division-II school, then to two junior colleges, all as a teen.

In between, he didn’t play football for a year. No one wanted him.

In that year he worked for his dad’s construction company. He volunteered at his hometown church in Georgia.

He got a second chance at a second Division-II program. Then he used excelling in an extra, COVID season to get into the NFL.

This spring, after once starting at safety in an NFL playoff game for them , the Cleveland Browns gave up on Bell.

So this in Seattle? Learning a new defense, all four new special teams, new Seahawks teammates and coaches far across the continent from his firm, north-central Georgia roots?

No, this is not fazing D’Anthony Bell.

Into his fourth NFL training camp, the veteran of 50 league games at

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