Le'Veon Bell

I used to be more of a bruiser. I wanted to run through people. Now I try to run around them.

American Athlete

'Bruiser' emphasizes physical power and the ability to fight, suggesting a dominant presence.

Physical Strength

A bruiser often looks intimidating, which might lead to assumptions about aggression.

Intimidating Appearance

Though imposing, 'bruiser' isn't inherently negative and can imply respect for someone's strength.

Not Negative

'Bruiser' can be used affectionately, especially for kids who are energetic and strong.

Affectionate Teasing

Using 'bruiser' in a light-hearted way can show fondness despite someone's rough nature.

Playful Context

This use of 'bruiser' implies significant harm or damage, often in severe situations.

Serious Impact

'Bruiser' can refer to a person or thing that physically causes destruction or injury.

Literal Damage

 and the hungry bears have no choice but to wait. This guy is a big bruiser and he's coming in, like all the other polar bears, they're coming to the water's edge, ready for the Big Freeze.