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The New England Patriots have released WR Antonio Brown
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At this point AB hurts your chances at a SB more than he helps them. The dude is nuclear.
There are likely clearance Steeler, Raider, and Patriot Brown jerseys on sale right now, that's pretty impressive
never know. his nuclear half-life might only be 3 months after which maybe he's worth the risk for someone who feels they are 1 good piece away.
Vick still had stuff left in the tank and was out of the public eye for 2 years.
AB is 31. A lockeroom menace. A sideline diva. And a genuine off the field liability with a history of mistreating women and a history of violent outbursts.
I think he is done.
OchoCinco wasnt a problem off the field or in the locker room for the Pat's. He played in the Superbowl that year, and was gifted a catch in that game. His problem was he couldn't learn the playbook.
too much talent
his agent will repackage him as a changed man
I don't have faith in the NFL as a whole, but I really hope he never plays another snap in the sport. Go write a book or whatever.
Only thing I remember about ochocinco that season is him dropping a perfect pass in Buffalo.
He is 31. If he doesn't play this year he will be 32. How many elite WRs had their talent last until their mid 30s? And thats ignoring all of the giant red flags surrounding him.
well there are no other Antonio browns out there
nobody can argue about the red flags being obvious
but a desperate team might bring him in let him explain the entire thing and try to hear what they want to hear because they need WR help desperately.
we are not talking about guaranteed money. it will obviously be incentive based. and could pay off if his crazy stays away for a while
IMO he should be banned from football.
nobody can argue about the red flags being obvious
but a desperate team might bring him in let him explain the entire thing and try to hear what they want to hear because they need WR help desperately.
we are not talking about guaranteed money. it will obviously be incentive based. and could pay off if his crazy stays away for a while
IMO he should be banned from football.
He showed nothing in the one game he played to suggest that he still has elite talent at the position. There are other ways to bolster your WR corps that doesn't involve dragging your team's name and image through the mud by signing this pos.
come on
I never said I support him
but your claim that the guy shows no *Elite* talent is absolutely absurd.
My mistake. DUI manslaughter is nothing like murder. Asterisks Sterling character redeemed.
BU-BU-BUT WE SHOULD WAIT FOR ALL THE FACTS
I was so tempted to quote a Wall Of Shame but they know who they are.
I never said you support him?
But when did he show any elite talent vs Miami?
Neither can any NFL fan, but we continue to play this game of whose team is more morale than the other.
Are you at least willing to admit that the Patriots made a mistake by signing Stallworth and Brown given their history?
A Steelers fan questioning the character of someone else? Good one.
look....I hate in any way saying positive shit about this guy but his talent didn't just disappear.
to assume he isn't an elite talent is absurd
in his only game with a team he has been with for a few weeks he had a touchdown and played 1/3 of the snaps.
Just because he is a piece of shit human doesn't mean his ability is gone. You know its an absurd claim. With Pittsburgh last season he was the same receiver he always was.
And for the record, I have no issue with anyone signing Stallworth. He was remorseful, went through the legal system, and was punished by the league.
It's the NFL. When the whole mess starts dying down some team scraping the bottom of the barrel will pick him up.
Dan Rooney used his influence to improve racial inequality in the NFL and serve a Democratic administration. Kraft used his influence to cheat, strong arm his way out of legal repercussions for a rub & tug session, and rub elbows with President Orange Fuck.
I don't care how bad he felt about it. He still killed someone because he was driving drunk.
Fuck him.
Who fucking cares? You kill someone because you were drunk driving? You are a piece of shit.
Lots of people believe in second chances. Even for people like Stallworth. I can't believe that even needs to be stated on a liberal forum.
Oh I definitely believe in second chances. But I draw the line at killing people. Sorry.