Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Antonio Brown rips off equipment, runs off field during third quarter
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I respect the talent he had - and I feel sorry for what he has become. Maybe it’s all just brought on by himself but it seems more likely to me that football can fuck with your brain and shots like this can stay with you a lot longer then the headache. It’s a bad look for the NFL if you ask me.
Yeah, but woulda, coulda, shoulda rears it's ugly head in almost every facet of life...He's a guy who had too many chances because of his natural ability, but I can't imagine that any other owner will ever get within a stadium of this guy...He obviously needs lots of help from a mental health professional...
I had this whole plan of how I’d exit my job when it’s time for me to retire and AB went ahead and stole my entire routine.
He stole the one I was going to use if I won the lottery.. but he was actually overdressed compared to my planned walkout.
you also have a bad memory eric.
brown was a fucking dickhead way before this hit.
everyone trying to make excuses for this dickwad.
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We are a compassionate, caring and highly intelligent fan base. Mostly.
I lost my high-school friend Scott Ross to CTE. He played for USC and later the Saints in the NFL. Basically, he went nuts, inexplicably. Football destroyed him. May very well be the same we are watching in AB. Something to at least consider.
Interesting development if any truth behind it. Could end up being a real bad look for the Bucs and NFL if ("if") they were trying to get an injured player who didn't think he could play, to play.
Ryan Clark, a former Steeler teammate, just said he was always like this in practice, off the field etc... volatile player/ personality, but it never showed up on Sunday's to his credit. He always busted his ass on Gameday.
However it seems the Steelers and Tomlin always dealt with him and his personality for yrs so it's not surprising to him.
This is almost never an issue in the NFL because a two-minute conversation with the trainers would be enough to remove him from the game. They tell the coach the player can't play, and the issue is settled. Arians is trying not to air out all of the dirty laundry here, but he's going to have to or this narrative is going to stick.
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