Antonio brown

[olerambler]

Double standard they didn,t get rid the owner Kraft ref prostition charge How bouth Rothelsberger 2010 has set out 4 games ref sexual assualt complaint

 

[sabrev65]

I dont care what his record is, he kisses Bradys ass always has

and look where it got him... and I am no Patriots fan

 

[DirtySouth]

How about just bad coaches, i don't understand what race has to do with anything or why it was even brought up

Closet racists bring up race, when it has nothing to do with anything.

 

[spencer60]

Double standard they didn,t get rid the owner Kraft ref prostition charge How bouth Rothelsberger 2010 has set out 4 games ref sexual assualt complaint

Kraft is a different story, he's not under the NFL rules as a player and there's no violence associated with his actions.

Roethlisberger did have a similar situation, and if Brown had done what Belichick told him to do, mainly shut up and focus on football, he'd probably still be there, just like Roethlisberger did.

Instead he acted like a prima donna and a thug by threatening the girl making the accusation. Belichick doesn't stand for prima donnas so he was gone, end of story.

Nothing saying that another team who doesn't mind all the drama won't pick him up, so don't feel too bad for him. In the same situation you or I would be behind bars waiting on trail dates.

 

[Trailrider]

I really dont care if he ever plays again,he did all this to himself.

Yeah I've never seen karma work more spectacularly than in his case. Dude is a total douche bag and deserves everything coming to him.

 

[Trailrider]

Belechek kisses Bradys ass

The whole NFL kisses Brady's ass. Apparently during the Thursday night game he tweeted at how bad the officiating and penalties were in the first half. The penalties noticeably went down in the second half. And by the weekend the NFL had made changes to holding calls. All because of Brady's tweet.

 

[albatros43]

The whole NFL kisses Brady's ass. Apparently during the Thursday night game he tweeted at how bad the officiating and penalties were in the first half. The penalties noticeably went down in the second half. And by the weekend the NFL had made changes to holding calls. All because of Brady's tweet.

The Falcons game didn't get the memo. They had 3 holding calls on the same drive and holding calls are up 64% this year.

 

[Trailrider]

The Falcons game didn't get the memo. They had 3 holding calls on the same drive and holding calls are up 64% this year.

Yeah it's the Falcons, they always get the shaft. That's what Brady was referring to on Thursday night. Apparently the NFL after that made some quick updates:

https://www.totalprosports.com/2019...-brady-complained-about-it-on-twitter-tweets/

 

[JWC]

Seems AB pushed things a bit too far. BTW, millionaire players are still players who play for billionaire owners. The rules just aren't the same for owners as they are for players. At least, not yet. But what do I know?

 

[STI]

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