Simon

He was thrown out of his first college for assaulting somebody before he had even played a singe game. Here's what his own stepfather has said about him: Larry Moss Jr., the former stepfather of Antonio Brown, said he is not surprised the NFL wide receiver is facing a civil lawsuit in which Brown stands accused of rape, sexual assault and sexual harassment. “I can’t tell you that he did what they said he did,’’ Moss told USA TODAY Sports. “But I know he’s very abusive to women. "As far as just raping somebody, (Brown) just feels like he can have whatever he wants. He’s just empowered that way. So it doesn’t surprise me that this kind of allegation came out about him.’’ Moss, who said he helped raise Brown in Miami-Dade County in Florida between the ages of 5 and 17, also said the NFL star’s troubles can be traced to those formative years. Brown was known by many people as “Tony,’’ short for Antonio. “A lot of things that Tony's doing, nothing surprises me,’’ Moss said. “I’m surprised that it took them this long to figure him out. Because he’s been this way since he’s been 12 years old.’

Oh lord, he's going to bust out the Yo Mama jokes....

He was a nutjob well before that

And my response was to you who said TO did the wrong thing. We don't know if he did the wrong thing. What if he said he was going to stab somebody when they came out of the store and they didn't want to go to their car until the guy was gone?

That's not a "point"; that's nothing more than your guess. If a lady walked out of that store and the guy started slapping her around, she most certainly could not have "ignored" him. You're accusing other people of making things up to paint the situation in their personal light, while you do exactly the same thing. You know nothing about the guy, nothing about the people that were harassed, nothing about what was said or anything about anything else. At the end of the day, nobody got hurt and everybody went home and there's a possibility that happened because of Terrell Owens.

ankle (probably high sprain) A reporter misread a practice/injury report and claimed he was practicing when he actually wasn't

This should be your first clue that you are again flirting with the crusading issue that we've previously discussed and that nobody in this community wants your repetitive negativity spread all over this forum

He's missed one game and is on the field all the time. I bet he's also taken more snaps than most of the TE's in the league, so his total route #s probably don't tell us much. The guy has done a lot of blocking this year (probably because of how much better he's gotten at it) and will probably be doing even more the next couple weeks.

Feel free to put your prediction in the OBJ thread. We don't need a bunch of threads hyping that hype. Thank You

The man is about to have a J-O-B?

This was exactly what I said last year after watching Brown for a couple games. The biggest issue might be his size in passing lanes.

Looks like another day of Knox having to spend half the game working in the backfield. Which really sucks because that Pats LB's and S' are fat to be plucked : - (

imo the first thing that makes a great athlete is great feet, and that precludes him from ever being a great athlete.

I don't agree with this at all. His feet have been a problem since the minute he stepped onto an NFL field.

This happened to me too. Eventually I caught a couple episodes that made me want to see more. Good show but it can be really hit or miss.

And some of us have sober nephews!

He's been wrecking people for 3-4 weeks now (just like he was last year when he was healthy) but nobody knows it until somebody in the media tells them so.

One and done

Have another Ambien, you dumb *****. I look forward to seeing somebody else being the ones to give him his free money.

When the receiver is good enough to wait til the very last second to show his cards, it's almost impossible to cover. 🤷‍♂️

My tiebreaker is always whose fans do I want to be less miserable. ....... Go Pack Go!

Instead of losing a leg cutting limbs under tension, maybe you ought to use that Husqy to work cattle. That oughta back em the ***** up

If you're going to no-look somebody, you oughta being going to work on Ramsey. He's dumber than a chicken.

In some places, growing a plant would literally get you locked into a cage with violent criminals.

Watching this vid all I can see is how much longer it takes Favre's ball to get home than it does Allen's. Favre was rightfully considered to have a big arm but the difference in velocity between his throw and Allen's is stunning.