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Just now, Royale with Cheese said:

 

I hope it's one of those chewy ones where it just can't break down enough to swallow....so you chew and chew until your jaw is sore.  

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For $150k I would squeeze Kuechly's @$$ sweat from his jock strap right into my mouth. But don't tell anybody that I might also do it for free if I get a couple four locos in me:bag:

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1 minute ago, Sherlock Holmes said:

:sick: 

 

For $150k I would squeeze Kuechly's @$$ sweat from his jock strap right into my mouth. But don't tell anybody that I might also do it for free if I get a couple four locos in me:bag:

 

A guy on my college team after a double header was dared to lick his own jock strap.....for a 12 pack of beer.  The mf'er did it.

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And the pain for Raiders goes on ...

 

Antonio Brown apparently upset with Raiders after team hits him with hefty fines for skipping practice

The Raiders wide receiver was hit with some hefty fines during the month of August

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/antonio-brown-apparently-upset-with-raiders-after-team-hits-him-with-hefty-fines-for-skipping-practice/

 

He apparently believes since they are only paid for games he does not need to attend practices.  I wonder how long before NFLPA uses that argument.

 

Apparently, Brown was fined $40,000 for missing a "preseason training camp" practice on Aug. 18. The receiver was also fined $13,950 for not participating in a team walk-through on Aug. 22 for a total of $53,950 in fines.  



According to the letter, his absence from the walk-through was unexcused. 

If you're the Raiders, that second fine is definitely the most concerning one and that's because the team was in Canada. The walk-through was held on the day of their third preseason game against the Packers, which makes it an odd practice to skip, especially when you consider that Brown's absence was unexcused.

 

Is he looking for CFL team to take his contract?

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5 minutes ago, Limeaid said:

And the pain for Raiders goes on ...

 

Antonio Brown apparently upset with Raiders after team hits him with hefty fines for skipping practice

The Raiders wide receiver was hit with some hefty fines during the month of August

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/antonio-brown-apparently-upset-with-raiders-after-team-hits-him-with-hefty-fines-for-skipping-practice/

 

He apparently believes since they are only paid for games he does not need to attend practices.  I wonder how long before NFLPA uses that argument.

 

 

 

 

Is he looking for CFL team to take his contract?

 

 So painful to get a TD/game player. 

 

 

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34 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

The Raiders should cut him, take their signing bonus back, the 32 owners should state there is no place for him on any team and dare Brown and Rosenhaus to sue them.  

Isn’t that the definition of collusion?

22 minutes ago, teef said:

the car can be going relatively slow if that helps. 

Like a David Carr pass?

 

 

 

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On 8/20/2019 at 4:33 PM, Chemical said:

 

So funny. Well he's back at practice. We will see if he can once again outscore the entire Bills wide receiver corps and wipe that underserved smirk off Bills fans faces.

 

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/antonio-brown-actually-shows-up-for-raiders-practice-and-it-appears-his-crazy-helmet-saga-is-finally-over/?ftag=SPM-16-10abi8e

 

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4 hours ago, oldmanfan said:

Yep.  Collusion.  And I’d challenge him and Rosenhaus to go to court.  

 

 

Well, and please don't take this personally, you'd be a moron. You'd not only lose and cost the team and the league a fortune in court costs.  You'd tarnish your team with players and agents---and probably quite a few ethical owners as well. There are far easier, and frankly more legally and ethical methods to deal with a bozo like that. Acting like bozos in return isn't a smart way to deal with this stuff.

 

And AB's just opened the door to one of those avenues already.  

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10 minutes ago, The Dean said:

 

 

Well, and please don't take this personally, you'd be a moron. You'd not only lose and cost the team and the league a fortune in court costs.  You'd tarnish your team with players and agents---and probably quite a few ethical owners as well. There are far easier, and frankly more legally and ethical methods to deal with a bozo like that. Acting like bozos in return isn't a smart way to deal with this stuff.

 

And AB's just opened the door to one of those avenues already.  

You and biscuit understand law better than me I’m sure.  So my reaction is more heart than head.  But at some point enough has to be enough, doesn’t it?  I guess where I come from is this:  AB does not have some inalienable right to earn a living as a WR in the NFL.  If his behavior is such that no one wants to deal with his nonsense, then why not just be honest and say it?  

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1 minute ago, oldmanfan said:

You and biscuit understand law better than me I’m sure.  So my reaction is more heart than head.  But at some point enough has to be enough, doesn’t it?  I guess where I come from is this:  AB does not have some inalienable right to earn a living as a WR in the NFL.  If his behavior is such that no one wants to deal with his nonsense, then why not just be honest and say it?  

I definitely get how you feel.  He genuinely seems like an awful dude.  But sadly, no matter how awful you are, if you have talent, you will keep getting chances.  See TO.  See RI who Bills fans still love.  See Mike Vick.  

 

If Brown gets released, he will find a job.  Think about it like an attractive woman.  No matter how awful of a person she is, there will always be someone willing to take the risk. 

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Just now, C.Biscuit97 said:

I definitely get how you feel.  He genuinely seems like an awful dude.  But sadly, no matter how awful you are, if you have talent, you will keep getting chances.  See TO.  See RI who Bills fans still love.  See Mike Vick.  

 

If Brown gets released, he will find a job.  Think about it like an attractive woman.  No matter how awful of a person she is, there will always be someone willing to take the risk. 

I’m just glad he’s not a Bill.

 

I wonder with guys like this if an old school approach would work.  Get 3-4 veteran linemen in the locker room, pin the fool up against a wall, and just beat the crap out of him day after day until he straightens up?  If I were a teammate it would have to cross my mind.

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5 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

I’m just glad he’s not a Bill.

 

I wonder with guys like this if an old school approach would work.  Get 3-4 veteran linemen in the locker room, pin the fool up against a wall, and just beat the crap out of him day after day until he straightens up?  If I were a teammate it would have to cross my mind.

I think this stuff works in the high school and college but not in the pros.  Each player is really just looking out for themselves and worrying about their spot.  I hate to say it but it’s why NE is so good. Brady is one of the few guys who has the power to call out players.  If AB signed there and started pulling this crap, they would just get rid of him.  Guys like Carr and Allen If he came here probably would struggle to this IMo.  

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