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Antonio Brown RELEASED, signed by PATS


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1 minute ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

Pretty sobering.

 

What’s to stop ANY player from doing this?  The Pats could just become a ring factory.  A place great players decide to go to win, and use any means necessary to do it.

 

I remember when football used to be kind of fun...

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8 minutes ago, BillsFan4 said:

 

 

I forgot that the Pats tried to trade for him this offseason. 

 

That definitely makes me a bit more suspicious that AB tried to orchestrate his own release to get to NE. 

 

Oakland got played.... lol 

 

So loss of the Patriots’ first round draft pick would be an appropriate penalty for their tampering with Brown.

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2 minutes ago, Success said:

Pretty sobering.

 

What’s to stop ANY player from doing this?  The Pats could just become a ring factory.  A place great players decide to go to win, and use any means necessary to do it.

 

I remember when football used to be kind of fun...

Money and sanity.

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16 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

I completely agree here.  People like that give Bills fans a bad name.  It’s a game.

 

? omg, anyone who reads my posts knows I'm am joking or being sarcastic 99.9% of the time. Guess I'll have to start posting sarcasm warnings in front of anything I say now. 

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1 hour ago, 4BillsintheBurgh said:

I really can't see how a player who lacks respect for authority will do well on a team that lives by it. This could be one of the worst mistakes the pats* have ever made. I would bet ab will not be part of the team for the whole season.

First off, Randy Moss and Corey Dillon. I suggest reading this for more: https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/09/07/antonio-brown-patriots-bill-belichick

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18 minutes ago, BillsFan4 said:

 

 

I forgot that the Pats tried to trade for him this offseason. 

 

That definitely makes me a bit more suspicious that AB tried to orchestrate his own release to get to NE. 

 

Oakland got played.... lol 

 

...BUT...with this clown being one tick away from FINAL detonation, maybe the Patsies choke on 9 mil guaranteed....stay tuned............

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17 minutes ago, Success said:

Pretty sobering.

 

What’s to stop ANY player from doing this?  The Pats could just become a ring factory.  A place great players decide to go to win, and use any means necessary to do it.

 

I remember when football used to be kind of fun...

 

Its always been the case and is pretty darn rare to see happen 

2 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

Raiders would need to file tampering charges 

 

Which im sure they’d gladly do if they had evidence of colluding. Seems odds are he knew they offered a first and would likely be interested given their past history.... anything more is very hard to prove I’d guess 

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32 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

I don’t have a problem with this. It’s a new form of an old tactic. Guys who have wanted out have requested to be released, become malcontents in the locker room, quit on the team, etc. If social media was a thing (or as big a thing) as it is now, past players would have also leveraged it to get what they want. Brown is simply the first to use social media to work the system.

 

The floodgates aren’t going to open all of a sudden. More guys will try it but historically, the number of guys who go public in an attempt to change teams is relatively low.

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19 minutes ago, Bubba Gump said:

 

Unfortunately Goodell will turn a blind eye to all of this.

 

....allegedly from what has been posted here, Falcons & Steelers want an investigation.......with Saint Rosenhaus as AB's agent, collusion is unfounded (cough).....but how about the potential personal conduct policy violation for threatening physical violence against Mayock?....blind eye to THAT?....interesting.....

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1 minute ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

....allegedly from what has been posted here, Falcons & Steelers want an investigation.......with Saint Rosenhaus as AB's agent, collusion is unfounded (cough).....but how about the potential personal conduct policy violation for threatening physical violence against Mayock?....blind eye to THAT?....interesting.....

 

Nothing would surprise me with the NFL at this point. It's getting pretty bad.

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1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

Oh, Now.  If this is true, then there ought to be some action taken against him for "conduct detrimental"

 

34 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:

So everyone here who said he was insane was really wrong, b/c he's actually brilliantly manipulative.

 

Which is it?

 

His behavior now that he's a Patriot will tell the tale.  Insane got to insane.  Going from "nuts" to "shuts" (ie shut up and do your job) = brilliantly manipulative

 

37 minutes ago, eanyills said:

 

I don’t have a problem with this. It’s a new form of an old tactic. Guys who have wanted out have requested to be released, become malcontents in the locker room, quit on the team, etc. If social media was a thing (or as big a thing) as it is now, past players would have also leveraged it to get what they want. Brown is simply the first to use social media to work the system.

 

The floodgates aren’t going to open all of a sudden. More guys will try it but historically, the number of guys who go public in an attempt to change teams is relatively low.

 

So the question the league has to ask itself is: if every player dissatisfied with his team behaved as AB did in just the last week - would that be detrimental to the league?  Scream and hurl racially-charged insults at the GM?  Post team communications on social media?  Record the coach and make a film including the recording?

 

If the answer is "yes", then they better take action.

 

If the answer is "no", then prepare for more of the same.

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1 hour ago, 32ABBA said:

 

This would be more serious than that.

  The Patriots would cut through the loss of a first round pick the way John Rambo's knife would cut through wet cardboard.  I'm thinking that the NFL will find nothing wrong here but if they did the penalty needs to be more than the loss of one high pick.

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1 hour ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

Oh, Now.  If this is true, then there ought to be some action taken against him for "conduct detrimental"

 

 

His behavior now that he's a Patriot will tell the tale.  Insane got to insane.  Going from "nuts" to "shuts" (ie shut up and do your job) = brilliantly manipulative

 

 

So the question the league has to ask itself is: if every player dissatisfied with his team behaved as AB did in just the last week - would that be detrimental to the league?  Scream and hurl racially-charged insults at the GM?  Post team communications on social media?  Record the coach and make a film including the recording?

 

If the answer is "yes", then they better take action.

 

If the answer is "no", then prepare for more of the same.

 

More of the same?!? I doubt you see this again in the next 5 if not 10 years 

 

99% of players aren’t in demand enough and 99% of the ones that are simply want max money not all the drama to get to a specific team possibly 

 

browns very much the exception. Who’s the last one to do similar, Blount?

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2 hours ago, dave mcbride said:

First off, Randy Moss and Corey Dillon. I suggest reading this for more: https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/09/07/antonio-brown-patriots-bill-belichick

The article wasn't too informative, I was trying to remember the circumstances of each of those players while reading it, what their salaries were etc. If I remember correctly Moss was traded for a fourth, Haynesworth I thought was a fa. Plus the salary of each coming in. AB seems to be a personality that is going beyond these other guys. Like AB's yelling at the coaches has occurred multiple times while on the Steelers whereas some of these guys were shipped out after just that. 

 

Things may go well for AB, but I was just surprised they gave him 9 mill, I remember a lot of these reclamation projects seemed to be lower value contracts. I hope it's a crap show for the Pats* and they flush that 9 mill.

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9 hours ago, eanyills said:

 

I don’t have a problem with this. It’s a new form of an old tactic. Guys who have wanted out have requested to be released, become malcontents in the locker room, quit on the team, etc. If social media was a thing (or as big a thing) as it is now, past players would have also leveraged it to get what they want. Brown is simply the first to use social media to work the system.

 

The floodgates aren’t going to open all of a sudden. More guys will try it but historically, the number of guys who go public in an attempt to change teams is relatively low.

 

This defines every NBA off season.

 

 

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11 hours ago, Bills2ref said:

I have no idea why he ever would have thought this would be a good idea. Brown is Certified insane and known to sleep around. 

If things go sideways for Brown, he could wind up changing the locks upstairs and barricading himself in. Brady will have to legally evict him!

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5 hours ago, Circlethewagon8404 said:

Any takers that AB was coached into acting like a nut job, so that he could be with the pats.  it's just sickening.  Since the pats lost out on the AB sweepstakes, I have a strong feeling that the pats illegally reached out to him prior to his release from the Raiders. 

The article below is being reported everywhere.

 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/brown-consulted-social-media-experts-to-help-force-way-out-of-oakland/ar-AAGZiWZ

 

Also this about the video with his phone conversation with Gruden.

 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/the-producer-of-antonio-browns-video-said-jon-gruden-approved-the-use-of-phone-call/ar-AAH2s8x?li=BBnb7Kz

 

Why would Gruden approve that?? Because he's Gruden.

 

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