ANTONIO BROWN....what a sad clown...enough is enough....it's over with the BUCCS... 
NFL 2021-2022 Season
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In his last 2 games, Joe Burrow has passed for 971 yards, with 8 TDs and 0 interceptions. For the season he has completed 70.4% of his passes with a 108.4 passer rating.
The Bucs, especially Tom Brady who was the one who really lobbied for him, only have themselves to blame. Antonio Brown should have never gotten another chance, but in the NFL talent always comes before character. Then the Bucs brought AB back after the whole fake vaccination card problem (because they have a lot of WR injuries) only for him to pull this nonsense? I hope AB was waving because he knew his NFL career is over. That's the way it should be anyway unless another team falsely thinks they can perpetually suppress the jackass inside AB.ANTONIO BROWN....what a sad clown...enough is enough....it's over with the BUCCS...
In other news, Dallas proves once again they can only beat teams with losing records.
Burrow has been on fire!!!...he has turned the Bengals offence into a powerhouse!
The Bengals got their man when they picked Burrow out of LSU in the 2020 NFL Draft...and it's now paying big time dividends for the Bengals.
...and the Bengals added Wide Receiver Ja'Marr Chase also from LSU with the 5th pick in this year's draft...(Chase played with Burrow at LSU)...and what a deadly combo these two have been! Chase has also been on fire this year...and he's only a rookie!!!
...And it's mind-boggling, at one point in 2018-2019 LSU had Burrow, Chase and Justin Jefferson (the Vikings All-Star Wide Receiver)...Unreal!
On a professional level in the NFL he's been given too many chances and he's blown each one of those chances!...the latest incident today was simply embarassing for him and the Bucs!ANTONIO BROWN....what a sad clown...enough is enough....it's over with the BUCCS...
On a personal level...he needs medical attention quickly so he can het his personal life together!...and the NFL should help him in that regards!
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And Clyde Edwards-Helaire as their starting RB who is now with the KC Chiefs. That is why LSU went 15-0 and was undefeated national champions that year! I had thought that season that Burrow had incredible WR talent, but he did an amazing job and threw for 62 TDs that season in 15 games! Even by SEC standards that team was incredibly talented.
It's great to see le vent de fraîcheur que BURROW et la nouvelle génération de joueurs talentueux amènent à Cincinnati.....not so long ago many players were most famous for being in jail....a bunch of perverses and losers ...lol.....big big credit to JOE and CO. .
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Some good games this weekend as we go down to the wire. Quite a few blowouts as well but Cards/Cowboys, Bucs/Jets, and Rams/Ravens were pretty exciting games. Best of all IMO was KC/Cincinnati..
Great comeback by the Bengals!
Great comeback by the Bengals!
..and PACKERS with again their commander in chief.... not bad neither .....could b their year....
Home field advantage could be important in the playoffs and Green Bay has secured it in the NFC. Tennessee is on the cusp of securing in the AFC. Tennessee will also get back Derrick Henry for the playoffs and will be formidable with him back.
It seems likely that we will see a bad or at least cold weather game in Green Bay. I would like to see at least one game played in a driving blizzard, this would be fun. In horrible weather, Football reverts back to its more primal origins of rushing the football and smash mouth line play. This is what Madden enjoyed watching in his day.
It seems likely that we will see a bad or at least cold weather game in Green Bay. I would like to see at least one game played in a driving blizzard, this would be fun. In horrible weather, Football reverts back to its more primal origins of rushing the football and smash mouth line play. This is what Madden enjoyed watching in his day.
...and the Bengals and LSU both have one thing in common...they both have tigers as their mascots!...LoL!
It's been a seamless transition for the LSU alumni players drafted by the Bengals!
Go Bengals! Go Tigers!
I had not thought about that but here is another connection: the other starting WR for the Bengals is Tee Higgins who went to Clemson which are also the Clemson Tigers! When Higgins was at Clemson they won the national championship and I thought he was the best college receiver that year but that he was possibly a little thin for the NFL. Well he has 74 catches this year as compared to 79 for Chase. This is a really outstanding young WR tandem. Higgins is 22 and Chase is 21!!!!!!!! As good a young pair of WRs as there is in the NFL.
Note that the year after Clemson won the national championship they lost to LSU in a "Battle Of the Tigers" national championship game won by LSU. Chase and Higgins were on opposite sides in that game! Burrow, Chase and Higgins- all Tigers who became Tigers!!!!
Note that the year after Clemson won the national championship they lost to LSU in a "Battle Of the Tigers" national championship game won by LSU. Chase and Higgins were on opposite sides in that game! Burrow, Chase and Higgins- all Tigers who became Tigers!!!!
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Speaking of Antonio Brown guess who his replacement is? None other than former LSU star Cyril Grayson. Only thing is that Grayson never played football for LSU- he was a star on the LSU track team and a 1st team All American. He actually gave up his track scholarship in order to do football training and later made NFL rosters as an undrafted free agent. Lots of things had to happen for Grayson to finally get his shot to play, but now another Tiger has a chance to bare his fangs!!!! LOL. He has paid his dues and is now going to get a real shot. Supposedly nobody has worked harder for it.
The NFL Network is reporting that Antonio Brown's blow up occurred because he was ordered back into the game on an injured ankle, and he hurt too much to go back in. Coach Bruce Arians has denied that Brown told him he was hurting when he ordered him back into the game, and Brown refused. Sometimes with football players, they have too much pride to admit they are hurting. In any event, it does not excuse the subsequent spectacle unless Brown decided then and there that he had enough with football, and decided to stage a theatrical exit. In that case it could be viewed as a very theatrical retirement announcement, which in some ways was more real than the phony, contrived retirement statements we see from many other players:
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Arians: 'No regrets' adding AB, cares about WR
The Buccaneers' Bruce Arians said Monday he has "no regrets" adding Antonio Brown and cares for the wide receiver, a day after the coach said Brown is no longer on the team following his in-game exit.
His ankle didn't look like a problem when he was jumping up and down in the endzone with his shirt off. Plus, all the talk of AB needing mental health help absolves every team that enabled him after he left Pittsburgh and redirects it to AB.
Until a psychiatrist announces otherwise, dude is just suffering from extreme narcissism. And there was no incentive for him to change if he gets signed anyway even after calling Raiders GM a racial epithet, after sexual assault allegations and a host of other infractions I'm forgetting.
Until a psychiatrist announces otherwise, dude is just suffering from extreme narcissism. And there was no incentive for him to change if he gets signed anyway even after calling Raiders GM a racial epithet, after sexual assault allegations and a host of other infractions I'm forgetting.
Steelers Sack Mayfield 9 times, Watt with 4 (1 Sack Short of Strahan NFL Record):
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Rogers: MVP Voter Who Says He Will Not Vote For Rogers Is A"Bum"
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Should there be 2 awards: Most valuable vaccinated player, and most valuable unvaccinated player?
Rodgers says 'bum' writer shouldn't vote for MVP
A Chicago-based reporter said he wouldn't give his MVP vote to Aaron Rodgers because he had issues with the quarterback's off-the-field habits. "I think he's a bum," Rodgers said.
Should there be 2 awards: Most valuable vaccinated player, and most valuable unvaccinated player?
I'm gonna guess that a Chicago-based reporter is more sore about Rodgers (correctly) telling Chicago fans that he still owns them more than whether Rodgers was truthful about vaccinations.Rogers: MVP Voter Who Says He Will Not Vote For Rogers Is A"Bum"
Rodgers says 'bum' writer shouldn't vote for MVP
A Chicago-based reporter said he wouldn't give his MVP vote to Aaron Rodgers because he had issues with the quarterback's off-the-field habits. "I think he's a bum," Rodgers said.
Should there be 2 awards: Most valuable vaccinated player, and most valuable unvaccinated player?
I lost respect for Rodgers over his response to the vaccination fallout. And even though voters should be dispassionate enough to stick to stats, I can see how truly egregious off-the-field matters can cloud someone's on-field impression or legacy (*cough* Aaron Hernandez, *double cough OJ Simpson) but lying about being vaccinated/being unvaccinated isn't in the same level of offense. Rodgers is gonna win MVP anyway, then personally scream "I still own you, Hub Arkush!" to this reporter at a game where he's not even playing the Bears.
Edit: Uh oh someone realizes he said stupid shit and is already apologizing. At least he was a man about it instead of just doubling down.
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