While Haley had a screw loose and would jerk off on teammates for fun, I don't think he ever called them out, called them racists, nor ever bailed on them in practice or a game. He despised the media mostly and wanted to troll his teammates
He's on Twitter and he hasn't lost his shit on it like the POS AB.
Seriously though, he needs to just go away. Has anybody ever gone from stupid, crazy shit to apologizing and promising to get his life back together as much as this guy? What a fucking roller coaster he is. These stories aren't even interesting anymore.Yet the assembled asshats of this esteemed website seemingly cant get enough of Antonio Brown stories.
Goodell: We want to help Antonio Brown get on the right track
Posted by Josh Alper on January 29, 2020, 1:27 PM EST
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell fielded a question about Antonio Brown’s status early in his press conference from Super Bowl LIV in Miami on Wednesday.
Brown has been out of the NFL since being released by the Patriots in September in the wake of a lawsuit accusing him of sexual assault. He has not been suspended or placed on the Commissioner Exempt list as a result of that lawsuit. Brown was also arrested last week and charged with three crimes, including battery.
Goodell offered no update about any league discipline and instead focused on Brown’s well-being. He said that was the top priority for the league and talked about the resources that the NFL and NFLPA have in place to assist players who may be struggling with off-field issues.
“We want to help get him on the right track,” Goodell said.
Goodell added that he’s confident that can happen, although the timeline for any return to action will likely take a while to take shape.
I just can't keep from holding out hope that the next one I read will announce that he's dead.swissvale72 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 2:45 amYet the assembled asshats of this esteemed website seemingly cant get enough of Antonio Brown stories.
That's because his production of ridiculous stories of stupidity continues at such a high level, Swiss. The team here at Steelrefury is much better off with him out there making us laugh at a HOF-worthy clip. No receiver in the history of the league has piled up incidents at this rate. As a website, we are far better off with his production than without it at this point.swissvale72 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 2:45 amYet the assembled asshats of this esteemed website seemingly cant get enough of Antonio Brown stories.
So we can agree that AB brings something that isn't replaceable. At least not in the short term. So we should, reluctantly, accept his massive talent along with the entertainment factor.Ice wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 5:08 pmI mean, sure, you can go out there and sign a guy like Kareem Hunt and hope that he blossoms and starts playing to his full potential, but even then, what are the odds he can replace what AB brings to this board? You're certainly not going to find some rookie in the draft who can do it.
Months ago, I wanted to rip off the Brown name off my Steelers & substitute Grossman, an excellent 84 of a different era. Yes, I know that the 70's jerseys were different. Now I think to keep the shirt the way it is. No matter what is lurking inside his head, Antonio Brown was a shining star & the best wr to ever suit up in the Black & Gold. Regardless, Lynch who gives you the right to wish anyone's death except perhaps your own.CORE-TEN wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 6:43 pmSo we can agree that AB brings something that isn't replaceable. At least not in the short term. So we should, reluctantly, accept his massive talent along with the entertainment factor.Ice wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 5:08 pmI mean, sure, you can go out there and sign a guy like Kareem Hunt and hope that he blossoms and starts playing to his full potential, but even then, what are the odds he can replace what AB brings to this board? You're certainly not going to find some rookie in the draft who can do it.
I wouldn't disagree about Stallworth & Swann. Antonio Brown was always a delight to watch, as well.Ice wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 6:27 pmI'll take Stallworth at X, Swann at Y and Hines in the slot. Before you bring up Brown's stats, consider what Swann and Stallworth might have done in a league where the current passing rules were in effect for their entire careers. Consider who Ward had throwing to him for 2/3 of his.
Death wishes for any fellow human being are indeed stupid, but we should always be mindful of the (sole) source...
Two weeks? What AB have you been watching? That's an insult to his level of production.
I recognize the satire, Core. Still...
But, I assume, no apology to the truck driver they assaulted and looted?
And if that did happen, it would become apparent that Brady was just merely the trigger man for the biggest and baddest entity on the NFL block - the Patriots' owner. All along he was just an underpaid tool who once upon a time did a Dodge Dart commercial. Sure he won lots of rings, had no use for more financial resources himself, and defeated Pittsburgh at almost every turn, et al. But in the end, he sure has been smug to eventually look like that much of tool outside of New England.steeledge wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 8:43 pm
...anywhere but back to the Patsies.
Because with the beatdown he'll get, he will be broken into little pieces before mid-season.
And when he tries to boo-hoo to The League, Roger Goodell's NFL will suddenly fall deaf to his protests, then turn away and giggle its collective ass off...
If the rest of the world would follow suit in that way then other people would be able to have a little bit more
