Antonio Brown is overrated

He cost us the Raiders game fumbling after the catch he blew it today after a good punt return he's too careless running with the ball reminds me of Mendenhall. Then he did a bonehead move running out of bounds with a minute left in the game. For all the Mike Wallace haters Brown isn't a number one receiver either he has been inconsistent since he got that new contract he doesn't get in the endzone enough.

 

he sure had a bad game today

HINES

 

I think everyone of our skilled players have cost us a game this year. All the running backs, Ben, Wallace, Brown but I still think Brown is the best receiver we have. But I would sit him down next week for at least the first quarter and have Sanders join him. Putting the ball on the ground is inexcusable.

 

he isnt as much of an mc as wallace, but he is avg at best. Enough with the santonio ball drop punk ass

 

Franco Harris fumbled a lot too, and I suspect if this board existed in the 70's there would be threads similar to this.

Antonio makes far more good plays than bad. We don't get to the Super Bowl 2 years ago without him, methinks. And, he will make up for his mistakes, rest assured.

 

There's no denying that though Brown makes a lot of plays to help the team, he's made his fair share of blunders.

I tend to think that that both Wallace and Brown just haven't learned the mental discipline to be all-stars in this league. I hope they will, though.

 

If I were one of the team leaders I would begin an internal team bounty. Any fumble/turnover will cost you $10k per. Any penalty will cost you 2k and a general rule stupid football play cost you $10k. Young Money Crew would quickly become the Broke Ass crew!

 

If I were Antonio, I'd be ashamed to collect my game check after this fiasco! Pathetic!!!

 

I don't think he's overrated, I think he is what he is, a #2 WR. The problem is we're expecting too much from him. We need a true #1 WR. That will shield Brown a lot. Right now, we're asking him to do more than he's capable of.

 

I think the loss of veteran leadership on both sides of the ball has reared it's head big time this year.