AB

Probably, but what more could you expect from a system quarterback?

 

Look out here comes the message board police.

 

I notice AB has gone 3 consecutive days without doing anything dumb.

 

And here you have it ladies and gentlemen, the most hypocritical post to every grace the pages of thesteelersfans.com

 

Who are these ladies and gentlemen that you think care?

 

You apparently cared enough to reply

 

Hey jeh1856.

I have not been keeping track of that statistic. Is that a record since his exodus from the NFL (sarcasm)? Man, he really blew it. He had HOF locked down. I don't know maybe on the merits of what he did accomplish, especially the last five years or so, he gets HOF anyway. Especially given the fact that HOF does not take into consideration of "Off The Field BS". For me, I think that "Off The Field" behavior should be a consideration.

Look at Pete Rose. What a shame. Statistic wise, Mr. Rose deserves the HOF but he will probably never get there due to his gambling issues. It is a shame but a hard cold truth. Sometimes, one instant, one event can ruin one's reputation and all of his/her hard work that may span decades.

Personally, I admire and appreciate all that AB did on the field. What a find for us. He had everything going for him from a Professional Sports stance. He would not be the first Pro athlete to Self-Sabotage his career and legacy. Again, what a shame as well as a big-time mystery as to what went wrong with him.


STEELWINDS AKA The East Side Kid

 

Not really, just wondered who you were addressing.

 

I love how he was released on bond with conditions including a mental health evaluation Like checking the air pressure on a flat tire.

https://abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireStory/nfl-player-antonio-brown-turns-florida-jail-68497499

 

The most impressive part about this is that at his age, he doesn't need "cheaters" to read that thing! Did you like the play on words?

 

Nobody really. Just talking sh!t. It's what I do.

 

agreed

 

Antonio Brown: 'I think I could have done a lot of things better'

ESPN

Antonio Brown on Friday expressed remorse for a series of missteps he made both on and off the field in the past year.

In a wide-ranging interview with ESPN's Josina Anderson, the star wide receiver faulted himself for many of the issues that have kept him out of the NFL since September.

"I think I owe the whole NFL an apology and my past behavior," Brown told Anderson. "I think I could have done a lot of things better."

Brown spoke two days after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said the league's No. 1 concern is Brown's well-being, not his potential return to the league.

to read rest of article:

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/28611096/antonio-brown-think-done-lot-things-better

 

Tomorrow it will be Josina Anderson’s fault for everything that has happened to AB.

 

Is Josina a white woman?

 

Man that ESPN interview yesterday was a trainwreck... didn't help his cause at all.