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Update: Antonio Brown and the Buccaneers have reached agreement on a one-year deal, per sources.
Language still has to be finalized, COVID protocols passed, but Brown is likely to make his Bucs’ debut in Week 9 against the Saints.
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Bucs-Chiefs Super BowlQuote:
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Antonio Brown vs Le'Veon Bell
Lol wowQuote:
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Go Antonio Brown!Quote:
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really?Quote:
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has there ever been a QB who has been gifted more talent around him his entire career?
If it's a super bowl between him and Bell? Absolutely. **** the Chiefs.Quote:
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Peyton Manning?Quote:
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Dak prescott?Quote:
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People just wanna play with the guy [emoji1745]Quote:
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I’m just glad it’s not the Chiefs
Seems odd to me. Why would they even bother bringing in Brown? They already have a very good WR group and bringing in Brown has more chance to disrupt everything. Risk not worth the marginal improvement IMO.
I mean, he just bailed on that franchise for not giving him any weapons. His last SB run he had a declining Gronk, Edelman, and ?????. He's definitely had guys over his career who fit their system well (Welker, Edelman, Amendola, Branch, Brown) but weren't necessarily great receivers. He's had pretty consistent solid-to-great OLs, but pretty weak in the weapons group.Quote:
Originally Posted by MTM
I said it last year and it's blatantly obvious this year: the "Brady is declining" talk of 2019 can be directly tied to how bad his WRs/TEs were and his OL being injured. If you watch film from 2019, Brady was making several great throws that showed he still had plenty left in the tank, but his young/incompetent weapons just weren't capable and Edelman was old and banged up.
Brady hasn't had this kind of talent since possibly 2007. The only other comparable offense he's had is probably 2011 when they had Gronk/Welker/Branch/Edelman/Hernandez accounting for 4750 receiving yards and almost 30 TDs.