He’s a quitter and a terrible role model to young football players coming out of college. Truthfully speaking, I don’t think he’s stable.
AB quits mid game
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I think that Brown benefited from many years in the small markets of Central Michigan & Pittsburgh with less media scrutiny. Just like Roethlisberger. Given that Brown was kicked out of FIU because of an ‘incident’ with another student and campus security, I suspect that his trail of ’incidents’ is quite long.
No he was always an a$$hole. Long befor uncle Charlie’s sausage.
I have no idea if it's CTE or if AB is simply off the deep end. The league may expel him but it may have a deeper reason for doing so. If in fact the problem is CTE, the NFL will do whatever it can to distance itself. They'll cut AB loose and try to convince everyone the man is simply a head case. Or maybe it's as simple as that - the man is a head case.
He doesn’t know who mike Webster is and more importantly he wouldn’t give a sh*t even if he did. AB is and always was a diva. Everyone said so, ask Ryan Clark. He is me first.
He has played his last down. And his problems are not so to some hit to his head. He went to CMU for a reason. He was a thug in high school and college.
I thought NYC required full vax plus booster to go any where. We all no he is not vaxed. Just got suspended for that.
I did hear basically Tom took AB under his wing in Tampa. I'm sure he is well aware of whatever problems AB may have or at least have a pretty good idea.
I agree with those who say he's got CTE or some similar brain injury. Hopefully someone talks him into getting help. Maybe Tom can.
He may have always been an *******, but this is way beyond that.
How much did you give the team in the last game? Your 2 cents and that ain't worth a damn.
this joker drives Saquon... not sure Saquon is making the best decisions these days. Seriously look that this clown.
You poor bastard. Seriously. You, and the rest of Jets Nation, deserve a WHOLE LOT better.
Yeah, he's been a bit "off" for a while now. Hopefully he can get some real help.
I won’t dispute that - not at all suggesting he was a saint. But from a team standpoint - including during his most productive seasons - he was never a “me first” guy. Something changed that allowed him to internally manage his own filter.
This guy is clearly in trouble- if the NFL actually cares about the health of its players there should be an effort made to help him.
I wouldn’t be surprised if people have tried to help him in the past. The problem is if he refuses help then there’s not much you can do.
Well they have another two first round picks (I believe both top 10) in the 2022 draft. Hope. It's all we got.
Especially since there were financial incentives for him to play more!
All of whom announced before the game that they were not going to play. Not during the game, when the coaching staff called on them?
Yeah - good observation, Helen Keller.
To Yates's post, cbssports did a writeup on the fall, with a bit more narrative. When you read everything in totality, i mean i don't think this is a CTE from a Burfict hit or 2. This has been happening since the beginning of his NFL career, which leads me to believe it's a mental issue.
I swear, this is NOT a michigan man.... he's too good of a guy to be a michigan man. Hate him on the field because he plays for a rival or whatever, but he's a damn good dude...
I still hate Tom and wonder what his sentiment would been had they lost the game but that being said, AB's career was over if the Bucs didn't pick him up last year. There's a good chance they would have won the SB without him as Brady has won a bunch with far less talent.
As far as your point about CTE and the articles, I would add this from former teammate Ryan Clark. He says he saw this all coming.
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