Antonio Brown Archives

Seahawks, Chiefs should rival Buccaneers for Antonio Brown in free agency

Kansas City Chiefs, NFL, Seattle Seahawks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers / Andrew Pistone / February 15, 2021

While the chances that Brown ever gets a long term deal in the NFL again are slim to none, he should have rehabilitated his value just enough to garner interest from a few teams. Every team who kicks the tires on him though will have to do a ton of research, and probably would only be teams with established quarterbacks and coaches. Who might these suitors be?

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Bruce Arians has made Tom Brady too easy to beat

NFL, Tampa Bay Buccaneers / James Dudko / November 24, 2020

Bruce Arians was the best head coach in the NFL when he turned the Arizona Cardinals into a regular contender. He made innovative use of weapons like Larry Fitzgerald and David Johnson and gave a new lease of life to a veteran quarterback, Carson Palmer.

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Belichick will get the best out of Antonio Brown, setting up another year of Patriots glory

Las Vegas Raiders, New England Patriots, NFL / Matthew Bowen / September 7, 2019

Antonio Brown has agreed terms to sign with the New England Patriots, per Adam Schefter on Twitter.

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How Antonio Brown went from superstar arrival to being released by the Raiders

Las Vegas Raiders, NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers / John Dunham / September 7, 2019

So, the Antonio Brown experiment is over in Oakland. It’s fair to say that it really didn’t start, but that only serves to make it sound like nothing happened in the six turmoil filled months he was with the Raiders.

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Raiders are ready to compete, but it might not translate to wins until their move to Sin City

Las Vegas Raiders, NFL / Joshua Haddad / June 25, 2019

On the surface, it looks like the Raiders are all over the place, but there is a method to their madness. Trading Mack and Cooper was a hard pill to swallow, but management knew the Raiders were in no position to contend last year. Rather than commit all that money to Mack and Cooper, they supercharged a rebuild with extra picks, and spread that cap space across multiple needs. After the draft concluded, shortsighted twitter GM’s were quick to mock the Raiders.

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