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Its all pretty unprecedented. I never thought T. Hill would get a contract, at least so quickly, but I imagine that the timing was perfect for both parties.
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perhaps youre right, I just wont be at all surprised if he does make it back
Hill is one of many examples that make me think there is still a spot for AB down the road should he decide he still wants to playIts all pretty unprecedented. I never thought T. Hill would get a contract, at least so quickly, but I imagine that the timing was perfect for both parties.
That's exactly what it is. His agent is just doing his job and in the age where the NFL selectively worries about "tarnishing its brand", you cant blame him.
He could easily be back next year.
He will still burn his bridges though. This goes beyond being a diva. This is about a man thinking he can do whatever he wants and if anyone tells him otherwise, he will do it anyways.
On another note- I read that Pats absolutely do NOT have a legal leg to stand on in denying him the rest of his 10M bonus. So I'm sure AB is going to get the last laugh on the Pats on this one. And it serves the Pats right. They had no business bringing him in. They deserve to pay.
i disagree on that I'm sure the Pat's brass legal team thoroughly read the stipulations on AB's contract and they wouldn't have made this move unless they were beyond covered.There is absolutely no way he's back. Period. Owner's run the show, AB has taken malcontent to a malicious level against the owner's club. Called out Kraft on personal affairs, called out the league based on current owner/NFLPA arrangements.
There is not a single owner that will ostracize their own franchise by bringing this guy in. He is totally blackballed. It will never be admitted, but he is done by the owner's choice. And he knows it. That's why his ego is saying he is done because he wants to be done.
On another note- I read that Pats absolutely do NOT have a legal leg to stand on in denying him the rest of his 10M bonus. So I'm sure AB is going to get the last laugh on the Pats on this one. And it serves the Pats right. They had no business bringing him in. They deserve to pay.
i disagree on that I'm sure the Pat's brass legal team thoroughly read the stipulations on AB's contract and they wouldn't have made this move unless they were beyond covered.
Also-with recent allegations Brown is currently under investigation most teams would be wise to respectfully pass until the outcome of the upcoming court battle.
There is not a single owner that will ostracize their own franchise by bringing this guy in. He is totally blackballed. It will never be admitted, but he is done by the owner's choice. And he knows it. That's why his ego is saying he is done because he wants to be done.
How is he blackballed? I thought the term was for someone being denied plying their trade due to colour. Not for being a fool.
More like idiotballed.
Nope. He’ll be blackballed now. Then every time a WR gets hurt, we can hear about how AB is still available.its a very unique situation, but hes a unique player
if he wants to play he will
Im just not sure he wants to play, he seems to have bigger problems than football
O/U 2 years that he ends up committing or attempting suicide?Back to school for AB...
Antonio Brown, gone from the NFL, enrolls in online college classes - CNN
Death and Dying course? Put the man on suicide watch
I'll take the under...he's self destructing at a rapid pace...sad reallyO/U 2 years that he ends up committing or attempting suicide?
Probably offers sexual favoursWonder how much he pays someone to do his work?
He won’t pay em, he will just tell them he willWonder how much he pays someone to do his work?