The 49ers or the Lions would be good landing spots.
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The 49ers or the Lions would be good landing spots.
They should lock Antonio in the film room and show him nothing but and endless loop of swan and stallworth doing their celebration thing in the end zone after their touchdowns.
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Bruce Arians: Antonio Brown has been too much of a diva, needs to make better decisions
Bruce Arians coached Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown for two seasons when he was Pittsburgh’s offensive coordinator and got to see the player Brown was during the early stages of his career. However, the new head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers isn’t a fan of the way Brown is carrying himself as he has watched the situation between Brown and the Steelers deteriorate.
“There’s too much miscommunication, too much … diva,” Arians said on The Adam Schefter Podcast, via ESPN.com. “I’ve heard so many stories — I like Antonio — he plays as hard as anybody on Sunday, and he practices hard. He’s just gotta make better decisions off the field, be on time, do some of those little things.”
It’s a vast departure from the player Arians says he coached in Pittsburgh.
“He was the hardest working,” Arians said. “He and Emmanuel Sanders, boy they went after it because Mike Tomlin used to tell them, ‘Two dogs, one bone.’ And at that time, we had Mike Wallace, Hines Ward — I mean, we had a pretty good run for one of them to get on the field. By the end of the season, they were both winning for us to go to the Super Bowl.”
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...uch-of-a-diva-needs-to-make-better-decisions/
Bruce Arians: Antonio Brown has been too much of a diva, needs to make better decisions
Bruce Arians coached Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown for two seasons when he was Pittsburgh’s offensive coordinator and got to see the player Brown was during the early stages of his career. However, the new head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers isn’t a fan of the way Brown is carrying himself as he has watched the situation between Brown and the Steelers deteriorate.
“There’s too much miscommunication, too much … diva,” Arians said on The Adam Schefter Podcast, via ESPN.com. “I’ve heard so many stories — I like Antonio — he plays as hard as anybody on Sunday, and he practices hard. He’s just gotta make better decisions off the field, be on time, do some of those little things.”
It’s a vast departure from the player Arians says he coached in Pittsburgh.
“He was the hardest working,” Arians said. “He and Emmanuel Sanders, boy they went after it because Mike Tomlin used to tell them, ‘Two dogs, one bone.’ And at that time, we had Mike Wallace, Hines Ward — I mean, we had a pretty good run for one of them to get on the field. By the end of the season, they were both winning for us to go to the Super Bowl.”
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...uch-of-a-diva-needs-to-make-better-decisions/
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If he isn't, he will be come cut down time.............................(maybe)
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Wasn't she the one noted for her exemplatory "KNEE" work and being able to hold her breath for over 2 minutes............... When we would eat breakfast she always said the same thing about the 9ers................................. The CuZin was a H-I-T and a hoot
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