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Video – AB Finally Shares His Side of the Story

Anyone else feel like he was full of **** when asked about the last game of the season and Tomlin told him to go home because he was “sore”. I really think he has multiple personalities disorder. It’s the only explanation.
 
steelhurt said:
Brown has many troubling issues and I can see him crashing hard sooner than later. Best the Steelers get the best haul they can and never look back. And just as Brown had said earlier this season, “let’s find out”. Oh, you will.
Same with Bell, never look back.
And if Tomlin shows special treatment towards JuJu he should be shown the door. I blame him for a lot of what’s wrong with Brown. Players coach my ***. I still don’t know what this guy does well. Everything he touches goes to ****.
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I blame a lot of what is wrong with Brown on Brown. The guy doesn't even realize he got special treatment with the Steelers and can't stand the guy who gave it to him. He had a chance to go down as the 2nd best WR in history behind Rice. He's shattered that. Instead he'll be remembered more like TO is.
 
stillwright said:
Colbert stated in the exit interviews at the end of the season he used that term with every player in regards that Ben has won multiple SB's and no one else on the team has and to lean on Ben for advice on what it takes. AB wasn't there fpr his season ending exit interview.
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All media sensationalism. The GM is probably at least 30 years older than the players, and was speaking in the context of an elder amongst his younger charges. Brown’s actions are nothing more than what you expect from a self absorbed individual.

Don’t be surprised to not hear one more public comment from the Steelers regarding Brown, until he’s traded.


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SteveA said:
Watched the interview. He had a good point on Colbert calling grown *** men kids. YOU DONT DO THAT **** IN THIS DAY AND AGE. What a ******* idiot Colbert was to even say that. Can’t explain that away. Just terrible leadership

Where AB lost me is bragging about his 18,000 square foot house while I am cooking breakfast in my 436 square foot studio apartment
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In this day and age, it seems more fitting than ever that he call them kids. Some of these players are so damn soft. They are not grown *** men, they sure as hell don't act like it atleast.
 
Traumatic brain injury, from Burfict's illegal hit.
 
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SteveA said:
Watched the interview. He had a good point on Colbert calling grown *** men kids. YOU DONT DO THAT **** IN THIS DAY AND AGE. What a ******* idiot Colbert was to even say that. Can’t explain that away. Just terrible leadership

Where AB lost me is bragging about his 18,000 square foot house while I am cooking breakfast in my 436 square foot studio apartment
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Why does everyone take remarks so literally? Man. 52 kids could mean he is saying Ben is old. Maybe Ben should be pissed. It was just a comment on Ben's experience. The media dissecting everything word someone says is getting ridiculous.
 
SteelerFan448 said:
Almost completely opposite of Tomlin's account. I don't always trust what Tomlin has to say given some recent history, but he was fuming when he was talking about Brown's "injury" and specifically said he was a no show for the MRI. Brown's version of what went down is extremely hard to believe. Dude is a clown.
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We'll probably never know exactly what happened, but reading between the lines of what's come out, Brown was probably in one of his moods and Tomlin and Roethlisberger were not having any of it, given they were just coming off a loss that essentially ended their season. Brown took offense, his knee suddenly started to "feel sore," and the rest is history.

This **** had probably been going on to various degrees all season and just blew up following the Saints game. with Smith-Schuster being named team MVP adding fuel to the fire.

I think it's funny how Brown was trying to claim the moral high ground in the interview by saying he has not been pubicly exposing issues with people associated with the Steelers. That's true to an extent, but it's been a two way street thus far, as I'm sure there are a lot of negative things that Steelers teammates, coaches and front office people could reveal about him that they have yet to do. Ryan Clark provided a brief glimpse down that rabbit hole.
 
Atlsteelers said:
Anyone else feel like he was full of **** when asked about the last game of the season and Tomlin told him to go home because he was “sore”. I really think he has multiple personalities disorder. It’s the only explanation.
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Yeah. Something is off in the brain
 
Just so I'm clear... the guy that enjoys luxurious, off campus accommodations during training camp, while the rest of the team sleeps in college dorms... the guy that regularly shows up late to team meetings... the guy that the coach (wrongfully) advised the team will be treated preferentially because of his on field talent is complaining of 1 other player (being a 2 time, the only 2 time, SB winning player on the team) receiving preferential treatment?????? REALLY????

Seemed, from his Facebook live account, very, very content, in January of '17, with Ben, Colbert, Tomlin, when the team was moving on in the playoffs, when he was the undisputed top dog wideout and most importantly, when money was good and "business was boom'in!"

The other guys should be insulted, because it seems to me, there are 52 football players and one kid!
 
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Traumatic brain injury, from Burfict's illegal hit.
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Punxsutawney said:
I think it's funny how Brown was trying to claim the moral high ground in the interview by saying he has not been pubicly exposing issues with people associated with the Steelers. That's true to an extent, but it's been a two way street thus far, as I'm sure there are a lot of negative things that Steelers teammates, coaches and front office people could reveal about him that they have yet to do. Ryan Clark provided a brief glimpse down that rabbit hole.
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Brown is so out of touch with reality trying to claim the moral high ground. He completely ignores the superstar treatment he has received over the years as well as the Steelers renegotiating his contract to give him more money up front. He's so upset over one comment from Ben, yet he is the one who has multiple times shown up his QB and teammates by blowing up or pouting on the field and now he is going nuclear on his HC and QB. Even funnier to watch LeBron, a guy who's about 1000x more passive aggressive than Ben has been with his teammates/coaches agree with him.
 
GILBERT said:
Why does everyone take remarks so literally? Man. 52 kids could mean he is saying Ben is old. Maybe Ben should be pissed. It was just a comment on Ben's experience. The media dissecting everything word someone says is getting ridiculous.
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Let me ask you ALL a question....You are at your job and your General Manager has a Company meeting and says the statement that the Manager has to work with all you kids...

OH THAT WILL GO OVER REAL WELL.

Colbert ****** UP....sorry terrible leadership....I would walk out of THAT COMPANY MEETING...I am not a kid....

Like I said....STUPID STATEMENT
 
mdk2 said:
In this day and age, it seems more fitting than ever that he call them kids. Some of these players are so damn soft. They are not grown *** men, they sure as hell don't act like it atleast.
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Doesn't matter. Use tact. be a ******* leader...

If you can't adapt to todays player, step the **** DOWN
 
SteveA said:
Let me ask you ALL a question....You are at your job and your General Manager has a Company meeting and says the statement that the Manager has to work with all you kids...

OH THAT WILL GO OVER REAL WELL.

Colbert ****** UP....sorry terrible leadership....I would walk out of THAT COMPANY MEETING...I am not a kid....

Like I said....STUPID STATEMENT
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If I was in that same meeting it wouldn't even phase me. Then again, I would probably take advice from a very successful veteran employee who has achieved high levels of achievement. If a fellow employee walked out, I'd view that as bringing down moral, not the boss.
 
I never get offended and I’m wondering why if Big titties is so offended,....... where are all the other “kids” ???? How come they haven’t walked out and called their own press conference. How do the STEELERS even field a team with all these offended “kids”.....


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Salute the nation
 
The dumb *** is killing us with this kind of talk.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown said any NFL team that acquires him in a trade before the 2019 season will have to "play by my rules."

On Saturday, SportsCenter aired an exclusive interview between Brown and ESPN's Jeff Darlington about what went wrong in Pittsburgh and his message to general managers who may be concerned with his falling out with the Steelers.

"I don't even have to play football if I don't want, bro," he said. "I don't even need the game. You know what I'm saying? I don't need to prove nothing to anyone. If they wanna play, they gonna play by my rules.
 
SCSteeler4life said:
The dumb *** is killing us with this kind of talk.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown said any NFL team that acquires him in a trade before the 2019 season will have to "play by my rules."

On Saturday, SportsCenter aired an exclusive interview between Brown and ESPN's Jeff Darlington about what went wrong in Pittsburgh and his message to general managers who may be concerned with his falling out with the Steelers.

"I don't even have to play football if I don't want, bro," he said. "I don't even need the game. You know what I'm saying? I don't need to prove nothing to anyone. If they wanna play, they gonna play by my rules.
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That day he is traded I am celebrating.
 
Mouth just keeps running...bye bye "new demands".
 
SCSteeler4life said:
The dumb *** is killing us with this kind of talk.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown said any NFL team that acquires him in a trade before the 2019 season will have to "play by my rules."

On Saturday, SportsCenter aired an exclusive interview between Brown and ESPN's Jeff Darlington about what went wrong in Pittsburgh and his message to general managers who may be concerned with his falling out with the Steelers.

"I don't even have to play football if I don't want, bro," he said. "I don't even need the game. You know what I'm saying? I don't need to prove nothing to anyone. If they wanna play, they gonna play by my rules.
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Yeah that's a sure fire way to get teams to trade for you. What a moron. Well I hope.he saves his money at this rate he will be suspended,fined and benched. I think his objective is to be cut. So he can go get a new contract with whomever he wants.
 
Steelr4evr said:
Yeah that's a sure fire way to get teams to trade for you. What a moron. Well I hope.he saves his money at this rate he will be suspended,fined and benched. I think his objective is to be cut. So he can go get a new contract with whomever he wants.
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Bingo. This exactly his plan.
 
Don't give him the satisfaction of cutting him, keep that ****** and if he really doesn't care he won't show up and you fine him so he doesn't get another penny.

Probably SF is telling him to say all that crap to lower his value

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