Tampa Bay head coach Bruce Arians said Antonio Brown is “no longer Buck” after leaving mid-Sunday against the New York Jets; Does Brown have a future in the NFL and can he find his way to the playoffs this season?
“Would I be surprised if someone signed it? No. But should they? Not”.
Selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the sixth round of the 2010 NFL draft, Brown has dazzled the NFL for nine seasons in which he topped 1,000 yards seven times, ranked the same pro Bowles, was four All Pros, and led the league twice. in reception rooms and courtyards.
But relations soured in 2018, with Brown skipping team training ahead of the week 17 match against the Cincinnati Bengals, Brown being replaced, subsequently requesting an exchange, and getting a move to the then Oakland Raiders, where he broke out. without even playing the game after an altercation with general manager Mike Mayock.
The New England patriots and familiar face of Tom Brady were next to give Brown a try, but this time he only got through one game before being interrupted by the team as lawsuits were filed against him for sexual and personal misconduct.
Brown was disqualified for the first eight weeks of the 2020 NFL season for numerous league violations of the league’s personal conduct policy, but ended up literally finding a home with Brady in Tampa Bay, where he helped the team win the Super Bowl a year ago. …
Brown hasn’t been officially released by the Buccaneers yet, but Bruce Arians doesn’t like that the guy easily changes his mind and made it very clear that the 33-year-old is “no longer Buc” when he left the squad. on Sunday. But that doesn’t mean that one of their rivals won’t be tempted to meet challenging but extremely gifted players.
Pro Football TalkMike Florio believes Brown won’t have to wait long, saying, “This, like everything else, will calm down and teams trying to win – and win now – just need him to stick together for weeks, and if they don’t they can’t just get rid of him after the season.
“We are in the playoffs now, the teams need someone to help them.”
So which of the teams that will fight in the postseason might most want to invite Brown to their building? We look at the three most obvious candidates …
