"When you give Antonio Brown money, you're gonna create a monster" -Ryan Clark
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AB and Bell will be in NYC
So the dude who threw the INT against Denver from inside the 5 with the game on the line, and who got bailed out by a penalty on a late game INT the week before......HE’S running his mouth about how other folks caused issues? Ok.
Can you imagine,if a black quarterback continuously throw his teammates under the bus. The media would have a fucking field day.
Three days in and shaddy dropped two quotes of the year already.
Agreed. Just discuss the issues he's having with the team. Don't comment on his income and how deserving he may or may not be, especially to some Cacs that want us all out here broke and dependent.
Ben been a problem, but he's white, so he can rape hoes, throw fits, and be as childish as he wants. There will always be a double standard, especially when millions of dollars are in question.
The problem of the Steelers is Ben.
1. He is the reason why Kevin Corbett did not offer LeVeon Bell the money he wanted. Here is why: If
Ben had not threatened to retire at the end of several seasons before this last one, the Steelers would
have put that investment in Bell. However, if the team was going to be with a rookie QB, there would be no
need to pay a running back $17mil a year, from the point of view of Kevin Corbett.
2. This year, OC Randy Fichtner turned out to be Ben's bitch, and let him throw if and when he wanted.
Ben led the league in passing for the first time in his career, and he also led all QBs in interceptions.
This last reason why the we the Steelers are deservedly not in the playoffs. Ben alone is responsible for
the Steelers being where we are.
a. It was not the running because, as the offensive line proved, every one who ran behind that excellent
group became an instant star. This was true of James Conner or Jaylen Samuels...In fact, there is reason now to
question whether that offensive line made LeVeon Bell the star he is thought to be.
3. Because of his love for long plays, the Steelers either struck quickly, or as quickly turned the ball over
to the other team with Ben's incessant penchant for throwing interceptions. Either reason caused the
defense to be on the field far longer than it should have been; and even though it is actually a damn good
unit, it was completely exhausted by the 4th quarter, and could not stop other teams clawing back wins.
1. He is the reason why Kevin Corbett did not offer LeVeon Bell the money he wanted. Here is why: If
Ben had not threatened to retire at the end of several seasons before this last one, the Steelers would
have put that investment in Bell. However, if the team was going to be with a rookie QB, there would be no
need to pay a running back $17mil a year, from the point of view of Kevin Corbett.
2. This year, OC Randy Fichtner turned out to be Ben's bitch, and let him throw if and when he wanted.
Ben led the league in passing for the first time in his career, and he also led all QBs in interceptions.
This last reason why the we the Steelers are deservedly not in the playoffs. Ben alone is responsible for
the Steelers being where we are.
a. It was not the running because, as the offensive line proved, every one who ran behind that excellent
group became an instant star. This was true of James Conner or Jaylen Samuels...In fact, there is reason now to
question whether that offensive line made LeVeon Bell the star he is thought to be.
3. Because of his love for long plays, the Steelers either struck quickly, or as quickly turned the ball over
to the other team with Ben's incessant penchant for throwing interceptions. Either reason caused the
defense to be on the field far longer than it should have been; and even though it is actually a damn good
unit, it was completely exhausted by the 4th quarter, and could not stop other teams clawing back wins.
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THIS IS WHY I STOPPED WATCHING NFL!!!Why?...and I mean this from the core of my soul, Why?..does this really mean anything towards the truest quality of your life
your families life and the very precious time you have on this earth?
So much wasted energy, so billionaire owners of teams, billionaire owners of media and millionaires who work in this sport
can live YOUR DREAMS!...and your broke black ass can willingly allow their antics and behaviors can keep your attention, time
and money coming their way.
Thank your C. Kaepernick for helping to OPEN my eyes to what's really important AND what it's truly worth!
Wake up black men....
GOLDEN WORDS!
FUCK THE NFL
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Steelers' Antonio Brown calls former teammate Ryan Clark an 'Uncle Tom' on Instagram
Kevin Allen, USA TODAYPublished 5:13 p.m. ET Jan. 2, 2019 | Updated 1:03 p.m. ET Jan. 3, 2019
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SportsPulse: Despite their season being over, the Steelers remain in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. USA TODAY Sports' Jarrett Bell explains why the end may be near for Antonio Brown in Pittsburgh. USA TODAY
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Embattled Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Antonio Brown added another layer of controversy to his feud with his team and teammates when he referred to former Steelers safety Ryan Clark on Instagram Wednesday as an “Uncle Tom."
Brown offered the "Uncle Tom" reference in response to criticism from Clark on ESPN’s "SportsCenter," when he said the Steelers can no longer keep Brown if they want to preserve team chemistry.
“This is where (Steelers coach) Mike Tomlin has to put his foot down and shop Antonio Brown,” Clark said on the show. He went on to list what he considered Brown’s faults, such as going on Facebook Live while a coach was talking, leaking team information and complaining about how many times he touched the ball.
On Wednesday, Clark attempted to downplay Brown's comment through a Twitter post, saying in part, "I have a ton of nieces and nephews that I love so much. They all call me Ryan. The rest is just the rest...... I'll let that be ..."
This is not the first time Brown and Clark have clashed. Clark retold a story on ESPN of a near-fight with Brown in their days together after Brown screamed at assistant coach Dick LeBeau and players. According to Clark, Brown said, “Don’t touch me, I’m the franchise.”
According to the NFL Network and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Brown skipped practice on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Week 17, then missed Saturday’s walk-through and team meeting. Listed as inactive, he left the Steelers’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals at halftime Sunday.
Steelers' Antonio Brown calls former teammate Ryan Clark an 'Uncle Tom' on Instagram
Kevin Allen, USA TODAYPublished 5:13 p.m. ET Jan. 2, 2019 | Updated 1:03 p.m. ET Jan. 3, 2019
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SportsPulse: Despite their season being over, the Steelers remain in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. USA TODAY Sports' Jarrett Bell explains why the end may be near for Antonio Brown in Pittsburgh. USA TODAY
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Embattled Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Antonio Brown added another layer of controversy to his feud with his team and teammates when he referred to former Steelers safety Ryan Clark on Instagram Wednesday as an “Uncle Tom."
Brown offered the "Uncle Tom" reference in response to criticism from Clark on ESPN’s "SportsCenter," when he said the Steelers can no longer keep Brown if they want to preserve team chemistry.
“This is where (Steelers coach) Mike Tomlin has to put his foot down and shop Antonio Brown,” Clark said on the show. He went on to list what he considered Brown’s faults, such as going on Facebook Live while a coach was talking, leaking team information and complaining about how many times he touched the ball.
On Wednesday, Clark attempted to downplay Brown's comment through a Twitter post, saying in part, "I have a ton of nieces and nephews that I love so much. They all call me Ryan. The rest is just the rest...... I'll let that be ..."
This is not the first time Brown and Clark have clashed. Clark retold a story on ESPN of a near-fight with Brown in their days together after Brown screamed at assistant coach Dick LeBeau and players. According to Clark, Brown said, “Don’t touch me, I’m the franchise.”
According to the NFL Network and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Brown skipped practice on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Week 17, then missed Saturday’s walk-through and team meeting. Listed as inactive, he left the Steelers’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals at halftime Sunday.
deep words....Why?...and I mean this from the core of my soul, Why?..does this really mean anything towards the truest quality of your life
your families life and the very precious time you have on this earth?
So much wasted energy, so billionaire owners of teams, billionaire owners of media and millionaires who work in this sport
can live YOUR DREAMS!...and your broke black ass can willingly allow their antics and behaviors can keep your attention, time
and money coming their way.
Thank your C. Kaepernick for helping to OPEN my eyes to what's really important AND what it's truly worth!
Wake up black men....
A gold jacket??
Dude gotta a bitch to deal with in the locker room. Clark told the strength coach, which aint nothing but a slappy on that level. He wasn't wrong, some folks...you can see they're gonna wild out when they get paid. It's usually the most talented guys from lesser places.
We really gotta start using the right term for this
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Steelers' Antonio Brown calls former teammate Ryan Clark an 'Uncle Tom' on Instagram
Kevin Allen, USA TODAYPublished 5:13 p.m. ET Jan. 2, 2019 | Updated 1:03 p.m. ET Jan. 3, 2019
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We really gotta start using the right term for this
They have the same discussions on tv that we have on this board and in our circle of friends all the time the only difference is it’s on tv and radio.another Black man talking about another Black man's pockets
Why do these former Black men, get a mic, post retirement and shit on each other.
How many times have we debated on the board salaries and the cost of this or that and what one should and shouldn’t spend their money on.
I think Ryan took it too far...that's some Playa Hater of Year type shit....
Kaep woke me up as wellWhy?...and I mean this from the core of my soul, Why?..does this really mean anything towards the truest quality of your life
your families life and the very precious time you have on this earth?
So much wasted energy, so billionaire owners of teams, billionaire owners of media and millionaires who work in this sport
can live YOUR DREAMS!...and your broke black ass can willingly allow their antics and behaviors can keep your attention, time
and money coming their way.
Thank your C. Kaepernick for helping to OPEN my eyes to what's really important AND what it's truly worth!
Wake up black men....
Fuck the nfl
another Black man talking about another Black man's pockets
Why do these former Black men, get a mic, post retirement and shit on each other.
What are you saying? Only the whites should get jobs in the media?
AB is wild but we'll take him in Miami anyday.
Why?...and I mean this from the core of my soul, Why?..does this really mean anything towards the truest quality of your life
your families life and the very precious time you have on this earth?
So much wasted energy, so billionaire owners of teams, billionaire owners of media and millionaires who work in this sport
can live YOUR DREAMS!...and your broke black ass can willingly allow their antics and behaviors can keep your attention, time
and money coming their way.
Thank your C. Kaepernick for helping to OPEN my eyes to what's really important AND what it's truly worth!
Wake up black men....
Just want to bump the #commentoftheyear
Tom coon
If one plays football then that one isn't all there.....but no one should speak on another players money especially a player that actually shows up and performs great on the field....
31 year grown men saying its on site, smh.
Haha Steeler fans
Big Ben is there to ruin 2 more seasons
Big Ben is there to ruin 2 more seasons
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