Awful Announcing
"Yeah, these guys at Tampa Bay Bucs tried to make an agreement with me to give me $200,000 to go to the crazy house so these guys could look like they know what they're talking about."
"It’s a lot of drama you guys create... I can’t control what people write about me."
The Kaepernick workout waiver had the player in question warranting that he "has no known mental, emotional, or physical disabilities, injuries, or issues," which definitely counts as mental health language.
Maybe if Belichick didn't want to answer questions about Antonio Brown, he shouldn't have signed him (or let him play following a rape allegation).
Antonio Brown tweeted through it (and deleted through it) on Sunday morning.
Both networks got the news out around the same time, but that was only as a ticker update on ESPN as opposed to Fox addressing it on-screen during studio programming. And that's a limitation of ESPN's pre-taping of studio programming.
The Patriots are now the third team this calendar year to part ways with Brown.
How long will Brown be able to avoid answering questions about his sexual assault case?
Francesa referred to the caller's idea of Antonio Brown to the Patriots "ridiculous" before hanging up.
Here's a new one.
The Antonio Brown saga goes on.
Raiders' GM Mike Mayock has taken a much different media approach than NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock, generally preferring to sit in the background, but he's still wound up in the spotlight thanks to the Antonio Brown situation.
Ratings overall for the third episode of Hard Knocks are roughly flat from last year.
