Post by Funkytown on Mar 15, 2019 9:14:19 GMT -6
Because of Antonio Brown:
Also:
Raiders GM Mike Mayock publicly admits Antonio Brown wasn't worth a second-round pick
According to Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown calling him out in public and disparaging him to the world is the ultimate form of disrespect. He took one comment from Ben Roethlisberger last season, let is fester and ultimately blew up his career with the Steelers and forced a trade through a serious of ridiculous decisions.
So I wonder how Brown feels when his new boss, Raiders’ general manager Mike Mayock admits publicly he wouldn’t give up a second-round pick for Brown? In Brown’s world, he’s the answer to every problem and he remains the best wide receiver in the NFL. Meanwhile, he had to not only watch Odell Beckham Jr. be traded for much more compensation but then have Mayock take a shot at his trade value.
This may not manifest itself now but if the Raiders struggle and Brown isn’t getting what he wants, don’t be shocked if this issue surfaces again at some point in the season. Brown is going to do all he can to manipulate every situation he is in and Mayock might have given him fuel for his next Mr. Big Chest tantrum.
Link: steelerswire.usatoday.com/2019/03/15/raiders-gm-mike-mayock-publicly-admits-antonio-brown-wasnt-worth-a-second-round-pick/
An irritated Bills general manager Brandon Beane said Thursday in a news conference the "narrative" about Buffalo not being a free-agent destination "pissed him off" and "started with a bad rumor on the Antonio Brown thing when people were looking for reasons and didn't have all the facts." Several reports indicated Brown did not want to come to Buffalo, nixing a trade between the Bills and Steelers. Beane described the trade talks as "positive all around" but Buffalo "just decided to withdraw." Of the perception Buffalo is not a free-agent destination, Beane said, "Don't speak about Buffalo if you don't know what this city and fan base is like. It really pissed me off. It's not true. How many [free agent signings] flowed through here today? ... I can't tell you how many players commented 'This is amazing. This is awesome. What a facility. What a culture.' This city, we love it. Anybody that says that doesn't know Buffalo and really is speaking out of ignorance."
Mike Rodak, ESPN Staff Writer
Mike Rodak, ESPN Staff Writer
Also:
Raiders GM Mike Mayock publicly admits Antonio Brown wasn't worth a second-round pick
According to Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown calling him out in public and disparaging him to the world is the ultimate form of disrespect. He took one comment from Ben Roethlisberger last season, let is fester and ultimately blew up his career with the Steelers and forced a trade through a serious of ridiculous decisions.
So I wonder how Brown feels when his new boss, Raiders’ general manager Mike Mayock admits publicly he wouldn’t give up a second-round pick for Brown? In Brown’s world, he’s the answer to every problem and he remains the best wide receiver in the NFL. Meanwhile, he had to not only watch Odell Beckham Jr. be traded for much more compensation but then have Mayock take a shot at his trade value.
This may not manifest itself now but if the Raiders struggle and Brown isn’t getting what he wants, don’t be shocked if this issue surfaces again at some point in the season. Brown is going to do all he can to manipulate every situation he is in and Mayock might have given him fuel for his next Mr. Big Chest tantrum.
Link: steelerswire.usatoday.com/2019/03/15/raiders-gm-mike-mayock-publicly-admits-antonio-brown-wasnt-worth-a-second-round-pick/