Antonio Brown
Career Stats: 146 games played (110 starts), 928 receptions, 12,291 yards, 83 TD
The moment has come for us to start referring to Brown as an all-time great. Coming out of Central Michigan, Brown wasn’t a recruit with a lot of promise. He was selected by Pittsburgh in the sixth round of the draft, and he played sparingly in his first year. Brown stepped it up in 2011, compiling the first of several seasons with 1,000 yards. From 2013 to 2018, Brown had at least 100 receptions per year, three times leading the league in that metric. Brown’s career has been hindered by numerous legal problems and generally dubious behavior. First, the Steelers sent Brown to Oakland before the 2019 season. Prior to the start of the season, Brown was released by the team, only to be re-signed by the New England Patriots. Due to new legal issues, Brown was released by the Pats after just one game. Brown left the Buccaneers after making an impression and contributing to their Super Bowl victory. His questionable behavior was the reason for this.
Antonio Brown
