A lot of excuse making and assumptions in your post too.
Notice how his positional coach wasn’t waiting for him on the sideline to immediately talk to him?
You can still be an incredibly talent player and lead a team in receiving while being absolutely disdained by your teammates…Antonio Brown.
Another player was upset about the context? So what happened first browns attitude and lack of discipline that caused the penalty or the punch by his teammate?
Then walking off the field no helmet...no hustle. I guarantee the teammate that hit him told him to either run off the field, put his helmet on, or stop being a jackass. And then brown started mouthing off to him. He would have punched him on the field if it was directly because of the penalty…I have at least seen that countless times. But to wait until you get the sideline…brown 10000% mouthed off to that player directly or was mouthing off in general.
My point is myself and the majority of this fanbase grew tired of George’s act last year and this kid seems to be a carbon copy of George. Mario has worked very hard to get the cancer out of the locker room…I’m just not sure if the locker room can manage a guy like this.
At best this kid would our #3 receiver behind X and George. If this kid was a war daddy DT I’d be all over him (pause)
Good lord, what a dopey post from you. I apologize, I didn't realize I was talking to Abraham Mother****ing Zapruder.
I'm glad I went to UM during the time when we celebrated our personal foul penalties. We have a lot of soft-shouldered fans these days.
"His positional coach wasn't waiting for him on the sideline to immediately talk to him"? Are you serious? The penalty happened on the far side of the field and had not yet been called. The coaching staff was more concerned about first-and-goal with a chance to cut the deficit from 14 to 7. But you are going to ignore the fact that a coach went and talked to him after the penalty was called. Your choice.
You use "Antonio Brown" to prove that Sam Brown is "disdained"?
"What happened first"? Who cares? It was offsetting penalties during an away-from-the-play blocking assignment of a WR on a CB. HAPPENS ALL THE TIME. But you have turned it into "attitude" and "lack of discipline", when the interaction isn't even shown on the video.
"Walking off the field no helmet...no hustle"? Again, ARE YOU ******* SERIOUS? How do you know his helmet wasn't pulled off by the defensive player? It isn't shown on the video at all. But that kind of stuff happens all the time. As for "hustle", it's a deadball penalty, there is no running playclock.
"And then Brown started mouthing off to him"? WHEN? When Brown was on the sideline with his back to Manjackoff, and Manjackoff came running from the far side of the field to push a guy down? Have you even watched the video? Please tell us the point when Brown started "mouthing off" to Manjackoff. You are "10000%" certain of something you can't even explain. WATCH THE PLAY. Brown and Manjackoff are both on the far side of the field during the play, Brown blocks his CB hard and Manjackoff dances with his defender. Brown then runs off of the field, completely away from Manjackoff, they are nowhere near each other when Manjackoff decides to attack Brown. More importantly, you don't see Brown saying ANYTHING as he runs off the field.
Bottom line, I don't give a single **** what you or anyone else think of Jacolby George, the only opinions that matter are those of the coaches and teammates, and they seem to be fine with George.
Instead, you have chosen to project your feelings towards George onto some completely different player from Houston, and you have come up with all kinds of assumptions and hare-brained conclusions about a player's "attitude" and "discipline" and "mouth".
Strange behavior. Very soft.
I'm happy to bring in an outside WR who blocks his defender hard, even though the play has gone to the other side of the field.
Show me on the doll where Jacolby George hurt you.