You mean the better player got more money? What a shock. And somehow it doesn't surprise me that an eagles fan would think so much of Brown. Again, no one is calling McLaurin a world beater, but his contract fit the market and situation he was in.
You are the one that compared the two not me.
Way better? LOL that must be your opinion. I would take AJ bc of age and more of a deep threat but he isn't way better. AJ had the better QB, weapons around him and the best RB in the NFL to take pressure off of him. McLaurin has nothing around him.
Hell yeah, way better. Not close. Did you see the coverage shaded Browns way late last year? And still couldn't stop him. Dude is a beast. First off I go by what my eyes tell me and I certainly don't use rookie stats, but If you want to use stats make sure you use starts because Brown had some games where he didn't play all that much: AJ Brown 36, McClaurin 46. Or even better use snaps: Brown last year 604 snaps; Maclaurin 1,010. That's 68% more Snaps! That RB barely played last year and Brown was hurt most of the year even when he played. And we're talking Tannehill here, not Rodgers. Brown is a stud game changer. Maclaurin is a good player.
I’m definitely not upset they signed him. This team needed to for sure. I like browns physical capability more, but I really like TM maturity and leadership. He can actually speak a sentence in English. Worth it imo
yeah but he had garbage Qbs throwing to him & that is probably 80% of the Skins passing offense LOL (I joke. I joke)
This I can definitely respect
It comes to a point where that is much more valuable and as a fan you can respect the player more. Antonio Brown had a ton of talent but he was immature and an idiot. Steeler fans hate him even though he was great.
I could swear that the Niners gave him permission back in March.
Best wishes for the young man. Health is much much more important than football. Hopefully the Texans stick with him so his medical bills are covered.
The CBA requires teams to offer players chosen in the NFL Draft an NFL contract commensurate* with their Draft pick position. Not the best direct example but in 2015 the Rams picked WR Bud Sasser in the 6th round, (#201). The player then failed a team medical with a previously un-diagnosed heart condition on his 1st day at the team's facilities. The Rams were required to sign him to a 6th round contract.
