Antonio Brown

Make it happen Lynch!

Originally posted by T-9ers:
Holy s**t would that be cool but why would he want to play with us? We stink.

Young team on the rise and Jimmy G throwing him the ball

Pittsburgh would be on the hook for $21million even if he's traded due to the verbiage in his contract. Dude isn't going anywhere.

Originally posted by smithgdwg:

Originally posted by btthepunk:

Originally posted by Jcool:

Originally posted by btthepunk:
#2 for Brown, Watt, and their 1st.

Yes, I'm serious.

Pit would hang up on Lynch if he offered that.

Oh I know, we'd have to offer a lot more.

We can give them Solly and Saleh.

this lol

Originally posted by TexasGuero49:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by 49ersFan_vienna:

Originally posted by tjd808185:

If they can't resolve come June I'd throw down a 1st for him especially if we land Bosa. It's going to be a very late pick anyways.

he is 31...

He is 30.

He will be 31 before next season.

That isnt what he said.

Originally posted by DASeiler49:

Pittsburgh would be on the hook for $21million even if he's traded due to the verbiage in his contract. Dude isn't going anywhere.

Depends if he's throwing a short term fit or he's really determined to get out. I doubt they want to go through another protracted holdout situation.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
That isnt what he said.

come on, he will be 31 when age "counts" for the trade.
Would i give up a Firstrounder for a 31 old receiver with seemingly character concerns?

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by DASeiler49:

Pittsburgh would be on the hook for $21million even if he's traded due to the verbiage in his contract. Dude isn't going anywhere.

Depends if he's throwing a short term fit or he's really determined to get out. I doubt they want to go through another protracted holdout situation.

Maybe, if Ben retires and they go into rebuild mode, then 21 mill might be a number they're willing to eat.

Either way, the situation with Bell and now Brown? Players may be weary of Pittsburgh's management style especially if the FQB retires.

Originally posted by dj43:

My primary point is about the use of the term "boy." It is a derogatory, and sometimes personal attack in general. Also, when used to describe an African-American it has an even more egregious tone. Best to just stay away from it.

As to the criticism he has received, my personal view is that it has resulted from the overall disappointment we all have from this season and is being taken out on a guy that does not deserve it.

Wow dude. You are so out of left field with that argument.

I get that you're a Mod and feel that you're correct in any situation YOU FEEL that someone needs to tone it back but this isn't one of them.

And for you trying to bait me and turn this into a race thing. Completly un called for.

I've already moved on from this. I said I would call him Meow Man just to appease YOU even though I don't have to because rules aren't being broken. I suggest you do the same since this thread is being derailed by this nonsense.

Flip firsts. Done

Originally posted by WINiner:

Originally posted by okdkid:

I need to know the full story regarding if he truly quit his team last week or not. If he did -- I just can't image Lynch making that trade. Or at the very least, paying market value trade comp.

Yeah this. I want to know what the beef was about between him and Ben. What caused these problems? Im not making judgments until I get more info, but even without this incident i'd not be a fan of trading for Brown. He's an awesome WR but he's also a bad teammate he is high maintenance and he is very expensive.

@AB Where are you! Haha we need to know the cap hit for the next 2 years :)

I'd rather OBJ

Grain of salt

Just a reminder if Jason La Canfora reports something the opposite is almost always true.