Tony Dungy isn’t the one who often offers harsh words, but former Colts coaches weren’t afraid to talk about Antonio Brown in the past.
After one of the crazy moments of Brown’s career on Sunday night, Dungee took a softer tone.
“I said this in the past: I’m sorry for Antonio Brown,” he said at an American football night. “He’s talented, but he needs help. At the NFL, if we keep signing him and reward this kind of action, we don’t give him any benefit. He helps. Don’t sign him until you get it. “
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Brown took off his shirt and left the field during the Buccaneers match against Jets on Sunday.After the match, Tampa Bay head coach Bruce Arians told reporters Brown It was “no longer Buc”.
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This article was originally published in The Indianapolis Star: Antonio Brown’s Tommy Dungee: “Don’t sign him until he gets help.”