All right, Mike, it's so much fun to be able to be talking football again in actual games,

and we'll get into the big match-ups here of week two, but honestly, there's been no bigger

story than this Antonio Brown Saga.

I remember coming across that and seeing that

going oh my God this reminded me of last week when I said there's just no way I see

Antonio Brown lasting the entire year of the Patriots some distraction is

going to come this guy is just you know he's too flammable and this story specifically being accused of sexual assault

You read this story and obviously the details are a little filthy if you haven't read it you can go ahead and find it but the basic gist is this a woman who he knew former trainer accused him of

master bating behind her and then ejaculating on her back and then you know

laughing about it and you know telling other friends about it and just it's obviously a very vile story it's not a story that you want out there

how does this react to the Patriots though because obviously the League

has to take a look at it and they're hoping to have him

suit up in week two. The immediate question is this is he playing on Sunday?

You know I that's a hard one because you never know which way the league is gonna gonna go in

this situation I mean the chief suspended Tyree kill themselves they kept him away

from the off-season workouts why the league was investigating so the league didn't have to do any

plus it was the off-season now it's the season and if they put him on the

exempt list he has to get paid but this investigation is

going to take I think it's going to take more than just a week of time and I

would suspect that Brown would file a charge saying you know have a right to work so I think this gets a

little messier in the collective bargaining agreement I mean this is a civil suit it's

just it's horrible I mean there's no real way to say it other than it's horrible and I think that the

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