Okay, boys and girls, we need an emergency pod. Another emergency pod about the same guy

I did emergency pod about two weeks ago, Antonio Brown. I kind of ruined my Saturday morning there.

I'm not totally let them ruin my Friday night here two weeks ago because, uh, albeit I'm not doing

anything. It is a beautiful night here on the East Coast. We don't know how many more of these

we're going to have in this beautiful September night. So I'm sitting outside. Here are the

water of a creek. Here the crickets behind me, can sort of listen, maybe I'll use my

meditative voice. So I will be giving you this pot about Antonio Brown, but I'm not going to do it

from inside. I'm going to keep enjoying my night, got my Pino next to me, so we're good. Okay, listen, it happened. Two weeks ago,

I did an emergency pod because the Oakland Raiders released Antonio Brown. Tonight, Emergency

Pod, the New England Patriots release Antonio Brown, and really the story is the same.

And the story is a team thought they could control behavior from someone who had shown behavior was an issue.

And they couldn't.

One team was led by John Gruden, and I remember so many people saying when he left, he being

Brown, left the Steelers. Once he gets to he left, he being Brown, left those dealers.

Once he gets to Gruden, he'll fall in line.

It did not happen.

And then, of course, two weeks ago or a week ago, he ends up 11 days ago, to be exact.

He ends up with the New England Patriots.

And the chorus was that, oh, he gets to the Patriots.

He'll fall in line.

Everybody falls in line.

Remember Cory Dillon.

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