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Bucs officially sign WR Brown
Wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN finally passed his physical earlier this week and officially signed his contract with Tampa Bay. Brown had surgery due to a minor knee injury but his recovery… More progressed to the point where he could pass his physical and sign the one-year deal to return to the Bucs for another championship run. Less
Source: Tampa Bay Times
Antonio Brown undergoes successful knee surgery
Wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN underwent a successful knee surgery earlier this week. The procedure was reportedly a clean-up of Brown’s knee. The veteran wide receiver agreed to a new deal to… More remain with the Bucs in 2021, but the deal can not become official until Brown passes a physical – something that will now be a couple of weeks away. Tampa Bay GM Jason Licht said there were no concerns, adding that it would simply be a matter of time before Brown is under contract. Less
Source: NFL.com
Around the NFL: Antonio Brown
Antonio Brown has re-signed with the Bucs. That keeps intact one of the league’s best trios of wide receivers – and could make crowding an issue with Tampa Bay’s passing game. more »
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Bucs sign WR Brown to one-year deal
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed veteran wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN to a one-year contract on Wednesday, meaning the Super Bowl champs have now brought back every significant contributor from the 2020… More championship roster. While Brown wasn’t the All-Pro receiver in Tampa Bay that he had been in his prime years, he was still a solid contributor and a player that quarterback TOM BRADY very much wanted back. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Antonio Brown settles civil dispute with former trainer
Free agent wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN has resolved a civil dispute with former trainer Britney Taylor, who in a 2019 lawsuit had accused him of sexually assaulting her. A settlement was… More reached but, per the agreement, no terms can be disclosed. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay GM Jason Licht said on Wednesday that the Buccaneers will continue to discuss a possible return for Brown, who played for Tampa Bay last season. Less
Source: ESPN.com
Factoid: Golden Tate
The Giants released Golden Tate last week, a move that was expected for multiple reasons. Tate ran afoul of the coaching staff last year for complaining on social media (and in-game) about his role, earning a team suspension at one point. He'd likely have been released even if there weren't still questions about what he can offer a team at this stage of his career. more »
Around the NFL: Antonio Brown
The Bucs are Super Bowl champs, and up next will be keeping the team together. It seems to be a foregone conclusion that free agent wideout Chris Godwin will return. The Bucs say they want him back, and I'm seeing it written that Godwin will of course want to return for another year playing with Tom Brady. But we'll see. more »
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Around the NFL: Antonio Brown
Things are looking up for Antonio Brown. He’s been sidelined since injuring a knee in a win at New Orleans, but he was a full participant at Tampa Bay’s practice today. Bruce Arians indicates that barring any setbacks, Brown will be a full go on Sunday. more »
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Bucs WR Brown nearing return
Tampa Bay head coach Bruce Arians said on Monday that veteran wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN is “getting close” as he works to return from a knee injury. With the extra week off leading up to the Super Bowl, Brown’s prospects of playing seem to have improved.
Source: NFL.com
Bucs WR Brown expected to return for Super Bowl
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are optimistic that veteran wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN will be available for the Super Bowl, after missing the NFC Championship Game due to a lingering knee injury.… More Regardless of his status for the big game, several reports have indicated that the Bucs are also interested in bringing Brown back for the 2021 season. Stay tuned. Less
Source: CBS Sports
Bucs want WR Brown back for 2021
While the Tampa Bay Buccaneers still have important business to attend to with the upcoming Super Bowl, the team is also looking ahead to next season. The Bucs reportedly want veteran… More wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN, who missed the NFC Championship Game with a knee issue, to return to the team for next season. Brown had a slow start with the Bucs but became a valuable player as fellow wideouts dealt with various injuries. Brown is set to become a free agent on March 17th if the Bucs don’t sign him to a new deal. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Bucs WR Brown a game time decision vs. Packers
Tampa Bay veteran wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN did not practice on Thursday and is considered day-to-day with a knee injury leading up to Sunday’s NFC Championship Game against the Green Bay… More Packers. Head coach Bruce Arians said after Thursday’s practice session that Brown would be a game time decision for Sunday. Arians added that the veteran wideout would not necessarily need to practice in order to play. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Bucs WR Brown day-to-day with minor knee injury
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers received some good news on Tuesday, with veteran wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN escaping a serious injury in Sunday’s game against New Orleans. An MRI revealed that Brown… More suffered just a minor knee injury. He is considered day-to-day as he prepares for Sunday’s NFC Championship Game against the Green Bay Packers. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Bucs WR Brown dealing with knee injury, awaiting MRI
Tampa Bay wide receiver ANTONIO BROWN left Sunday’s playoff game with a knee issue and is reportedly awaiting an MRI to confirm the extent of his injury. If Brown were to… More miss any time, the Bucs are certainly in good shape with fellow wide receivers MIKE EVANS and CHRIS GODWIN. In addition, SCOTTY MILLER and rookie TYLER JOHNSON could also be in the mix if Brown’s injury is significant. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Brady throws 4 touchdowns in Bucs rout, Evans hurt
Tampa Bay quarterback TOM BRADY finished the 2020 regular season strong, throwing 4 touchdowns in a win that locked the Bucs into the fifth position in this year’s playoffs. Brady threw… More 2 touchdowns each to wide receivers ANTONIO BROWN and CHRIS GODWIN. The duo stepped up when veteran wideout MIKE EVANS was forced to leave the game after suffering a hyperextended left knee early on. Bucs head coach Bruce Arians said after the game that the team did not think the injury to Evans was serious. Less
Source: Tampa Bay Times