Welcome back, Antonio

HAIL YEAH, I have been saying i wanted him back for the past two weeks, he will do great as a return man. As much as i like parsons, because he is from the "U" (of maryland), i like antonio more.

NOw sit back and watch this return http://extremeskins.com/CrazyZeb/Week17vsMIN01_KOreturns.mpg

i know he won't fumble again, he can't he got fired for it. He won't do it again, he might lose some of his riskiness but that might be a good thing.

Brown was the best WR at the baltimore scrimmage and at the training camps, he had one horrible Preseason game, 1, and 1 dropped kick return

brown didnt get shafted..he just perhaps isnt hte only one that should have been cut or benched for fumbling. The guy also dropped a ton of passes, thats the main reason he got cut.

He did drop alot of passes, but he displayed amazing speed in getting ridiculously open on the passes that he dropped. Im not saying that's okay, but what you might have here is a guy who was just so nervous about making the team he wasn't putting his best effort and who if, given another chance, will blossom into a viable deep threat. But then again you might also have a guy who just can't take big league heat. Either way, I'm glad we're giving him one more shot.

I'm glad he's back. It might not of seemed like he was shafted at the time but now that we've seen everyone fumble a lot it seems a little harsh.

Maybe he does deserve another shot because if he was let go because of the fumbled and dropped passes then he was truly the scape-goat. I seriously doubt Brunell or Portis will be let go, biggest fumblers on the team.

I alway's liked the kid, but he can be tackled by a blade of grass, perhaps we should have him hold the ball like Tiki maybe that will help his fumbling problems. If he ever stopped fumbling and got stronger in the legs he could be a real find, but he has a long way to go before that happens.

Maybe he does deserve another shot because if he was let go because of the fumbled and dropped passes then he was truly the scape-goat. I seriously doubt Brunell or Portis will be let go, biggest fumblers on the team.

Comparing the fumbles of a receiver who gets five to ten touches a game to a starting tailback(20-30 touches) and a quarterback(50-70 touches) is apples and oranges.

And I'm not buying the scapegoat angle, because he was cut after a win. Besides, our god-like coach would never turn a player into a scapegoat. Drops and fumbles = "useless" if you're a wide receiver. Who cares if you're fast and run good routes if you can't hold onto the ball?

I think the only thing that Brown has going for him is speed, and he has very dangerous speed. However, if he can't catch the ball when he's open, then it does nothing to help us. I kind of like what Skins N Canes said about Brown getting cut. I don't believe he was a scapegoat, I believe he was just one in the many that has turned the ball over. Problem is, if we cut everybody that turns the ball over, we wouldn't have an offense.

I'm hoping Brown can show us more this time around. If he can learn to catch, he'd be a great compliment to Moss.

I think the only thing that Brown has going for him is speed, and he has very dangerous speed. However, if he can't catch the ball when he's open, then it does nothing to help us. I kind of like what Skins N Canes said about Brown getting cut. I don't believe he was a scapegoat, I believe he was just one in the many that has turned the ball over. Problem is, if we cut everybody that turns the ball over, we wouldn't have an offense.

I'm hoping Brown can show us more this time around. If he can learn to catch, he'd be a great compliment to Moss.
we also had to cut him because that was the game where hall got hurt so we needed a roster spot to sign novak

are we that desperate to have all this talk about some journeyman(at best) receiver