Brown might be NFL's top WR (article)

ESPN NFL Insider Mike Sando spent Sunday with ESPN NFL analyst Jon Gruden and the "Monday Night Football" crew in Pittsburgh, site of the Houston Texans-Pittsburgh Steelers matchup in Week 7 (ESPN, 8:15 p.m. ET). Sando files a few key takeaways from Gruden regarding key storylines for these teams, in Gruden's voice.


1. Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Antonio Brown might be the best WR in the NFL right now.

I'd be surprised if Brown doesn't have a big night against Houston, and in fact, I think he should go for 150-plus yards in this game. I think he is as good a receiver as there is in the league right now

Read: http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11728479/pittsburgh-steelers-antonio-brown-league-best-wr-nfl



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It's crazy that a guy who is undersized and from a MAC school can be deemed the best WR in the league. Looks like greatness comes in any sized package.

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Looks like greatness comes in any sized package.

Agreed. It takes something way more important -- heart and passion. AB has it.

The same things were said about Lambert, too small and skinny to play defense, yet Lambert had heart and intensity and we all know how his career turned out.

I think that is part of the problem with the team now. The intensity, heart, and passion is not across the board.

He's damn good, but I wouldn't say that he's the best in the league.