As we approached the 2018 campaign, many wondered if the Steelers would ever find a solution for having to send star receiver Antonio Brown out on the field when the other team is punting.
Actually, that’s probably a lie. Let’s face it, after years of searching for someone suitable to replace Brown—even Mr. Return Man, Jacoby Jones, was so bad in 2015, it was almost like he was getting revenge on Mike Tomlin for that sideline incident in Baltimore two years earlier—any current attempts at a solution seemed futile.
Even Brown, himself, seemed to be getting less spectacular at returning punts and hadn’t taken one back to the house since 2015, which just so happened to be the last time he tried to make love to the goalposts.