In my very novice view of the show, Antonio Brown had a great run on Dancing With the Stars. But after being eliminated Monday, I’m ready to see him find the end zone and then put some of those new dance moves to work.
Brown took to Twitter to express his excitement of finally getting back in a full-time football mindset.
Brown will now be available to participate in Phase Three of the Steelers’ OTA sessions, beginning this Monday with the first practice kicking off on Tuesday. CBA rules allow the team to conduct ten practices, which will run through June 9th. After a three-day minicamp in mid-June, the Steelers will be off until training camp in late July.
His excitement to getting back to work is also noticeable because of the possible contract disputes. He skipped early offseason workouts last season, wanting a new contract, and though there were reports he was going to skip OTAs, he showed up for them in full. With Brown looking likely to be there again this year, there’s no reason to believe he’ll create a problem in search of a new deal.
