Antonio Brown Follows This Team On Instagram, Unfollows Steelers

Antonio Brown Follows This Team On Instagram, Unfollows Steelers

Is Antonio Brown signaling his future or is he just messing with the NFL-crazy public? The Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver unfollowed his own team on Instagram on Wednesday and started following the San Francisco 49ers, according to Yahoo! Sports. Brown on Wednesday also posted a picture of Jerry Rice, the legendary 49ers wide receiver, on his Instagram story, according to San Francisco radio station KNBR. Brown’s curious social-media activity immediately followed a highly anticipated end-of-season press conference in which Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin refused to deny allegations Brown quit on the Steelers Sunday during their Week 17 w... NESN.com

Why Marcus Morris, Not Jaylen Brown, Guarded Kawhi Leonard In Crunch Time

Why Marcus Morris, Not Jaylen Brown, Guarded Kawhi Leonard In Crunch Time

BOSTON — Jaylen Brown is touted as one of the Boston Celtics’ best defenders, but when Friday’s game was on the line, he was comfortably situated on the bench. Upon checking out at 5:22 in the fourth quarter, Brown never returned to the floor in the C’s big 123-116 overtime win over the Toronto Raptors. As such, when Raptors star Kawhi Leonard had the ball, oftentimes it was Marcus Morris guarding him. And ultimately, Morris made the biggest defensive stop of the game. Tied in the fourth quarter and barely a second between the game and shot clock, Leonard handled the ball at the top of the key. Morris closely guarded him, and

Gordon Hayward, Jaylen Brown Ready To Turn Things Around For Celtics

Gordon Hayward, Jaylen Brown Ready To Turn Things Around For Celtics

It hasn’t been the best start to the Boston Celtics’ season through their first 13 games, but the team is looking forward to turning it around Wednesday night. The C’s begin a three-game homestand when they welcome the Chicago Bulls to TD Garden on Wednesday. Despite a 7-6 record, the team knows it’s capable of playing better, and two of their promising players are ready to break out of the slump. Both Gordon Hayward and Jaylen Brown aren’t playing up to expectations, but they know what needs to be done in order to get up to speed. To hear from Hayward and Brown, check out the “NESN Sports Today” video above, presented

Jaylen Brown Reveals Which Celtic Teammate Drives Him Craziest

Jaylen Brown Reveals Which Celtic Teammate Drives Him Craziest

The Boston Celtics feature a number of different personalties on their roster. There’s Kyrie Irving, the free thinker. Jayson Tatum, the silent assassin and who can forget Guerschon Yabusele, the dancing bear. And then there’s Marcus Smart. Smart brings an unmatched energy every time he takes the court, which apparently even bodes true in a practice setting. Textbook Marcus Smart. While Smart might drive Brown and other members of the Celtics crazy from time to time, he’s the type of player any team would want on its roster. Boston certainly felt this way over the summer when it inked the pesky guard to a four-year, $ 52 milli... NESN.com

How Jaylen Brown Can Make NBA History During Eastern Conference Finals Vs. Cavs

How Jaylen Brown Can Make NBA History During Eastern Conference Finals Vs. Cavs

The Boston Celtics entered the 2018 NBA playoffs with little expectations after losing star point guard Kyrie Irving for the season due to knee surgery in March. Boston still grabbed the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, but the C’s were an afterthought when the playoffs began. That all has changed now, as the Celtics narrowly defeated the Milwaukee Bucks in Round 1 before rolling over the Philadelphia 76ers in Round 2. And after Tuesday night’s 107-94 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, Boston now holds a 2-0 series lead in the Eastern Conference finals. The Celtics have gotten large contributions from almost everyone on their roster ... NESN.com

Patriots Injured DT Malcom Brown Confirms He’ll Play In Super Bowl LII

Patriots Injured DT Malcom Brown Confirms He’ll Play In Super Bowl LII

FOXBORO, Mass. — New England Patriots fans can breathe a sigh of relief. The team’s top defensive tackle, Malcom Brown, will play in Super Bowl LII despite a foot injury. Brown confirmed the news Sunday in the Patriots’ locker room as players packed for Monday’s plane ride to Minneapolis, Minn., where they’ll play the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl. “I’ll definitely be good,” Brown said at Gillette Stadium as Patriots players packed for Minnesota. “Just trying to take it day by day and continue to get better with it.” Brown missed practice Thursday, Friday and Saturday but returned Sunday. Tight end Rob Gronkowski a... NESN.com