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But I don't think that's a good enough reason to not make him a first ballot Hall of Famer.

I personally, even though I agree when Antonio Brown was in his prime, his best was better than Ben's best.

His issue is wide receivers now compile a lot of big numbers because they can play for a long time and they also...

get a lot more games than they did in the 70s.

They're playing 17 games when he played it was 16.

But still, that's a lot of games to put up stats, throw the ball a lot more today than they did even 20 years ago.

And he just didn't do it long enough.

He was done by 30.

I mean, he had the one year in New England where he got cut because of what he said about Kraft.

Then he went to Tampa Bay with Brady because Brady was obsessed with him and he helped them win a Super Bowl.

He had an eight-year prime.

Yeah, but that's really not that long for a wide receiver.

Like, Calvin Johnson got into the Hall of Fame.

Well, how much do you think of his... I know this is neither here nor there because it's ultimately he had a prime of eight years.

Like, the reasons being what they are.

He self-sabotaged because the prime probably could have extended three or four more years.

And so that's why I'm... Like, I think Antonio Brown is ultimately a Hall of Famer.

Absolutely.

But who had a better NFL career...

I think it's Ben.