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Max, would you want Antonio Brown on your team?

Max 你想讓Antonio Brown加入你的隊伍嗎? Max, would you want Antonio Brown on your team?

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Okay, the answer is yes, but I want to be very specific about what I mean by on my team.

好吧，答案是肯定的，但我想非常具體地說明我的團隊是什麼意思。

If in fact, the NFL will let him play on the team is considering Antonio Brown.

如果事實上，NFL會讓他上場比賽，球隊正在考慮安東尼奧-布朗。

I, on the one hand, have been very skeptical that a B will last season wherever he winds up.

一方面，我一直很懷疑，一個B無論在哪裡獲勝，都會持續一個賽季。

Because his history is, he hasn't, um, I was skeptical that he should even be given another chance this soon.

因為他的歷史是，他還沒有，嗯，我是懷疑，他甚至應該給另一個機會這麼快。

Yeah, he has serious legal, outstanding legal issues.

是啊，他有嚴重的法律問題，懸而未決的法律問題。

他被指控犯了一些嚴重的罪行。

Um, however, he hasn't been convicted of those things and even his bad behavior last year in the off season with the Raiders and the Patriots on the field or rather going into the Patriots off the field.

嗯，然而，他並沒有因為這些事情而被定罪，甚至他去年在休賽期與突擊隊和愛國者隊在場上或者說進入愛國者隊場外的不良行為。

At a certain point, you have to ask yourself, Do you want to continue to punish people for bad behavior in the past?

到了一定的時候，你要問自己，你要繼續為過去的不良行為懲罰別人嗎？

Absent being convicted of a crime, do you want to continue to punish them or at some point in spite of their bad behavior in the past.

缺席被定罪，你想繼續懲罰他們，還是在某些時候，儘管他們過去的行為不好。

Do you want them to become functioning members of society in this case, the NFL Society, Right?

在這種情況下，你想讓他們成為社會的正常成員，NFL協會，對嗎？

I think we're better off if we try the ladder.

So So I say with reservations with, You know, with those concerns, yes, I'd want him on the team.

所以，所以我說有保留的，你知道，有這些顧慮，是的，我想讓他在隊裡。

Those concerns aside, for a moment, the question is, is it going to help or hurt your team on the field?

拋開這些顧慮，先不說，問題是，這對你的球隊在場上是幫助還是傷害？

Yes, he should be playing is gonna help or hurt him on the field.

是的，他應該打是會在場上幫助或傷害他。

His implosions have not hurt his team on the field, even last year, where he imploded in two different three different places, right?

他的內訌並沒有影響到他的球隊在場上的表現，即使是去年，他也在兩個不同的三個地方內訌了吧？

Even then, he steps on the field for the Patriots and they win a game and he catches three first downs and four first downs.

即使這樣，他為愛國者隊踏上球場，他們贏得了一場比賽，他抓住了三個一傳和四個一傳。

If you include the touchdown that he caught no on the field, he's always been devastating.

如果算上他在場上接住不的達陣，他一直都是毀滅性的。

In fact, the first time he led the league in receptions and yards, 2014, his team won 11 games.

事實上，他第一次在接球和碼數上領先於聯盟，2014年，他的球隊贏得了11場比賽。

The Steelers won 11 games and then the next year 10 and then the next year, 11 in the next year 13.

鋼人隊贏了11場比賽，然後第二年10場，第二年13場11場。

In other words, when a B hit his prime and other things went right for the Steelers to, they became a juggernaut.

換句話說，當一個B打到了他的巔峰期，而其他事情也對鋼人來說，他們成為了一個主宰。

他就是那麼特別的一個接盤俠。

When I think of the greatest receivers I've seen, where the best the most consistently.

當我想到我所見過的最偉大的接球手時，哪裡是最好的最穩定的。

There's Jerry Rice, he's the gold standard.

There's Randy Moss, and I think Antonio Brown has a case that he should in his prime.

有蘭迪-莫斯，我認為安東尼奧-布朗有一個案例，他應該在他的黃金時期。

還有路易斯，最後一次在球場上看到的。

Yes, on the field, I think he helps your team.

是的，在球場上，我認為他能幫助你的球隊。

Yeah, I kind of had two different perspectives on this.

I think back to when I was 23 24 25 when I was in in Cleveland when I was in Atlanta and I started thinking what I have wanted him on my team then, yeah, I probably would, because I know how hard it is to defend players like that and how players like that can totally flipped the fortunes of your football team from negative to positive with the in the blink of an eye because of just how good they are.

我回想一下，當我23 24 25的時候，當我在克利夫蘭的時候，當我在亞特蘭大的時候，我開始思考我想讓他在我的團隊中，是的，我可能會，因為我知道它是多麼的困難，捍衛像這樣的球員和像這樣的球員可以完全翻轉你的足球隊的命運從消極到積極的眨眼間，因為他們是多麼的好。

When you're up close, competing with and against players like this, you want as many of them as you can get, you know, because you don't really necessarily worry about all the other things that come along with it all the risk that comes along with it.

當你近距離與這樣的選手競爭時 你會希望儘可能多的人参與進來 因為你不需要擔心所有其他的事情...

As a young player, I would have one of them as an executive.

作為一個年輕的球員，我願意讓他們中的一個人擔任高管。

He would just He would keep me up at night, night after night after night, day after day after day every time he left the building because it z kind of like then when he's not around the players like Tom Brady and the people who like Mike Tomlin when he was in when he was in Pittsburgh.

他只是他會讓我夜不能寐，夜以繼日，日復一日，每次他離開大樓的時候，因為這z樣就像然後當他不在像湯姆-布雷迪這樣的球員和喜歡邁克-湯姆林的人身邊，當他在匹茲堡的時候。

It's then when you start toe worry, and it's then where you start kind of weighing the risk versus the reward.

當你開始擔心的時候 你就會開始權衡風險與回報了

The reward, obviously, is that you have a Hall of Fame caliber wide receiver who can who can flip, flip a game in your favor at any point in time.

獎勵，很明顯，你有一個名人堂級別的外接手，他可以誰可以在任何時候翻轉，翻轉一場對你有利的比賽。

The risk is that he's undermining everything else you're trying to do for the other 52 guys or 53 guys on the roster that you just you start thinking.

風險在於他破壞了你為其他52人或53人所做的一切努力，你只是... ...你開始思考。

Especially in the in the example of Tampa Bay, where they have long as everyone is healthy?

尤其是在以坦帕灣為例，他們只要每個人都是健康的?

And I think that is what is driving this transaction in particular at the wide receiver position.

而我認為，這就是這次交易的動力，尤其是在外接手位置上。

As long as everyone is healthy, not wide receiver room, Do they really need him?

只要每個人都健康，而不是外接手的空間，他們真的需要他嗎？

So that's why I said, When people ask me this question, if you're Tampa Bay, would you have signed him if I didn't have any injury?

所以我才說，當人們問我這個問題的時候，如果你是坦帕灣，如果我沒有任何傷病，你會簽下他嗎？

Concerns of Chris Godwin hadn't fractured his finger If Mike Evans hadn't missed time, if Scotty Miller hadn't this time, or rather if these guys weren't working people who I was worried about, then no, I wouldn't have signed him.

擔心克里斯-戈德溫沒有手指骨折如果邁克-埃文斯沒有缺陣，如果斯科特-米勒這次沒有缺陣，或者說如果這些人不是我擔心的工作人，那麼不，我就不會簽下他。

But Bruce Bruce Arians himself said, Look, I owe it to this football team to make sure I had the best possible players on this team and make sure I go out and investigate anyone who could help us win football games because make no mistake about it, they're trying to win a Super Bowl.

但布魯斯-阿里安斯自己也說，聽著，我欠這支橄欖球隊一個人情，確保我在這支球隊中有最好的球員，並確保我出去調查任何可以幫助我們贏得足球比賽的人，因為毫無疑問，他們正在努力贏得超級碗。

So I think from a phone office perspective, I'd be worried from a teammate perspective, especially my younger self.

所以我覺得從電話辦公室的角度，從隊友的角度，尤其是年輕的自己，我會很擔心。

I probably would have wanted him on the team.

I am a Giants fan, and I wish the Giants would have hired Yuhas.

我是巨人隊的球迷，我希望巨人隊能聘請於哈斯。

I'd be in a much better position several years ago, and and and so you know.

幾年前我的處境要好得多，而且而且而且所以你知道。

But I still disagree with you sometimes, like, right now I think you're looking at this.

但我有時還是不同意你的觀點，比如，現在我覺得你看的是這個。

我對這個問題的看法完全不同。

You're looking at it like, Do you really need a B?

你看的是，你真的需要一個B嗎？

Because if you don't really need him on the field, don't bring him on.

因為如果你在場上不需要他，就不要帶他上場。

And I think that is the kind of intuitive conclusion you'd make.

我想這是你會得出的直觀結論。

But I reach a counterintuitive position here.

但我在這裡達到了一個反直覺的立場。

I think if you really need him, don't go near him because it gives him too much leverage.

我想如果你真的需要他，就不要靠近他，因為這給了他太多的籌碼。

It will incentivize bad behavior for him if he knows you really need him.

如果他知道你真的需要他，就會激勵他的不良行為。

So when everyone was saying he should and this touches on what you said in the right situation, right, he has Tom Brady there, the right leadership and everything else.

所以當每個人都在說他應該和這觸及到你說的在正確的情況下，對，他有湯姆-布雷迪在那裡，正確的上司和其他一切。

If you went toe Baltimore, for example, because you think, Oh, my God.

比如說，如果你去巴爾的摩，因為你覺得，哦，我的天啊。

Perfect Fit on the field, Yes, but to perfect a fit for Baltimore.

場上的完美契合，是的，但要完美契合巴爾的摩。

對拉馬爾-傑克遜來說太有價值了。

Ah, young quarterback who, while he has leadership qualities, is still a young quarterback who hasn't done it yet when the light shine brightest and a B would be pivotal on that team and it would give him a lot of power and all of a sudden the kind of constraints that are on his behavior now.

啊，年輕的四分衛，雖然他有領袖氣質，但他還是一個年輕的四分衛，當光芒最耀眼的時候，他還沒有做到，而一個B將是那支球隊的關鍵，這將給他帶來很大的權力，一下子就有了現在對他行為的那種約束。

Damn, I left a lot of money on the table.

該死的，我留下了很多錢在桌子上。

You know, my biological clock is ticking.

你知道，我的生物鐘在滴答作響。

Like, How many more years am I gonna be in position to do this and make some money that sets me up for the rest of my life?

就像，我還能在這個位置上幹多少年，賺多少錢，為我的餘生做準備？

Because it's not like in his off time, where he thought he was bigger than football.

因為它不像在他休息的時候，他認為自己比足球大。

He wrote a play or a novel or, you know, like recorded an album that everyone like right he didn't do.

他寫了一齣戲或一本小說，或者，你知道，就像錄製一張專輯，每個人都喜歡正確的，他沒有做。

He didn't organize in the community in some way that he's got No, he's a football player, and so he has to know that that's the case.

他沒有在社區組織以某種方式，他有 不，他是一個足球運動員，所以他必須知道，這是事實。

You put him in a situation like, Oh, these dudes need me and I'm afraid, those restraints where the constraints on his behavior come off on the Bucks, where you have an embarrassment of riches in terms of receivers and offensive weapons.

你把他放在這樣的情況下，哦，這些帥哥需要我，我怕，這些對他行為的約束會在籃網身上體現出來，在籃網，你有一個尷尬的財富，在接受者和進攻武器方面。

For Brady and the leadership of a Tom Brady that I think works because they don't need him because he's a luxury.

對於布雷迪和湯姆布雷迪的領導力，我認為是有效的，因為他們不需要他，因為他是一個奢侈品。

That will keep him on the field, I believe.

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