4 years agoTampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown will take the field for the second time as a member of his new team against the Panthers in Week 10. Brown's debut saw him on the field for 78 percent of the snaps with quarterback Tom Brady looking his way five times, including a target deep down the field. The former All-Pro wideout still has the talent to produce in this offense, even with Mike Evans and Chris Godwin soaking up targets. It's unrealistic to expect him to become the WR1 for Tampa Bay, though WR3 numbers are possible in a potential bounce-back spot for this offense against the 17th-ranked pass defense.--Tim Capurso
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