There was a stretch where Antonio Brown wasn’t just one of the best receivers in football. He was making a legitimate argument for being THE best And 2014 AB was absolutely ridiculous. 129 catches. 1,698 receiving yards. 13 touchdowns. He led the NFL in receptions and receiving yards, earned first-team All-Pro honors and was basically uncoverable every Sunday. The crazy part was how complete his game became. AB wasn’t the biggest receiver. He wasn’t built like Calvin Johnson or Julio Jones. But his releases, footwork, route running, body control and ability to create separation were on another level. Give Ben Roethlisberger even a small window and somehow Brown would be open. And 2014 wasn’t some random career year either. That season came right in the middle of one of the greatest receiving stretches of the modern era. From 2013 through 2018, Brown recorded 686 catches, 9,145 receiving yards and 67 receiving touchdowns. Six straight seasons over 100 catches and 1,200 yards is absu...