Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “Courage is not the absence of fear but rather the judgment that something is more important than fear.”
Fear can be a powerful motivator. Fear can also make cowards of us all.
It’s impossible to accurately describe or explain Antonio Brown’s greatness without discussing the impact fear has played in his career — the fear of failure.
Brown’s performance over the past five years is unprecedented in NFL history. His stats during this time period are second-to-none.
This has resulted in fans and pundits alike contemplating where Brown will rank in the hierarchy of Hall of Fame wide receivers when his career finally comes to an end.