Wide receiver Sammy Watkins participated in the Chiefs’ Wednesday practice, as Ian Rapoport of NFL.com tweets. Meanwhile, the Bucs also had one of their most dangerous weapons on hand. Antonio Brown practiced with the Buccaneers, though he was kept to light work as he recovers from a knee injury. 
Watkins has struggled to stay healthy throughout his career and hasn’t played a full 16-game season since his rookie campaign with the Bills back in 2014. Despite that, he remains a serious threat for any opposing defense. This year, Watkins was limited to nine regular season games and finished out with a modest 37/421/2 stat line. If his calf heals up in time for the Super Bowl, it’ll mark his first appearance in this year’s playoffs.
Brown missed the NFC championship game, but the Buccaneers still managed to edge the Packers and punch their ticket to the Super Bowl. In the regular season, the 32-year-old caught 45 passes for 483 yards and four touchdowns. His best game came in Week 17, when he hauled in eleven catches for 138 yards and two touchdowns as Mike Evans was held out.
Fortunately, Brown did not suffer serious structural damage, so the Bucs are hopeful that he can play. It also helps that they kept him grounded a couple of weeks ago to prevent additional swelling at higher altitude. If things keep going in this direction, Brown will be cleared for the second Super Bowl of his career.
Good.
AB playing in the Super Bowl will be a powerful reminder to kids not to let a trail of criminal and/or sociopathic behavior stand in between you and your dreams.
Just in case Tyreek Hill wasn’t enough, I guess.
Chin up…there’s still time for Brown to get arrested before Sunday. Besides, Mahomes and the Chiefs will likely win. The last time Brady played in a Super Bowl, his offense could only manage 13 points. Fortunately for him, his opponent was Goff, and his offense could only score 3. Happy trails, Goff! And good luck with that, Lions…
AB has done well this year both on and off the field. Give it a rest man.
He hasn’t forced himself upon any women or risked the lives of any kids “this year” (a few months, actually)?
Clearly he’s a fine upstanding citizen and I’m wrong for remembering what he did in his recent past.
My bad.
Man.
I guess I’m just looking forward to watching Brady with a full complement of receivers.