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They say the anger is a vital element for success. To be angry is to unleash the resting beast within and wake him. NFL is a highly competitive league, with everyone trying to do their best. Unleashing anger works in the favor of players. Players too, have gone above and beyond to harness this aggressive side for better results in the playing arena.
Following suit, one of the NFL veterans has also taken the path. Revealing a tattoo, the cornerback has found the internal drive to dominate the league. It was the body ink art that holds the key to reminding the Pittsburgh Steelers and a former Dallas Cowboys of his objectives. No wonder that the ink art has augured well in reviving the cornerback’s career.
From no. 189 to creating a Cowboys legacy: Anthony Brown’s journey
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Anyone who has followed the NFL right through the last 7 years knows what an enigma is Anthony Brown. These sorts of players come once in a generation and leave an instant impact. However, the monumental rise of Brown wasn’t without a massive setback. Cut to the 2016 NFL drafts, Brown fell to the no. 189 overall.
New Steelers practice squad CB Anthony Brown has a chip on his shoulder #Steelers #NFL pic.twitter.com/oK4VEIc9uj
— Steelers Depot 7⃣ (@Steelersdepot) August 30, 2023
This was a major fall, considering Brown was a rookie trying to get his first contract. Since then Brown took the no. 189 as a “chip on his shoulder”. The NFL veteran went one step ahead and embodied it in the form of a tattoo. That event was a life-changing one for the cornerback. Over a stellar 7 seasons with the Cowboys, Brown recorded 324 tackles, defended 57 passes, and conducted 9 interceptions. He took a leaflet out of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s popularized “Terminator” character, that was made out of a computer chip!
Arnold Schwarzenegger reprises his Terminator punch for a DIY brand!
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The Terminator and Arnold are part of a folklore legend that kept its relevancy all through the years. Now the computerized-machine actor is the branding face for Lidl’s DIY. Even through these years, Schwarzenegger keeps his sense of humor and remembers his movie lines quite well. The bodybuilding legend to this day stays humble and refuses to call himself “self-made”.
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Featuring in the promo, Arnold says “Parkside- You got this!” The promotional punch line is a direct reference to his Terminator role and also relates to the actor’s bodybuilding days. He earlier quoted, “I’m here to talk about the tools of success. Everything I’ve ever built was because I had the power in the palm of my hands.” Arnold, who was a bricklayer during his struggling days, has nailed the promo in more than one way.
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With Anthony Brown reflecting on his “chip on the shoulder” tattoo. This could be a warning sign for the opposition as he joins the Pittsburgh Steelers. The NFL veteran would be working hard to leave a legendary performance with his new side in the fresh season.
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