Big question: where is the best talent getting sent to? http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/14179705/antonio-brown-ty-hilton-unlikely-bond http://www.espn.com/n

Big question: where is the best talent getting sent to? http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/14179705/antonio-brown-ty-hilton-unlikely-bond http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/14179705/antonio-brown-ty... Below is the most relevant snippet, I don't think we see this as often for soccer as we do for other sports in the US: Gwen Cherry Park is tucked near the edge of Liberty City, a lower-income neighborhood in northwest Miami that gave rise to Chad Johnson and Santana Moss; Amari Cooper, Devonta Freeman, Lavonte David and Teddy Bridgewater are also from here. Every Saturday, the park fills with dozens of boys, their families setting up tents and frying conch before football games. Grandmothers walk the fields in T-shirts with their grandsons' faces printed on them; high school coaches scout from the sidelines; grown men bet on games between children.