Antonio Brown to be suspended

[Judge Jude]

espn.com - I laughed:

"Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians said on Sunday that he believes troubled wide receiver Antonio Brown, who is currently serving an eight-game suspension due to multiple violations of the NFL's personal conduct policy, has "matured."

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The NFL is reviewing Antonio Brown's alleged destruction of a security camera in a dispute with his homeowners association in October.

Brown, who didn't face any charges over the incident, also allegedly threw a bike at a security guard in his latest tantrum. The Bucs claimed to be unaware of the incident. It's the latest in a long line of outbursts from the volatile Brown, who has a pending civil lawsuit against him alleging sexual assault and rape. Dez Bryant recently came to Brown's defense on Twitter after reporting on Brown's run-in with the HOA surfaced. At last check, Bruce Arians and Tom Brady stand by their guy.

Brown was upset that the female security guard at his gated community made him go to the gate before his guest could be allowed to enter. TMZ also reported that Brown paid to replace the destroyed security camera and that the HOA decided not to press charges.

[Bene Futuis]

Wow, only one year out of date and this thread is missing a shitload of Antonio Brown drama.


Most recent allegation is that he broke COVID protocols by sneaking some girl into his hotel room. The girl he snuck in is some sort of social media influencer podcaster something or other whose claim to fame before boning Antonio Brown was licking an airplane seat on video in an attempt to get COVID. Swear to god I'm not making that part up.

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NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports the Buccaneers asked Antonio Brown to "seek mental help" before his release from the team.

Brown, per Rapoport, thought the suggestion was "ridiculous" and "just wanted to be released." Headed into the team's Week 17 game against the Jets, Brown and his agent asked the Bucs to guarantee about $1 million in incentives the wideout was chasing in the season's final stretch -- a request the team denied. Brown was reportedly unhappy with the number of targets he had seen in the first half of the Bucs' game against the Jets before storming off the sideline shirtless.

[Gregg]

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports the Buccaneers asked Antonio Brown to "seek mental help" before his release from the team.

Brown, per Rapoport, thought the suggestion was "ridiculous" and "just wanted to be released." Headed into the team's Week 17 game against the Jets, Brown and his agent asked the Bucs to guarantee about $1 million in incentives the wideout was chasing in the season's final stretch -- a request the team denied. Brown was reportedly unhappy with the number of targets he had seen in the first half of the Bucs' game against the Jets before storming off the sideline shirtless.

Good for the Buccaneers.

Mr. Brown, what is ridiculous is your behavior since becoming a pro. It is easier to accept it if you have mental issues, rather than thinking this is your best sane thinking. If you have no issues, it would be a bad business decision for anyone to give you another opportunity to disappoint.

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Good for the Buccaneers.

Mr. Brown, what is ridiculous is your behavior since becoming a pro. It is easier to accept it if you have mental issues, rather than thinking this is your best sane thinking. If you have no issues, it would be a bad business decision for anyone to give you another opportunity to disappoint.

He may have a future in politics.