Antonio Brown
Wide receiver Antonio Brown was an All-American at Central Michigan University in 2008 and 2009. The Miami native spent three years as a Chippewa before the Pittsburgh Steelers chose him with a sixth-round pick in 2010. With a chip on his shoulder from being passed over by many NFL teams, Brown went on to make the most receptions in the league for his first nine seasons.
After spending 2010-18 in Steel City, the wide receiver had short stints with the then-Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots before announcing his retirement in September 2019. Brown changed his mind and continued to flip-flop on his decision. Then, in July 2020, the NFL suspended him for violating the league’s personal-conduct policy. Brown signed with the Buccaneers and helped Tom Brady lead Tampa Bay to a victory in Super Bowl LV. The 33-year-old agreed to return to the team for the 2021 season, operating under a $6.25 million contract.
- Current and former teams: Pittsburgh Steelers, Las Vegas Raiders, New England Patriots, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Position: Wide receiver
- Height: 5’10”
- Accomplishments: 2021 Super Bowl champion, four-time All-Pro, seven-time Pro Bowler
- Drafted: No. 194 overall (sixth round) in 2010 by the Pittsburgh Steelers
- Nickname: AB, Mr. Big Chest, MBC, Ronald Ocean
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Antonio Brown once again changed his tune and is now once again upset with Tom Brady.
Antonio Brown is claiming to have paid $2.1 million to attend the Super Bowl with Kanye West, but there’s a good chance he’s making it all up, which is very on-brad for AB.
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Antonio Brown took a completely uncalled-for (and hilarious) shot at his old team after its playoff loss.
Tom Brady went above and beyond, not to mention behind his coach’s back, to make sure Rob Gronkowski made an extra $500,000 in their NFL Week 18 game.
Rob Gronkowski is within reasonable reach of $1 million in contract incentives, which should be of interest to former Tampa Bay Buccaneers teammate Antonio Brown.
A man who goes by Danny Boy Hustle Hard picked up Antonio Brown after his bizarre departure and hopped on a podcast to tell the story.
Antonio Brown watches his chances of collecting $30 million go down the drain thanks to Raiders owner Mark Davis. Luckily for the accomplished wideout, he has made plenty of money during his NFL career.
Jimmy Butler is an incredibly underrated NBA superstar, but when it comes to playing football, he’s nowhere near as talented. While working out with Brown and Russell Wilson, Butler bet he could stop Brown from catching a pass in the Red Zone. He could not, but a few NBA players maybe could have.
