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grand opening; grand closing.
i didn’t think it would happen in 2 weeks tho.
antonio brown…
my first response when i saw this story was:
“Eek.”
i thought he found a new team,
would work his ass off to get a ring,
and be the “you thought?” story of next year.
nah.
The Universe seemed to have other plans.
he actually went and did some fuck shit via “espn“…
The New England Patriots released embattled wide receiver Antonio Brown on Friday, less than two weeks after signing him.
“We appreciate the hard work of many people over the past 11 days, but we feel that it is best to move in a different direction at this time,” the team said in a statement.
Text messages sent by Brown to a woman alleging sexual misconduct were viewed by some in the organization to have crossed the line, a source told ESPN. The text messages — which were reported by Sports Illustrated on Thursday and included a picture of the woman’s children, which her lawyers called intimidating — were significant in that they were sent while Brown was a member of the Patriots, the source said.
New tonight: Antonio Brown sent our source from Monday’s story menacing group text messages, including a picture of her children with instructions for his associates to investigate her.
Her lawyer wrote the NFL calling for the intimidation to stop. https://t.co/rCTM8WSI6Z pic.twitter.com/QtONzBf7Ig
— Robert Klemko (@RobertKlemko) September 20, 2019
okay,
so wait…
Did he group text her????????
wow.
even if she was lying,
he just handed her the bag peacefully.
you never speak to anyone that is accusing you of anything.
you let lawyers duke it out from there on out.
he has had a busy couple of months.
all of this,
he could have stayed his ass on the steelers.
his cockiness seriously got the best of him.
i expected something smarter,
but alas,
he might just be a dumb ass.
What next?
…because i doubt he’ll be a sportscaster after alla this.
lowkey: folks be getting too cocky when that fame hits at 1000.
article cc: espn