Antonio Brown has been making headlines for his bizarre run in the end zone. A run not to score a touchdown but to escape the stadium after leaving the Tampa Bay Buccaneers mid-game. Many have criticized the unethical act pulled off by Brown. However, some NFL outsiders have supported it too.
Tampa Bay, head coach Bruce Arians, after the game mentioned that Antonio Brown “is no longer a Buc.” And that he would rather focus on players who really cared about the team and less about themselves. Arians, assuming by his expression, had enough of the veteran receiver and that this was the final mischief that he caused.
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the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have not yet released Antonio Brown
Later during the post-game interview, Tom Brady also called out to everyone to be compassionate and easy with Brown. He revealed that there was more to the story than what met the eye. Later, NFL Insider Ian Rapoport came up with a shocking revelation that all the fray caused was due to a simple misunderstanding.
Subsequently, the NFL reporter Adam Schefter recently revealed that the Buccaneers have not yet released the veteran receiver from his duties. And are currently undertaking decisions as to what should be done before moving forward with the situation.
Bucs did not officially release WR Antonio Brown on today’s wire, per source. There are ongoing discussions with the NFL about how to move ahead in this situation.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 3, 2022
This turn of events makes one wonder if the mayhem caused was really all because of Antonio Brown. However, the events that followed do point out to an unethical display. But the striking revelations don’t really point towards him.
The Buccaneers, on the other hand, are in a wideout crisis as the franchise has lost two of its main receivers just before the playoffs. However, as for now, Tom Brady has the likes of Mike Evans, Cyril Grayson, and Tyler Johnson to get the offense going. But as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers head towards their last game of the season. We still have to see what stance do they take regarding the wide receiver.
