Antonio Brown as of now not a Tampa Bay Buccaneer, says lead trainer Bruce Arians

Antonio Brown eliminated his shoulder braces and shirt, stumbled into the end zone and went to Tampa Bay’s storage space halfway through Sunday’s down against the New York Jets; Sky Sports NFL’s Neil Reynolds: “This will humiliate (Tom) Brady, Bruce Arians and the whole Bucs association”

Antonio Brown is presently not a Tampa Bay Buccaneer, says lead trainer Bruce Arians, later the wide collector left the field during Sunday’s 28-24 win against the New York Jets.
Brown eliminated his shoulder braces and pullover, stumbled into the end zone and went to the group’s storage space halfway through the second from last quarter of Sunday’s down at MetLife Stadium. The Buccaneers were following 24-10 at that point and were driving downfield on offense.
Gotten some information about Brown in his post-match news gathering, Arians said: “He is at this point not a Buc. That is the finish of the story.”

Responding to Brown’s emotional leave, Sky Sports NFL’s Neil Reynolds said in the studio: “I’ve covered this game for sufficient years and seen nothing like that. Staggering.

“Six days ago he [Brown] told the media, ‘you guys are all about drama, I’m all about football’, but you might want to flip that round.

“Tom Brady must be furious. He has gone to bat for Brown, he’s had him live in his house. The public nature of this is going to embarrass Brady, Bruce Arians and the entire Bucs organisation.”
Brady said in his post-game interview: “That’s a difficult situation.

According to the FOX broadcast, Brown “boiled over” about something and could not be convinced to stay with the team on the sideline. Fellow receiver Mike Evans tried to keep Brown from taking off his shoulder pads, but to no avail.
Brown was seen standing in the end zone, making a “peace out” gesture to the crowd, while the teams were playing on the other side of the field.
He had three receptions on five targets for 26 yards at the time he left. Brown has 42 catches for 545 yards and four touchdowns in seven games this season.

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Bruce Arians would not examine Antonio Brown in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers question and answer session guaranteeing ‘He is presently not a Buc’ later triumph over the New York Jets

Around The NFL’s Marc Sessler said of Brown’s vanishing act mid-game: “It feels proper for Antonio Brown to concoct something the like of which we’ve never seen.

“This is the opposite side of Antonio Brown, which the Raiders see well indeed, the [Pittsburgh] Steelers did towards the end.

“This was consistently a Tom Brady employ. He planned to monitor him, keep him centered. In any case, Bruce Arians is distinctive to Brady: he permitted the Antonio Brown insight to continue, yet there are limits sooner or later and this is excessively clear, occurring in a game.”

The 33-year-old Brown has a path of off-the-field episodes, interruptions and lawful difficulty dating to the beginning of his vocation with the Steelers. Most as of late, Brown was suspended for three games by the NFL this season for distorting a COVID-19 immunization card.

Brown spent the primary portion of the 2020 season suspended for a very long time of the NFL’s own direct approach. He transformed himself into police in Florida in January 2020 because of charges of battery, thievery of an empty movement and criminal naughtiness.

He was delivered by the New England Patriots later one game in 2019 because of claims of sexual unfortunate behavior and of sending undermining instant messages to his informer. New England had gotten Brown later he was delivered by the then-Oakland Raiders without playing in a cutthroat game for the group.
Inquired as to whether he actually had a future in the NFL, Around the NFL’s Dan Hanzus said: “He is as yet an exceptionally gifted wide collector, likely a main 20 ability – even at 33 years of age.

“In any case, it reaches a place where there is no retreat.
“Would I be shocked assuming somebody signs him? No. In any case, would it be advisable for them? No.”