“I would love to continue my career,” Antonio Brown makes massive revelation about his future
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If Tom Brady’s comeback from retirement didn’t shock you. Bruce Arians sudden retirement and stepping down from the position of head coach will certainly do. Bruce Arians has stepped down as the head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with immediate effect and will hand over the reigns to defensive coordinator Todd Bowles.
It’s fair to say there’s a lot going on at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers! Former Buccaneers man Antonio Brown believes that a possible reunion with his former team isn’t a possibility.
Antonio Brown says he won’t be coming back to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Antonio Brown has said that a comeback at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is not on the cards. He still holds a grudge against them for his they handled his injury and that’s why he won’t be returning.
“I don’t think that’s a possibility,” Brown said. “How things were handled. How I was handled in regards to the injury. [They] just weren’t able to use me for my value. My true value.””But I was grateful for the opportunity and the position that I was in and I made the most out of it.”
Furthermore Antonio Brown has also said that he will only be performing a surgery on his injured ankle if an NFL team is ready to commit to signing him. He has said that if he’s making a commitment he needs some assurity of his future.
“I need to get my ankle fixed, but I just want to make sure I got an obligation or a commitment from a team,” Brown said.”It’s a lot for a guy to go do surgery without an idea of where you gonna work, or who you going to work for.”
“I’m a player first,” Antonio Brown said. “I couldn’t even be in this position without being a football player. So I never want to take that for granted. I would love to continue my career. I got a lot of game left in me.”
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