“Extremely Serious” – Antonio Brown and Kanye West aren’t kidding around on buying the Denver Broncos
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Denver Broncos, Kanye West, and Antonio Brown
If there’s one man who had more controversies than Aaron Rodgers would be Antonio Brown. The former Tampa Bay wide receiver made headlines when he left the game midway through the 3rd quarter against the New York Jets in January.
After this stunt by AB, he went ahead and leaked private conversations with head coach Bruce Arians on Twitter and blamed him for forcing the receiver to play despite knowing about his injury beforehand. Well, now Brown has shown his interest in buying the Denver Broncos.
“We’re working on it” – Antonio Brown says he’s eager to close the deal on buying the Broncos
Ever since Antonio Brown got booted from the Buccaneers, he and Kanye West have been best buds. The Grammy award-winning singer made the Super Bowl LV champion the President of his company DONDA Sports. As the first official act as President, Brown announce back in February that he would very much like to but the Broncos.
When AB was asked about how serious he was about buying the Broncos, he said they were “Extremely serious”. “Tell Roger [Goodell] to call me,” Brown said via TMZ Sports. “We’re working on it … We’re working towards getting it done.”
The Denver Broncos recently went up for sale and the price for buying the team is believed to be upward of $4 billion. That’s a lot of money to collect for anyone and if AB and Ye somehow manage to raise the funds, they still would’ve to be approved by the remaining team owners in the NFL.
The NFL is already ripe with controversies involving the inappropriate behavior of team owners with their staff. There’s a lot of heat on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the Washington fiasco. Moreover, the recent display of erratic behavior by AB and Ye, they most likely won’t be voted in by the remaining owners.
That’s just random speculation. Maybe they will succeed in buying an NFL team. We never know!
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