“Put that sh*t on,” Antonio Brown savagely responds to former coach Bruce Arians’ controversial comments in true AB style
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Bruce Arians and Antonio Brown
Antonio Brown and Bruce Arians have been at odds since the fiasco in January which led Brown to be out of the team for the rest of the season and also diminished any chances of the WR playing in the future.
Recently, Bruce Arians gave his take on cutting the WR mid-game and watching him strip and streak across the field. Antonio Brown felt that he was being ignored by the coaches and the training staff.
“At no point in time during that game did he ever ask the trainer or a doctor about his ankle.” Bruce Arians stated on Pardon my take. “That’s the normal protocol – you go through protocols during games. I was never notified of it. So, obviously, that was the disturbing thing when we were looking for him to go back into the game.”
Bruce Arians felt that the WR was lying and only wanted controversy. Later, he praised Brown for helping the Bucs win a Super Bowl and commented on his unique ability with the ball and his hard-working nature.
“You’re done. Get the ‘eff’ out of here”: Bruce Arians took Antonio Brown out of the game against the Jets
Bruce Arians explained the incidents that eventually led to the major fallout of Brown going off the field while stripping and waving.
“He was very upset at halftime about who was getting targeted. We got that calmed down, the players took care of that.” Bruce Arians stated. “It started again on the sideline. We called for the personnel group that he had played in the entire game, and he refused to go into the game.”
According to Bruce Arians, Antonio Brown refused to play because “he wasn’t getting the ball”. Bruce Arians got fired up after these statements and ordered the WR to get out of the field in the game against the New York Jets.
“That’s when I said, ‘You’re done. Get the ‘eff’ out of here.’ That’s the end of it. We are working on Carolina.” Bruce Arians was furious, but since then he has cooled down and actually praises the former Bucs WR.
Antonio Brown is currently without a team and was recently trying to get in the Dallas Cowboys but that was to no avail. Although he has a booming music career that is helping him.
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Aamir Jethwa
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