According to reports, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers released Antonio Brown after he took off his uniform and left midway through the game.

Antonio Brown made the headlines in the media on Sunday, not because of his performance on the court. In the third quarter of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ game against the New York Jets, Antonio lost the tie and withdrew from the game. The Buccaneers wide receiver took off his uniform and walked out of the sidelines. After the game, the head coach Bruce Arians confirmed that Antonio is no longer in the team. By ESPN.

Antonio released

“He is no longer a pirate,” Coach Bruce said. “This is the end of the story. Let’s talk about those who played and won the game.”

When reporters asked why he was released, the coach redoubled his emphasis on his previous views.

“I’m not talking about him. He is no longer a member of the Pirates,” coach Bruce said.

ESPN sources said the player was not on the bench before the outbreak. instead, They say Antonio “Quit” did not fly home with the Pirates.

Antonio midfielder leaves

The circulated video shows Antonio taking off his jersey, padding and undershirt. He threw the same black undershirt and his white playing gloves at the crowd. Then, when the two teams were still playing on the field, he walked through an end zone. Antonio waved to the crowd, made a peace gesture, and then left the MetLife Stadium field and entered the team’s locker room.

The video clip shows teammates Mike Evans and OJ Howard trying to reassure Antonio before he leaves. After the game, coach Bruce told Fox Sports that he tried to get the players back on the court, but was unsuccessful. According to reports, coach Bruce told Antonio to “get out” after two rejections.

“I have never seen anything like this in so many years,” coach Bruce said of Antonio unloading his gear.

Antonio is suspended for fake Covid-19 card

In early December, the National Football League Pause Antonio Present a fraudulent Covid-19 vaccination card. He previously denied the rumors of fake cards, but the NFL determined that the conversation was true. Last week, after being suspended for three games by the NFL, he returned to the Buccaneers.

Want to update directly in your text inbox?Contact us at 917-722-8057 or Click here to join!