Nov 29, 2020; Tampa, Florida, USA; Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (12) celebrates with wide receiver Antonio Brown (81) the touchdown scored by running back Ronald Jones (27) against the Kansas City Chiefs during the first half at Raymond James Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
Two years ago, the 2nd of January marked the day Antonio Brown abruptly parted with the Bucs mid-game at the MetLife Stadium. It became one of the most talked about incidents in NFL history as AB strutted towards the locker room, shirtless. Fast forward to the same day this year, the former WR continues to rant on Tom Brady, this time accusing him of stat padding.
Time and again, AB keeps roasting the NFL figures, left, right, and center. Once again he dragged Tom Brady’s name through the mud replying to an X user who tried to take a jab at AB, referring to him as a ‘clown’.
In a fiery tweet, not only did Antonio Brown accuse Tom Brady of being self-centered but also drew comparisons with Peyton Manning and Drew Brees. Brown’s exact words were,
The tweet which felt like just another take from AB, drew a lot of attention from NFL fans. The sudden slander of Tom Brady did show its effect on the internet. In fact, one may also wonder if the misspelling of Peyton Manning’s name was an intended move or a mistake.
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As usual, AB’s tweet was flooded with counterarguments. One that struck him the most was when a user brought up the time when Tom Brady helped AB revive his career with the Bucs. The comment read,
Tom Brady was the one who famously encouraged the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to sign AB amidst the chaos. He teamed up with Brown despite his off-the-field shenanigans. But Antonio Brown continues to reason that it was purely because of his balling skills and not out of pity.
Subsequently, the wide receiver clapped back on the X user, writing,
It remains to be seen if Brady would respond back. That said, Brown has seemingly claimed the 2nd of January as the day he would entertain the NFL world with his abrupt actions.