An epiphany! Antonio Brown finally gets it.
After years of “me” not “we”, AB finally gets it, at least he says he does.
Brown recently bought a stake in National Arena Football League team, Albany Empire and that has apparently opened up his eyes.
“As owner I finally see now why it’s important to make everyone know no one is bigger (than) the Team! As a player I always thought the opposite,” Brown said in a tweet.
Brown was notorious for his on and off-field outbursts and selfish behavior in the NFL and while with the Steelers.
He walked out on his team during the last game of the 2018 season. He was later traded to the then Oakland Raiders, before being cut and joined New England to play in one single game with the Patriots.
Brown won a Super Bowl with Tom Brady in Tampa, before walking out on the Buccaneers in the middle of a game toward the end of the 2022 season.
Brown recently said he plans to move to the Albany area to help build the franchise.
His father Eddie Brown is also part of the Empire, named vice president of football operations.
The older Brown was star player for the Empire back in the 1990s.