Antonio Brown says he's not going to retire and goes on to quarrel with Rams S Eric Weddle

In case, for whatever reason, you think Antonio Brown, a student from central Michigan, who claims to be no longer playing in the NFL, rest assured. It took him four days to withdraw the proclamation.

The former receiver of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots said in a tweet on Thursday that he was planning to continue playing football.

Antonio Brown does not seem to be retiring

Of course, Brown's willingness to play in the NFL is only half the battle at this stage. After the Patriots' Brown Cup, the NFL announced that its investigation of the allegations of sexual assault against the escrow was still ongoing and that its signature before the end of the investigation would risk placing it on the restricted list. Commissioner.

So, if a team wants to sign Brown before the NFL completes its investigation, it runs the risk of not being able to play against it while having to pay it.

Brown naturally indicated that he still thought he could land with a new team by the end of 2019.

Antonio Brown is fighting on Twitter

A few hours later, when it was Antonio Brown, the 31-year-old had also shot at Nike, who had dropped him after the sexual assault charges were issued, and the journalist Sports Illustrated, Robert Klemko, whose reportage on Brown received another charge of sexual misconduct. his alleged subsequent harassment of the accuser led to Brown's release from the Patriots.

Regarding Klemko, Brown spoke of an incident in 2014 in which the journalist was arrested for a physical altercation with a taxi driver, which resulted in a four-week suspension of Sports Illustrated.

Brown's day on Twitter is naturally pursued with Eric Weddle, who has played several times against the Rams in Los Angeles during his stint at the Baltimore Ravens.

The exchange began when Weddle seemed to disagree with Brown's assessment of himself, then he managed some decent shots against the receiver.

As you can imagine, Brown did not quite understand that.

Then, well, there was a lot of screaming online.

And so goes another day in the world of Antonio Brown unemployed. We will see if he will have another chance to deal with the NFL's protective measures on the ground again.

Let's see what The Iron Sheik has to say on the subject.

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