The tables turn as the business of helmets cuts ties with Antonio Brown

While Antonio Brown should have been at the Raiders camp with his former teammates, he was busy fighting the NFL with his helmet. After the League heard two grievances and the two were shot, he miraculously opted for a helmet and returned to practice.

The helmet he chose is called the Xenith Shadow and he and the company made quite a deal for his helmet choice. he had a photo session with the money helmet and everything. He even made his avatar on Twitter.

And it turns out that the next day, Brown began his most aggressive efforts to date to force his exit from Oakland to another team that was also wearing (probably not by chance) a silver helmet.

He joined the Patriots just hours after being released by the Raiders, but as it was only a few days before the season, he was not going to play with this field at the moment. Now the helmet company says "thank you but no thanks"

It's hard to say which of the many negative titles of Antonio Brown since the day he chose his helmet scared the company. It would seem, at least according to schedule, that the last drop might have been the sexual harassment lawsuit brought this week against Brown by his former coach.

The league said today that it would not put him on the list of excluded commissioners, as long as the facts are collected. But that does not prevent a private company from wanting to stand out and stand out from a player whose name has not been positively seen lately.

This is probably not finished. This is never with AB. He will answer one way or another. Maybe refuse to practice or play again. But as Jon Gruden said this week when he had a random question from Antonio Brown "call his employer. "Cuz it's not the Raiders. AB is the problem of patriots now.