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Well, it did not last long.
On September 4, Xenith announced the creation of a partnership with Antonio Brown regarding the wearing of the helmet, allowing him to wear his Shadow model. PFT noted Wednesday that Brown was no longer wearing a Xenith helmet.
The helmet maker announced Friday that it has ended its relationship with Patriots receiver Adam Schefter of ESPN.
"We are looking forward to seeing the Xenith Shadow worn by football athletes at all levels of play this fall," the company said via Schefter.
It is unclear whether Xenith ended his relationship with Brown because Brown decided to wear a different helmet or because of a suit brought this week to Brown's charge of sexual assault.
Brown filed two grievances for the right to wear the Schutt Air Advantage helmet, now abandoned, that he carried throughout his career. Brown is now wearing a newer Schutt model called Schutt Air XP, by Helmet Stalker.
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