Antonio Brown Drags Shedeur Sanders Into Jerry Jones’ NSFW Controversy After Cowboys Owner’s Clip Went Viral

Naming Antonio Brown “NFL controversies” would be an understatement. The former WR is known for his “X” trolling famous people like Tom Brady, WR Kadarius Toney, and his pastime posts about statements like, “Iowa women’s basketball superstar Caitlin Clark look like Mel Gibson.” Now after the circulation of the Cowboys owner’s clip Brown is back at his favorite activity.

Right after Jamie Foxx’s live video of the Cowboy owner talking about the player’s private parts went viral, Antonio posted a picture of a guy looking at a b— with the caption, “Jerry Jones scouting Shedeur Sanders.” Hinting that he will have to be careful of Jerry Jones if he decides to join the Cowboys.

In the viral video, Jones is saying,  “5’9 and a half 210, 4.41, 9 and 3-inch hands and 8 and a half inch d—” about the physical attributes of players. This video has become the talk of the town and people are saying he was referring to black players.

Although it is not new for Jones, in 2023 former NFL Media writer Jim Trotter filed a lawsuit against him for racist remarks. It stated that the Cowboys’ owner thinks, black players should not have any right to ask for more HBCU players for the NFL draft because “a large percentage of league revenue,” already goes to them. 

Now the question is Shedeur Sanders is also black. And will this video play a role in deciding if he wants to join Jerry Jones’ team?

Will Jerry Jones’ statement shape Shedeur’s decision to join the Cowboys?

Sanders’ game in the Colorado Buffaloes in 2023 hyped his status in the game. The QB became the most sacked QB in 2023, with a huge amount of 52 sacks, he also got in around 30+ touchdowns with 3200+ yards under his belt. Ever since then, Jerry Jones has been planning to sign him during the 2025 NFL Draft, putting Dak Prescott’s future in danger.

NFL scouts from various teams are claiming the Colorado Buffaloes quarterback is the “top prospect” in Jerry Jones’ eyes. And there could be chances of him going to America’s team. One of the reasons for this might be his father Deion Sanders’ liking for Jones since Deion had played five seasons, winning a Super Bowl in 1995 with the franchise. But after the recent racism allegations, will choose Jones’ team?

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