Antonio Brown 0 Days From Fiasco Again, After Posting Edited Snap of Tom Brady to Mock Gisele Bündchen’s Final Divorce Call

Another Antonio Brown merchandise targeting Tom Brady

Antonio Brown has been hitting out at Tom Brady ever since the WR’s unceremonious exit from the NFL. The latest on that front is a new t-shirt mocking Brady and Bündchen’s final divorce call. The snap is edited and made to look like Brady is wearing the t-shirt with ‘Antonio Brown divorce lawyer’ written on it. It also features a mock phone number that says, ‘1800-Business is boomin’. 

This is not the first time that Brown has targeted Brady. Just days ago, he had released another t-shirt with a photo of Bündchen hugging him. He had announced that all the sale proceeds will go to ‘‘charities supporting America’s fatherless kids.”

When confronted, AB denied that the Bündchen t-shirt was a dig at Brady. Speaking with Patrick Bet-David on the latter’s podcast, he said it was just a t-shirt that raised money. “I’m not smashing his girl. What do you mean? It’s a t-shirt that raised money from a real moment that happened. How is this a reach?” 

Brown’s exit from the NFL

Antonio Brown and Tom Brady were good friends in the past. The QB is said to have struck his neck out for the WR on a number of occasions. But since Brown’s last NFL game for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, things have gone south between the two.

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AB last played in the NFL for the Bucs in January 2022. It was a week 17 game against the New York Jets. In the third quarter of the game, Brown suddenly removed his uniform and gear, waved at the fans, and ran towards the locker room. Some of his teammates tried to stop him but to no avail. The Bucs terminated his contract a few days later, and he has been a free agent ever since.

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