Antonio Brown is among the best wide receivers to ever play in the NFL. He has been a free agent since his incident on the field against the New York Jets. However, he has stayed close to the game since then. Brown also made an attempt to purchase an NFL franchise when it was for sale.

Antonio Brown and his billionaire pal Kanye West were very interested in purchasing the Denver Broncos. AB and Kanye have a very good relationship and are often seen hanging out with each other. Kanye West had also named Brown as the president of Donda Sports.

Back in February, Antonio Brown expressed his desire to purchase the Broncos. He spoke to TMZ about it, and said, “Tell Roger [Goodell] to call me. We’re working on it … We’re working towards getting it done.” Unfortunately, the duo was unable to buy the franchise.

The Walton-Penner family ownership group was able to buy the Denver Broncos for an estimated amount of $4.65 billion. It is a record price for a North American sports franchise. The Denver Broncos are also a Super Bowl contender in the upcoming season.

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This business investment could turn out to be a great one for the new owners. The vision of Antonio Brown and Kanye West was pretty good, but unfortunately, they weren’t able to materialize it.

Antonio Brown could have been a part of a Super Bowl contender once again

Antonio Brown has already won a Super Bowl as a player. He was an important part of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers squad that won the Super Bowl in 2021. Brown could have become part of a Super Bowl contender once again. However, this time it would have been as an owner.

The arrival of Russell Wilson in Denver has made the Broncos a Super Bowl contender immediately. Wilson joined the Broncos from the Seahawks in order to achieve more success in his career. The Broncos have a better squad than the Seahawks currently, and as a result, Wilson will be able to maximize his talent. 

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