“No One Is Bigger”: Antonio Brown Realizes His Aggressive Tirade Against Tom Brady Was a Big Blunder as Latest Tweet Acknowledges Gravest Mistakes

Antonio Brown was once the legitimate highlight reel. However, his shenanigans often led to intense controversy and an imminent firing. The athlete lost his momentum after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers released him. He never returned to the league but found a way to remain close to the game. Brown may have received the impression that he did not find out as an active football athlete in the NFL.

Since coming off the game, Antonio Brown has remained around the star celebrities. He dove into some controversies and also dangled around some legal trouble. AB’s association with Kanye West made him the president of Donda Sports. He recently became the owner of the National Arena League’s football team, the Albany Empire.

Antonio Brown finally realizes it

Becoming an owner of a football team may have knocked some sense into Antonio Brown. He recently took to Twitter and talked about keeping the team as a top priority. AB tweeted, “As a owner I finally see now why it’s important to make everyone know no one is bigger then the Team ‘! As a player I always thought opposite !”

Brown is getting the owners’ perspective, as he can witness the work that goes beyond the turf. He may finally receive the reaction of what he did wrong in his 12-season NFL career and the troubles he caused to Tom Brady. Several would blame him for keeping his career on a blade’s edge and had the hard realization that wherever he did was wrong, even with TB12.

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Since becoming a franchise stakeholder, Brown seems to have some mega plans for the team. Mr. Big Chest is a buzz after becoming an owner, and he is looking for new opportunities to invest in making the city of Albany better.

Is there a collaboration on the way?

AB has fond memories of the city of Albany and intends to do something great for the area. His father, Eddie Brown, was once a trailblazing athlete with the Firebirds when the NAL was the Arena Football League. Brown seems to have grand plans, which begin with healthcare.

Morris Oiring, a healthcare expert, provided details on his interaction with the franchise stakeholder. Oiring teased a collaboration involving Brown and shared a photo of them sitting in a meeting space. He called AB a true visionary and aims there could be big things on the horizon.

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