TAMPA FL. — Former BuccaneersWide receiver Antonio Brown“His recent sideline outburst versus the New York JetsHe was fired from the Buccaneers and other incidents that he had been involved in have been miscategorized “mental health problems.”
In a preview of an episode of “I Am Athlete”Brown told Brandon Marshall, an ex-NFL wide receiver, that he doesn’t have mental health issues and that the entire article will be published in its entirety on January 24.
“Everyone had a different reaction to what happened. Brown stated that it all depends on where you come from and how you feel. No one will know this regardless of who or what you are. The thing about football players, mental illness and CTE is that these guys will do anything to gain an obligated benefit. However, in the midst these gains, and along that journey, there is a lot that happened that may not have been rightly handled.
“And then you began your career on high. It’s like riding a rollercoaster. Everyone leaves when it goes down. … Brown asked, “Why does everyone react like he is crazy to something bad? We all care about our mental health.” “There is nothing wrong with me mental health. I was told by someone, “Get the f— outta here.” I am not passive-aggressive.
Brown and Sean Burstyn his attorney claimed that the Bucs tried mislabel Brown’s outburstst as a mental illness and wanted Brown to get counseling. Brown claimed that his ankle was too hurt to continue playing and Arians advised him to get off the field.
Brown released earlier this month by the Buccaneers. He has since shifted his focus on his music career and his rehab of his ankle. He stated that he would like to continue playing football next season. He has released a song, “Pit Not the Palace.” Two weeks ago, he was courtside at a Brooklyn Nets-Memphis Grizzlies match. He has participated in photo shoots with his pals Kanye, Floyd Mayweather, and Madonna.
He has admitted to seeking treatment for mental illness in the past. His father, Eddie Brown, told ESPN’s Jeremy FowlerBrown was receiving therapy after being released by the New England PatriotsIn 2019, there were two allegations of sexual assault.
Brown indicated his support for mental health treatment. In an interview with ESPN in February 2020Brown was asked by a reporter if he needed help with his mental health. To which he replied that “we all need mental support.”
Brown’s life was different then. Brown was arrested and had been charged with battery and felony burglary. Chelsie Kyriss was the mother to three of his children and shared on Instagram that her family is focusing on building a new lifestyle free from impulsive and reckless behavior. She stated that Brown should seek help to get the mental health treatment he desperately needs in order to be the father he deserves.
He and Kyriss came to an agreement, and she and her children were present when Brown and The Bucs won the game. Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV. Brown also had anger management counseling and was removed from probation one year early because of his good conduct. Bruce Arians and Jason Licht, general manager of the Bucs, described Brown as a “model citizen” several times before his departure.
Arians stated that his departure was difficult. I wish him well. I wish him well. [that he]Get some. It’s difficult because I love him.”