TAMPA FL. — The right glove for former Tampa Bay BuccaneersWide receiver Antonio BrownAuction of the MetLife Stadium mid-meltdown throw at the stands on Jan. 2, is open
The listing which can be found at Lelands Sports Memorabilia and Card AuctionsIt’s a “tangible memento” from an NFL moment, according to. It is up to $310 in 24 hours with a starting price of $81, Brown’s jersey number while with the Buccaneers.
Brown stated that his emotional reaction was caused by Bruce Arians telling Brown to leave the field. Arians had said to Brown that he had told him he was too injured not to continue playing. Brown also threw in his undershirt to protest the Bucs logo. In his final appearance as a Buccaneer, he jogged across the end zone to the tunnel.
Arians claimed that Brown did not tell him that he was injured and that Brown’s frustrations were due to a lack targets. He needed multiple teammates to calm him down at halftime.
Jason Licht, general manager of the Bucs, stated to ESPN that Brown had spoken with Ed Wasielewski in the week before the episode. had asked the Bucs to guarantee $2 million in his contractThis was previously tied to incentives. The Bucs declined to grant the request.
Brown and Sean Burstyn, his attorney have threatened legal action against the BuccaneersHis termination was possible, with a possible defamation suit against him, claiming that he was forced to go through pain and that the Bucs have pushed a false mental health narrative.
Burstyn stated that an MRI was performed within a few hours of the incident and revealed broken bone fragments, a ligament tear from the bone, and cartilage loss.
The glove’s interior features a unique logo, which has been blacked-out by the Oakland Raiders. Brown was released in September 2019 following a dispute with Mike Mayock, who led to nearly $30 million in contract guarantees being void.
Brown stated that he wants to continue playing in the NFL after his ankle has healed from surgery.