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Despite the fact that the 2019 NFL season is all but coming to a close, former Pittsburgh Steelers, Oakland Raiders, and New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown continues to attempt to smooth over his relations with the league in increasingly public and bizarre fashion.
Conveniently following the New England Patriots 23-16 home loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, Antonio Brown posted another slickly produced hype video about himself — titled ‘COMEBACK WILL BE GREATER THAN THE SETBACK’ — that he’s trying to pass off as an apology.
“Some people make mistakes multiple times before turning them into a teaching moment. Sometimes these mistakes cost you almost everything. But faith in God and in myself I know that my time will come again,” Brown wrote on Twitter.
“No matter who you are, we all make mistakes in life. Some make one mistake and learn from it, some make mistakes multiple times before turning them into a teaching moment. Sometimes these mistakes cost you almost everything. But with faith in God and in myself I know that my time will come again,” the caption to the video on YouTube reads.
The video is just the latest of Brown’s many “look at me” publicity stunts in recent months to try and get himself back into the National Football League. However, unfortunately for Brown, all of these tweets and videos are doing more harm than good, as they only raise further questions about the mercurial wide receiver’s current state of mind.
With the 2019 season looking like a lost year for the former All-Pro, the odds of seeing AB suit up in the league again seem less likely than ever.
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