Vontaze Burfict Speaks Out About Joining Nemesis Antonio Brown On The Raiders, The Same Guy He Tried To Decapitate

News broke Tuesday that the Oakland Raiders have signed oft-troubled former Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict to a one-year, $5 million deal.

Burfict, who was suspended three times for a total of 10 games in his seven-year stint with the Bengals, made several enemies across the league. One of the most high profile enemies being new teammate Antonio Brown, who Burfict was delivered multiple illegal hits on.

This one concussed Brown and knocked him out of the 2016 playoffs. Burfict was ejected and later suspended for three games.

Here’s one that cost the former Pro Bowler a $112,000 fine.

The upcoming reunion of two enemies had lit a fire under NFL Twitter, with fans needing to know what their initial meeting will be like.

The 28-year-old Burfict claims that despite his rocky history with arguably the league’s best receiver, now that they are teammates it’s “all love.”

Via ESPN:

“We’re on the same team,” Burfict said. “It’s one goal. It’s all positive, man. He’s a great player. He’s gonna be in the Hall of Fame one day. … I’m going to approach him just like I do all my other teammates. … There’s nothing negative here. We’re on the same team. We’re trying to win a championship here.

“Honestly, we might be the closest friends on the team, you know what I mean? So, just got to go along with it, and I can’t wait to meet him.”

Brown later tweeted that the two had spoken and seem to have buried the hatchet.

#BullySeason.