Antonio Brown’s lawyer Sean Burstyn has spoken on allegations that the wide receiver for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers got a fake COVID-19 vaccinated card. According to him, his client would love to show the whole world that his client would love to show the whole world that he’s one of the players following the NFL COVID-19 protocols.
Sean Burstyn speaking to ESPN’s Jenna Laine, said Antonio is ready to get a booster shot live on television if required to do so.
“If Antonio’s [Brown] doctors and the guidelines require a booster shot, then at that time, he’ll be happy to do it live on TV and everyone can come watch.”
Via SI:
Burstyn does not doubt his client’s COVID-19 vaccination status, despite not having proper documentation to prove it. Prior reporting, per the Tampa Bay Times, showed text messages between Ruiz and Brown’s girlfriend Cydney Moreau asking could Ruiz obtain the fake vaccination card.
But, Moreau reportedly denied knowing or being in communication with Ruiz. As this situation continues to unfold and the full truth unknown, it will be interesting to see if Burstyn keeps his confident stance about his client.
The Bucs have come out to support Antonio Brown, and there are several theories on why they did that.
The Chef had a FIXER contact the Bucs to let them know that if AB didn’t pay up, he would leak the story to all the websites and blogs.
The Bucs had 30 days before he actually did that, and in that time, it is possible Brown got his shot and has all his paperwork in order.
The NFL says they will look into it, but based on the Aaron Rodgers situation, don’t expect them to look very hard.
In the end, it is a nonstory that will generate a lot of attention and clicks, but not much else.
Flip the pages for AB’s girl talking to the Chef and more pics of her if you are into the Milk Yacht.
