Antonio Brown On How The National Arena Football League Is Corrupt

Things probably haven’t gone exactly as Antonio Brown probably hoped since he played his last game in the NFL a couple of years ago.

He did have somewhat of a popular song that came with a dance everyone liked so that’s a positive but other than that things haven’t really gone well.

The latest is him being told his Arena Football team was being kicked out of the National Arena League. He owned the Albany Empire and as the owner of the team for less than a year, the league’s reigning MVP quit along with about half of the team with some of them saying he refused to pay them. Plus they were allegedly delinquent on their payments.

The league had had enough of everything and kicked the Empire out of the league.

The Empire wasn’t the only team to get kicked out though. The Fayetteville Mustangs also got the boot from the league and after, AB decided to give his reason on why that was.

In a two word tweet, AB said the league was corrupt and left it at that.

The NAL only has 5 teams left so could AB be telling the truth?


 

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