Randy Moss slaps Antonio Brown with harsh reality

Randy Moss was discussing the NFL with former Patriots teammate and current CBS analyst, Antonio Brown. After bashing Ben Roethlisberger and Cam Newton in recent weeks, Brown appears to have got what he wanted when Moss slapped him across the face. erly this week on Twitter for his terrible temper tantrum thrown after Randy threw a pick six into coverage at practice.

Randy Moss, who is a former NFL wide receiver, slapped Antonio Brown with harsh reality. The two were playing football when Randy Moss slapped Antonio Brown in the face and told him to “go back to Oakland.”

After walking out of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ game against the New York Jets in the middle of the game, Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss believes Antonio Brown’s NFL career is over.

Brown, as everyone knows, made waves on Sunday in Week 17 when he stripped off his jersey and gear before sprinting off the field naked during the third quarter. Despite Bruce Arians’ orders, he purportedly declined to play despite his ankle ailment, which he was reportedly worried about.

Regardless of the reason, Moss believes Brown was out of line for walking off the field and abandoning his team while the game was still in progress. He also said how AB fled despite Mike Evans’ attempts to calm him down on the sidelines, but to no effect.

“I’ve said it before about the code, about the brotherhood, and I’ll say it again. We don’t care what you do throughout the week as gamers. We are concerned with the three hours that we spend together as a group. I’m sure there will be a lot of discussion on mental health problems. If Antonio Brown has a mental health problem, so be it; take it seriously. But, since the way we treat mental health problems in our nation is so severe, I don’t want it to be a cop-out where mental health is pitted against ignorance. According to The Spun, Randy Moss commented, “You look at some of the stuff that Antonio Brown did yesterday, that was ridiculous.”

“One thing that really stuck out to me that made me shake my head and say, ‘Oh no,’ I know what kind of teammate, what kind of guy Mike Evans is.” I know who he is and what he stands for. Mike Evans went over there to try to calm Antonio Brown down because ‘you need to fight with me, we’re here to play football,’ but Antonio Brown took it upon himself to say, ‘you know what, the hell with all of you guys.’ So, Suzy, to answer your question, will he be on a different team? “Who would want to play alongside Antonio Brown?” is the question.

Although the Buccaneers have yet to make a final decision on Antonio Brown, Bruce Arians said after Sunday’s game that the former Pro Bowl wide receiver is no longer with the club. And, as Randy Moss said, AB may have trouble finding a new club.

There’s no denying his potential, but given his history of problems in 2021–from his COVID-19 phony immunization card to bailing on the Buccaneers in the middle of a game–reasonable it’s to assume other clubs will be wary of signing him.

“Is he going to be on another team? Who would want to play with Antonio Brown, the question is?”

—@RandyMoss pic.twitter.com/ipthHb0GiT —@RandyMoss pic.twitter.com/ipthHb0GiT

— January 4, 2022, NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL)

There’s also the matter of whether or not other players would be willing to join him on the field. Given all of his off-court distractions, it’s debatable if it’s even worth it to take a chance on him.

If Brown does have a mental health problem, we hope he receives the therapy and assistance he needs. But, in terms of his professional career, he may have just placed the last nail in the coffin with his startling acts, which have had the whole sports world talking and buzzing.

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