Disgraced NFL legend Antonio Brown blasted by fans for vulgar Jason Kelce post
By OLIVER SALT
Controversial ex-NFL star Antonio Brown has sparked outrage once again after sharing a vile message about Jason Kelce's work for an autism charity.
Brown, who is currently wanted by police on an attempted murder charge after wielding a gun in a shocking brawl last month, has become notorious for his offensive social media antics since his NFL career came to an end in 2022.
And this week the Super Bowl-winning wide receiver has caused more contention by mocking Kelce about 'getting naked' to raise money for 'retarded kids'.
The Philadelphia Eagles legend was spotted at an Autism Foundation Event for his former team this week, where he went viral for turning up in a rainbow-themed hat, a crop top and speedos with the colors of the American flag.
Brown has received a backlash after quoting a picture of his outfit and writing: 'jason kelce getting naked for retarded kids but i’m the crazy one…'
One user replied to the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers player: 'chill out with that'.
Antonio Brown has sparked outrage once again with a vile message about Jason Kelce (left)
The disgraced ex-NFL star mocked Kelce for 'getting naked' to raise money for 'retarded kids'
Brown has become notorious for his offensive and insulting social media posts in recent years
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'AB you can f**k right off,' said another before adding, 'the words retarded shouldn’t be used here'.
While another commented: 'Kelce's a legend, no need to hate'.
At the start of 2024, Kelce's younger brother Travis described Brown as one of his 'favorite follows' on Twitter (now X) despite the controversy he frequently whips up.
After being referred to as one of his 'dopest crackers', Travis said on his and Jason's New Heights podcast: 'I appreciate you AB, man. Feels good to be one of the dopest crackers,' Travis replied, while laughing. 'I love that s***. He's one of my favorite follows on twitter, you've got to follow him.'
Miami-Dade County police are looking to arrest Brown on an attempted murder charge as a result of a shooting at a boxing event last month in Florida.
The Florida warrant was signed by a judge earlier this month and requires the former football star to post $10,000 bond and remain under house arrest pending a trial, according to court files provided to Daily Mail.
The Washington Post was first to report the existence of the warrant for attempted second-degree murder, which carries a penalty of up to 15 years behind bars in Florida.
Brown was seen fighting with a group of men
At one stage he re-appeared with what looked like a fire-arm
The Super Bowl winner is currently wanted by police on an attempted murder charge after wielding a gun in a shocking brawl last month
As seen in shocking viral video from a celebrity boxing event in Miami last month, Brown appeared to pull out a gun as he ran back towards a skirmish. Shots are then heard off camera as frightened onlookers flee the area.
The 36-year-old was dragged to the floor by a man who, it later emerged, was a member of security trying to protect him.
No victims emerged at the time, so Brown wasn't arrested. Instead when viral video of the incident surfaced online, Brown claimed he was the victim of an attempted robbery: 'Regarding the boxing event that happened last night. I was jumped by multiple individuals who tried to steal my jewelry and cause physical harm to me.'
However, the other combatant told Daily Mail a different story last month. That man, Zül-Qarnaįn Nantambu, instead claimed the troubled former NFL star instigated the violent incident and personally fired the shots, possibly in response to a legal battle between the two in federal bankruptcy court.
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