Antonio Brown draws common thread between Steelers, Raiders, Bills, Patriots, Saints

National Football League (NFL) Playoffs threw up some major surprises, starting with New England Patriots falling to a defeat against Tennessee Titans. Buffalo Bills also crashed out of playoffs, continuing ir abysmal run. Pittsburgh Steelers failed to make  post-season games and Raiders followed suit. Saints, on or hand, almost made it through Wild Card round, but Minnesota Vikings held on despite a late resurgence from Saints. While disappointment surrounding se teams may have gone a tad unticed amid Patriots' alarming struggles, Antonio Brown was quick to spot common thread tying fortunes of all se teams toger. 

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Antonio Brown revels in recent losses by Steelers, Raiders, Bills, Patriots and Saints

Antonio Brown may t have played in NFL since Patriots' Week 2 encounter with Miami Dolphins, but four-time First-team All-Pro has been grabbing headlines since, as if his career depended on it. former Patriots wide receiver spent nine years with Pittsburgh Steelers, earning four Pro Bowl appearances along way. He was n traded to Buffalo Bills. That move, however, lasted shorter than his stint with Patriots. He n made his way to Oakland Raiders, where, after numerous run-ins with manment, he was released. Patriots n went in for Antonio Brown. That move lasted just one game after his comments against Patriots owner Robert Kraft led to his release. Saints brought Antonio Brown in for a workout in December last year. Saints n decided against move. 

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From his post on Twitter, it is clear that Antonio Brown believes failure of those teams to hang on to his services led to ir downfall this season. However, re is a case to be made that Brown got himself exiled after his off--field antics. multiple allegations of sexual assault, combined with his Twitter tirade and his refusal to play by rules (which is also why his workout with Saints didn't end well) will mean that Antonio Brown, for all his on-field talents will have to, in all likelihood, continue his exile from NFL until next season, at very least. 

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