Antonio Brown willing to join Tom Brady at Buccaneers 'expeditiously' if contract offered

Wide receiver Antonio Brown recently admitted that he would be happy to sign a contract with Tampa Bay Buccaneers if were to come calling. Bucs arguably made best signing of 2020 NFL free ncy by acquiring six-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady. However, it was earlier reported that teams interested in signing Tom Brady believed that Brady wanted to bring Brown with him to that franchise.

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Antonio Brown trade: Antonio Brown Buccaneers move on cards?

While Tom Brady reportedly signed a lucrative deal with Buccaneers, Antonio Brown still remains a free nt with little to interest being shown by any NFL franchise. During a recent QnA session on Instagram Live, Antonio Brown was asked if he would like to join Tom Brady at Tampa Bay. 31-year-old was quick to respond that he would 'expeditiously' join Bucs if y made him an offer.

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Antonio Brown did team up with Tom Brady after former joined Patriots in 2019. However, sexual assault allegations on Brown by former trainer Brittany Taylor meant Brown was cut by Patriots within one month. wide receiver did play one game for Patriots before being released.

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Antonio Brown trade: Did Antonio Brown sign with Bucs?

According to Antonio Brown Instagram comments, seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver might be more than willing to join Tampa Bay Buccaneers. NFL insider Ian Rapoport tes that Bucs head coach Bruce Arians does t fancy Brown playing in Tampa. Arians worked with Brown during his time as Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive coordinator in 2010. During a recent podcast on ESPN, Arians squashed  'Antonio Brown Buccaneers' rumours stating, "re's too much miscommunication, too much ... diva".

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