Antonio Brown fires shocking tweet at Patriots owner Robert Kraft

Four-time NFL first-team All-Pro Antonio Brown recently tweeted an apology towards New England Patriots owner, Robert Kraft. In his tweet, Antonio Brown apologised to Patriots, saying that he was sorry for bringing "bad media" and "drama" to organisation. Brown played just one game in NFL for New England Patriots before his release on September 20 amid accusations of sexual assault.

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Antonio Brown issues an apology

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After his release, Antonio Brown went on to post a tweet about Patriots owner Robert Kraft after Kraft was charged with soliciting a prostitute in Florida. Brown has since deleted tweet. Antonio Brown's apology comes at a time when  former All-Pro wide receiver finds himself without a team in NFL. Interestingly, a day before he posted his apology, Antonio Brown shared someone else's post as a story on his Instagram which featured Brown photoshopped in a Philadelphia Eagles jersey with caption, "it's time". 

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Antonio Brown signed for Patriots after his acrimonious departure from Oakland Raiders. Brown was involved in a dispute with Raiders' general manr Mike Mayock over personal fines for missed practices. Since being cut by Patriots, Antonio Brown has filed grievances against Raiders and Patriots in hope of recouping some of lost salaries between both franchises. re has been some speculation regarding wher Antonio Brown's apology could be a plea of returning to NFL. Meanwhile, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has admitted that Patriots are struggling offensively. Could it all be falling into place for Antonio Brown very soon?

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