Antonio Brown always seems to find new ways to get himself into trouble. The latest incident in which Brown has found himself in some hot water saw him get into a verbal altercation at a National Arena League game between the Albany Empire and Orlando Predators. And afterwards, Brown didn't seem too happy with how the situation was handled.
Brown is part of the ownership group for the Empire, and was walking around the field right before the halftime festivities for the game were about to begin. The security guard Brown came in contact with repeatedly told him to get off the field, with Brown refusing, saying that he owned the field. Over the ensuing days, Brown blasted the security guard, as he clearly wasn't happy with how he was being treated.
“Antonio Brown got into a heated spat with a security guard at a National Arena League game over the weekend … but a spokesperson for the venue tells TMZ Sports the former NFL star was in the wrong in the situation. The incident went down at halftime of Albany Empire's season-opening game against the Orlando Predators in New York … when Brown — who just became part owner of the Albany squad last month — was down on the field trying to hype up fans. In videos that Brown posted from the game, you can see as he was shaking hands with kids and waving to people in the stands … an MVP Arena security guard told him he needed to get off the field ASAP. On Monday and Tuesday, Brown blasted the guard over the situation saying on his social media pages the matter was ‘disgraceful.'” – TMZ Sports
The situation eventually defused itself, but it still isn't a good look for Brown. However, Brown wasn't kicked out of the stadium or banned for a period of time, and considering his involvement with the Empire, chances are this won't be the last game he attends. Hopefully he can stay out of trouble at the next game he attends, though.
