Antonio Brown mocks Cam Newton with viral post while on the run from police
Antonio Brown recently pestered Cam Newton on social media, deceitfully relating him to a viral influencer photo. This comes amidst a warrant for Brown's arrest in Miami-Dade County for an apparent May shooting incident.
Separately, Newton defended rookie Shilo Sanders after Brown posted an old training video supposedly to humiliate him.
Antonio Brown humiliates Cam Newton with savage post
Antonio Brown, notorious for his online antics, recently embroiled Cam Newton in a strange social media episode. The former
NFL
wideout posted a popular image of influencer Manny MUA's backside, then audaciously declared, "That's cam newton.'
This latest online antics surface while Brown is actively wanted by law enforcement in Miami-Dade County, Florida.
Reports indicate a warrant for his seizure was issued on June 15, following testimonies of his involvement in a shooting outside an amateur boxing event in May. As of July 1, he had not yet presented himself to authorities.
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Adding to the unfolding drama, Brown previously swirled controversy by uploading footage from an old training session emphasizing Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie safety Shilo Sanders. The video appeared to depict Brown dominating Sanders in route running drills, seemingly an attempt to minimize the young player's capabilities.
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However, Cam Newton rushed in to support Sanders. Speaking on his "4th and 1 Show," Newton conveyed that Sanders is currently attempting to establish himself in the NFL and that Brown's public critique, especially using an old video, was unwarranted. Newton further clarified that the training footage dates back to when Sanders was still in high school, a stark contrast to Brown's status as a top-tier NFL player at that time.
Newton enhanced the innate unfairness of the situation, articulating, 'In defense of Shilo, he's trying to carve out a place on the team." He continued, underscoring the age difference, 'He was a youngin', And you're talking about A.B. in his prime going against a teenager? That's not a fair matchup." Shilo Sanders, despite going undrafted in the 2025 NFL draft, ensured a free agent contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, incidentally Brown's former team.
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