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No he didn't. I already explained it above. There was nothing in his text that suggested that.
Given all his baggage they didn't really wait for facts and at the time it seemed like the right move. Given that he managed to keep it together for 2020 Bucs I suppose you can say it was wrong but given everything else that has happened I tend to think we played it right. I think we are all willing to put morals aside at times for an extra win or 2 but I'm not going to fault a team for hitting their breaking points either even if the story turns out less than expected which I don't recall all the facts so I'm going by how I felt at the time combined with everything else that occured after.
It was the text of his thugs.
The way you explain it is very misleading and vague for people that haven't seen the text. I keep seeing the same wrong explanation of "he threatened the lady and had pictures of her kids", but can't say what the threat actually was. He did not have "pictures of her kids". it was taken from her social media account which is either public or Brown had access to because they follow each other. He put the picture in text to specifically humiliate her in front of his goons because she was a "broke single mom". He wanted them to get info on her to make her story less credible. People don't seem to bother reading the actual text.
Brown is just not a good person and many on this board didn't want him on the team the day he signed because of it. The red flag for the Pats was when the Raiders didn't even want to deal with him. It was thought that the Patriots effect would keep him on the straight and narrow, but it didn't work. He had a simple assignment from BB, but he refused to do what he was told. I didn't like him being released at the time because we didn't know much, but it turns out he's a terrible person and was bad for the locker room. I added a link in another thread regarding Brown that Ryan Clark tells the story of Brown's erratic behavior early in his career. Clark warned the Steelers to not give him an extension. Contrary to popular belief, the Vontez Burfit hit didn't cause his downfall - he was already nuts.
I read the whole thing. You missed the obvious message. You're downplaying it.
I'm not downplaying anything.
He's an idiot in including her in the text and said it was an accident. He sent the picture to humiliate her. You're acting as if he took the picture himself and sent it to the thugs to go visit them or insinuate that. That was never the instructions. Brown specifically states what he wanted his goons to do.
They cut him because he didn't follow a simple task from the Pats and ignore the accusations. His money was due and didn't want to risk him being suspended after the text came out. Kraft had his accusations of attending a spa with prostitutes and Chung had his Scarface moment. Brown by then was too much.
She's the one that did a drive by with Sports Illustrated and accused him of this. At least his first accuser brought a lawsuit against him. The painter just came out of the woodwork just because.
This makes her even more credible!
I've already mentioned Brown was turd and should've ignored her.
He’s chilling out of country until he can buy his way out of it and things cool down. Duh.
lol, buy his way out, lmao... dont think so, lol... he filed chapter 11 last year
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