If Antonio Brown does not wind up receiving his $9M signing bonus from the Patriots (the first $5M was due to be paid on Monday), he will go from a $30M guarantee in March to $9M guaranteed to just $158,333 made for 2019.
If Antonio Brown does not wind up receiving his $9M signing bonus from the Patriots (the first $5M was due to be paid on Monday), he will go from a $30M guarantee in March to $9M guaranteed to just $158,333 made for 2019.
Originally Posted by BryanBusby:
Nobody is picking him up. He would immediately go to the exempt list.
This has nothing to do with the Pats wanting to do the right thing. They just didn't want to pay him to sit at home. They're still fraud pieces of shit.
Can’t go on the exempt list if you ain’t on a team [Reply]
Originally Posted by Amnorix:
Except they didn't. Pats had like six hours to sign him after the Raiders announced they were releasing him. Wasn't tough.
Wrong, He wasn't going to play for anyone except the Cheatriots from the minute he started his antics in Oakland. He knew what he was doing. [Reply]
Originally Posted by R8RFAN:
Wrong, He wasn't going to play for anyone except the Cheatriots from the minute he started his antics in Oakland. He knew what he was doing.
