Antonio Brown Gets A Ride To Airport After State Troopers Rejection

State Troopers rejected Antonio Brown a ride to the airport hours after his missed during the Tampa Bucs and the New York Jets.

Antonio Brown and Tamps Bucs head coach, Arians exchanged words at the sideline which did not go down well with Antonio Brown.

Shortly, Antonio Brown walked off the pitch as he bid farewell to the fans. Brown removed his helmet, pads and threw his shirt into the stands before running to the locker room while giving the peace sign to fans.

Danny Chalet, a driver made several posts on his Instagram story that show him on FaceTime with Antonio Brown and showed him driving Brown. Chalet said the two were in New York.

This follows the report from Jenna Laine that Antonio Brown was denied a ride to the airport by the State Troopers. Antonio Brown did not leave with the Tampa Bucs. Later, through an Instagram post, Antonio Brown thanked the Bucs for the opportunity.

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