Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown had a wild weekend. Brown went viral when he infamously posted video evidence of him exposing himself to shocked fellow patrons at a hotel pool. He then took to Twitter and joked that NFL teams should sign him because “nobody can expose a D” like him.
But Brown didn’t stop there! Following the Tampa Bay Buccaneers‘ loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday Night Football, Brown took to Instagram to bizarrely post a photo with Tom Brady‘s wife, Gisele Bündchen.

It’s unclear as of now what Brown meant by the post. Whether it was harmless fun of a man clearly going through a lot, or if he is insinuating a relationship with Bündchen, who is currently weathering matrimonial differences with Brown’s former quarterback.
Regardless, the NFL world was quick to react to Brown’s post:
“Bro why u gotta do this to ur biggest defender lmao,” one user wrote.
“This man is wild,” said another commenter.
“NOOOOOOO,” was all one Instagram user could muster. That comment earned over 1,900 “likes.”
“Find Christ,” another user commented.
“Please get help AB,” pleaded another fan.
As of this writing, Brown remains a free agent.
[Antonio Brown on Instagram]

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