The Auburn Tigers squared off with the Arkansas Razorbacks in a college football matchup on Saturday, September 19. But it was former all-pro NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown who was trending during the game.
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Fans Compare Talen Green To Antonio Brown After Viral Kick
Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback Taylen Green got loose in the open field. And while most quarterbacks opt to slide when pursued by defenders, Green tried to hurdle a crowd of defenders and ended up kicking one of them in the face.
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Fans took notice of this comparing it to when Antonio Brown tried to do the same thing during his time with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
"Arkansas QB just pulled an Antonio Brown lmao," one user said on X, formerly known as Twitter.
"Somewhere in an insane asylum Antonio Brown is smiling," another user added.
"Lmaooo how deep is our Qb room?? Because aint no way he tryna act like Antonio Brown," another user added.
"Close enough welcome back Antonio Brown," another said.
Star Receiver Dispels Narratives About Final NFL Game
Antonio Browns NFL career was filled with controversy. But the finale of his career was perhaps his most memorable act. In his final career game with the Tampa Bay Buccanneers, Brown appeared to be having a dispute on the sideline with an assistant coach during a game against the New York Jets.
Brown could have talked the issues out with the coach calmly on the sideline or perhaps even waited until he got to the locker room. But instead Brown removed his helmet, jersey, and shoulder pads. He then ran off the sideline, onto the field, and into the locker room as he pumped up the crowd at MetLife Stadium.
A lot of people chalked up the spectacle as Brown just being up to his old antics. But he maintains the argument started after he told a coach he couldn't play because he was hurt.
"I took a seat on the sideline and my coach came up to me, very upset, and shouted, 'What's wrong with you? What's wrong with you?' I told him, 'It's my ankle.' But he knew that. It was well-documented and we had discussed it," Brown said.
"He then ordered me to get on the field. I said, 'Coach, I can't.' He didn't call for medical attention. Instead, he shouted at me, 'YOU'RE DONE!' while he ran his finger across his throat. Coach was telling me that if I didn't play hurt, then I was done with the Bucs."
