Intimidating Texts Led Patriots To Release Antonio Brown

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Intimidating Texts Led Patriots To Release Antonio Brown 

Post#1 » by RealGM Wiretap » Sun Sep 22, 2019 3:43 pm

The New England Patriots decided to release Antonio Brown following the report he sent intimated group text messages to an artist who accused him on unwanted sexual advances.

\"That crossed the line,\" one source familiar with the organization\'s thinking told ESPN. \"This was real evidence.\"

The Patriots are expected to withhold the $9 million signing bonus they agreed to pay Brown when he signed.

Among other factors, New England will lean on the \"representation and warranty\" clause in Brown\'s contract that specifically states: \"Player represent warrants and covenance to the club that he will 1) execute in good faith and to the best of his ability all of his obligations to and for the club; 2) he does not and will not participate and is not engaged or will not engage in any conduct or activity that is illegal, unlawful or immoral. And 3) No circumstances exist that would prevent players continuing availability to the club for the duration of the contract.\"

Some NFL sources strongly believe the Patriots will eventually owe Brown $9 million.

Via Adam Schefter/ESPN

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Re: Intimidating Texts Led Patriots To Release Antonio Brown 

Post#2 » by IWishIWasHarden » Sun Sep 22, 2019 6:23 pm

I'm sure Brown probably did send them, but there was no evidence that he did.

The images only showed the senders name, but anyone who knows tech knows that you can always change your name to anything you want it to be. That is how spam tricks you into thinking you got mail from an official source.

The only way to see who sent the email is to click on that name and then check the email address.

The pictures never showed the email address. They only showed the name.

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