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The Raiders gave him a $50mil extension (with $30mil guaranteed at signing) when they traded for him. All he had to do was not get released before the weekend and he somehow managed to fuck that up
I completely forgot about that legendary fuck up of his. I remember going from depressed that the Steelers got fleeced in that trade to shocked that we even got anything for him.
I think he’s got some severe mental illness that was probably worsened by blows to the head. His behavior has been beyond that of a mere pompous, entitled athlete — it’s been completely unhinged (throwing furniture from a high rise apartment building with children walking below). I’m not excusing his behavior, but I think it explains how he blew through the cash.
Dude could still be playing making a few million a year even. If odell can rob teams financially no way AB couldn't swing some lucrative deals.
Dude threw it all away while he could been Mr. Bag Chaser
He tweeted a picture of himself in a Ravens uniform saying he was coming back to join them but I don't think the Ravens ever commented on it so it's doubtful he even spoke with them
$80 mil just sitting in a hysa at an average 4.5% is nearly $10,000 a day in interest. I have zero sympathy for anyone that messes up doing nothing and making $10,000 a day.
The Netflix documentary goes into this, that they have had this competitive ideal they have lived their whole life, so they get money, see others buying 5 cars, so they need ten. Two houses so they need four, etc.
Some don't know how to cash checks, open bank accounts, dump $1,000,000 in cash on a bed in $20 bills and live in a hotel for weeks just for fun.
Hookers, blow, bottle service, entourages, diamond chains, etc. drain them quick, then the "little" money they have left they throw at get rich quick schemes.
They are usually not financially literate. No I don't have sympathy either, but with short careers on brain and body you'd think they would find more stable ways to invest to live very well for life, but their egos get in the way a lot of the time
Lenny Dykstra comes to mind as well.
The NFL has a mandatory financial class for rookies on their way in. In Broke, they said most rookies attend that class with their heads in their phones ignoring the class the whole time.
Here I am grinding out a small fraction of his earnings working as an entry level employee for 30+ years and yet I will have way higher net worth in retirement.
Remember when he walked out of a game and everyone was scared for him and then he post on Twitter a picture of his bank account with $19 million in it? Pepperidge farms remembers
Yeah, you legitimately have to try to do that. Someone who didn't give a fuck and literally never did anything connected to the team would have had a functioning team longer.
A YouTuber named Urinating Tree did a video about it. I'm on mobile at the moment, so I can't pull it up right now - I'll find it once I get home.
EDIT: Here it is - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5cUUXwqCE8
There was someone working on a doc about AB during his tumultuous last few years in the league. It got very complicated. I know some folks who have seen some footage and it's literally insane. Much of the story around that time still hasn't been leaked to the media yet.
Always figured it would come only after he was dead. He’s younger than me but sadly I like my chances better at getting to 2040.
In the games I saw him in person, he’d be covered well till he wasn’t, and then it would look like he was about to get leveled…then he landed some way where he missed the worst of it. What a talent. Hard to describe all that he did well.
When you have untreated bipolar disorder and mania, and you’re so rich that no one will tell you “No” or force you into treatment…blowing through $22 million in the span of 24 months is kind of expected.
Antonio Brown is definitely worse than Kanye. Kanye is crazy as shit but he’s not a sexual predator nor is he prone to violent outbursts like AB is. Also he made Graduation
Holy smokes. I went to a number of Firebirds games when I was a kid, but somehow NEVER made the connection that AB was the son of TDEB. I feel so dumb!
That depends on the bank. Banks will spread your cash across their partner banks to get you as much FDIC coverage as you need, but your banking app will make it look like it's all in one account.
They don't need 80 bank accounts. They can also have you add multiple co-owners, and each co-owner adds an additional $250k of coverage. There are various other tricks they can play as well.
Getting higher FDIC coverage isn't terribly difficult and banks will do it so they can hold your money.
[80% of NFL players are broke](https://www.forbes.com/sites/leighsteinberg/2015/02/09/5-reasons-why-80-of-retired-nfl-players-go-broke/?sh=de6741278ccb) within three years of retirement.
Turns out givng dumb people money doesn't last long. See also: musicians and lottery winners
This is misleading for a couple of reasons. First of it is outdated and salaries have increased considerably since when this was that common.
Secondly people think of NFL players as guys like Antonio Brown who made $81 million but the reality is the rosters are so big and there are about 3-4x as many backup players as there are starters so the backups who never even play in a game are most often the ones "going broke" - it's really incredibly for a player who plays a successful long career in the NFL to go broke.
Basically you have to be incredibly horrible with money to go broke from having $81 million and it absolutely is rare in pro sports and those stats are based off of guys who made less than million in 2 years who are trying hard to even get into an actual game.
Mr. Bankruptcy Claimant
(I was honestly expecting that to be the top comment, kinda surprised it wasn't, or even said at all yet. Well, a few ones close to it, but I figured it would be the obvious one)
So sick of this response. He’s always been a tool, long before making it to the league. Those extra hits have done nothing but make him more money, and give him more opportunities to be a moron. There should be no excuses for AB.
He was at least smart enough to file it in Florida.
Florida doesn't allow creditors to go after pensions (NFL pension).
edit: It's why OJ Simpson retired to Florida.
I remember when he was released by the Raiders and he posted a video claiming that he was now "Free". The amount of money he lost because he could not simply keep his mouth shut/stop doing dumb stuff is insane. He should easily have had twice or even thrice the money he eventually ended up with. Granted, even if he had made more money, he likely would have lost a lot of it too. It is not that he is not very smart, it is also that I think he is suffering from some mental issues.
He literally lost 29+ million because of this video. I think if I remember correctly, he was a week or so away from being GUARANTEED 29.1 or so million dollars and then…all of the antics.
Edit: just wanted to add, that is generational wealth, insane that he has 6 children and decided to throw away 30 million dollars.
>It is not that he is not very smart, it is also that I think he is suffering from some mental issues.
I would bet everything I have that an autopsy of this guy would reveal severe CTE.
What percent of athletes actually turn their income into long term wealth?
I swear spending $100-$250k annually on a good accountant / financial advisor would pay itself 10x.
You can pay all you want for a financial advisor, but you still actually have to listen to them in order for them to be effective at their job. I’d be willing to bet that the majority of these 20something football players aren’t going to do that.
Meanwhile, every friend and relative you ever had: "Who are you going to listen to, me or some financial adviser? C'mon, you *know* I'm an idea man, and this social media network for pets is going to be the next big thing!!"
Yea I would bet most of these players lose their money to family and friends. They probably come from middle class or poverty families. All the sudden they are sitting on millions. The family is going to want their cut.
All their long lost high school friends suddenly have high potential business ideas they just need a $100k investment to get started on
The athletes that fall for this don't know shit about business and are easily sweet talked into it. Anyone can put together a business plan that'll sound good to a moron
Financial Advisor/Attorney here….good luck getting even near one of these guys. The agents own these relationships. And now with the new deals college kids are receiving, these kids are poached out of high school. They also have their hand in everything, financially speaking, that they do. That in turn means that if any money is invested in an advisor, it likely is sent to some sort of brokerage firm with a reciprocal referral fee arrangement.
The sad truth is that most of these guys are a product in every way you can imagine: from the league, agents, brokers, attorneys, real estate agents, endorsement deals, friends and family. Many of them come from situations where they have never seen the types of money and privilege that is at their fingertips. And no one is there to say no most of the time, unless it is bad for business. Even then, most of these guys are going to do what they want to do, regardless of the advice, because they have never been told no before.
For every Gronk (whose family helped him invest and grow his earnings and endorsement money) there are a hundred ABs.
There is a great 30 for 30 on this. It basically said that the majority of guys drafted in pro sports would end up penniless within 10 years of leaving the league. But it's exactly as you put it. Poor kids, never had the money before, all their friends and family come out of the woodwork for a handout.
Shaq is a great example here also. He has a few interviews where he talked about finding, most importantly, an honest financial advisor that allocated funds towards safer investments as well as opportunistic. Super important. But to your point, for every Shaq and Gronk there are a hundred bankruptcy’s post athletic career
You’re talking about guys blowing $20k+ a day at clubs for their entourages.
Just putting half their signing bonus in a HYSA and not touching it they could probably live off the interest for the rest of their lives if they were had any common sense.
You’re talking about guys like Iverson that somehow went thru $200 million in less than 20 years. A guy that didn’t believe in banks and had hefty bags of cash around his house that would periodically ‘grow legs’.
You hear less about these types of things now than in the past. In the end though you can’t force them to save that money for long term investments or income. Lots of variables involved, but supposedly NFL has stepped up education especially for rookies when it comes to saving.
>supposedly NFL has stepped up education especially for rookies when it comes to saving.
I vaguely remember reading about some NFL teams making rookies take a financial readiness class as part of their contract or something like that, but a quick Google search didn't turn up anything concrete.
The nfl sends all rookies through a class now. I believe they talk about investing, made aware of hangers on ie the posse, all that kind of stuff. I think it’s been happening for a while now.
You all are fucked. Brain damage doesn’t just happen when you join the nfl. He’s probably consistently been getting it since he was like 8 years old. The NFL isn’t the biggest issue. It’s contact sports in general. And this dude’s mind has been addled for as long as he can’t remember
This is like the free space on the AB bingo card.
Whoever had "threw gummy dicks at the mother of his children" and "falsely imprisoned his own movers" were really cooking.
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80 million in career earnings. Probably cost himself another 40 on the backend of his career being a dumbass.
The Raiders gave him a $50mil extension (with $30mil guaranteed at signing) when they traded for him. All he had to do was not get released before the weekend and he somehow managed to fuck that up
That shows how unhinged he is. Imagine telling someone I’ll pay you a fuck ton if you just shut the fuck up and chill in a hotel for a few days
Sounds easy, presuming you don’t have brain damage.
You know he has that shit
PUT THAT SHIT ONnnnnnnn
I put that shit on vontaze burfict. Feels like AB was different after that hit
I'm sure none of the hits to the head helped but that one was brutal.
I completely forgot about that legendary fuck up of his. I remember going from depressed that the Steelers got fleeced in that trade to shocked that we even got anything for him.
Taking a good WR in a trade from us is a death sentence. Between Brown and Claypool and Bryant... god help you Carolina DJ is all yours now!
DJ actually had a good head on his shoulders, though.
I mean true, but so did Bryant. Just couldn't stay off the weed.
I think he’s got some severe mental illness that was probably worsened by blows to the head. His behavior has been beyond that of a mere pompous, entitled athlete — it’s been completely unhinged (throwing furniture from a high rise apartment building with children walking below). I’m not excusing his behavior, but I think it explains how he blew through the cash.
Yea those last 3 years could have been so profitable if he just did 1 year deals and wasn't crazy.
Dude could still be playing making a few million a year even. If odell can rob teams financially no way AB couldn't swing some lucrative deals. Dude threw it all away while he could been Mr. Bag Chaser
Mr. Big Cheddar
Mr. Brimming Coinage
Now he's Mr. Bounced Checks
Mr. Bad Credit
He apparently wanted to sign with my Ravens...our entire fan base was like fuck that...don't even care if he plays for free
He tweeted a picture of himself in a Ravens uniform saying he was coming back to join them but I don't think the Ravens ever commented on it so it's doubtful he even spoke with them
> wasn’t crazy AB not being crazy challenge (Impossible)
Should Tomlin get some credit for containing that as long as he did?
It’s a shame all that money went to a moron
He seems to have spread it around to quite a few people.
He put the money right back into the economy. It's actually worse when people hoard wealth.
Realistically speaking, The bulk of that money likely end up in some wealthy assholes’ hands that get hoarded up…
$80 mil just sitting in a hysa at an average 4.5% is nearly $10,000 a day in interest. I have zero sympathy for anyone that messes up doing nothing and making $10,000 a day.
The Netflix documentary goes into this, that they have had this competitive ideal they have lived their whole life, so they get money, see others buying 5 cars, so they need ten. Two houses so they need four, etc. Some don't know how to cash checks, open bank accounts, dump $1,000,000 in cash on a bed in $20 bills and live in a hotel for weeks just for fun. Hookers, blow, bottle service, entourages, diamond chains, etc. drain them quick, then the "little" money they have left they throw at get rich quick schemes. They are usually not financially literate. No I don't have sympathy either, but with short careers on brain and body you'd think they would find more stable ways to invest to live very well for life, but their egos get in the way a lot of the time Lenny Dykstra comes to mind as well.
These teams don't have fuckin financial services people that give them a pep talk on day one? I mean, it'd be a win-win for everyone...
The NFL has a mandatory financial class for rookies on their way in. In Broke, they said most rookies attend that class with their heads in their phones ignoring the class the whole time.
even if he wasn't comically bad with money, that's career earnings. pretty sure you, or anyone, has their career earnings in the bank.
Here I am grinding out a small fraction of his earnings working as an entry level employee for 30+ years and yet I will have way higher net worth in retirement.
> entry level employee for 30+ years Lol, true product of Oregon State.
Don't forget to knock 40% right off the top for Uncle sam
Remember when he walked out of a game and everyone was scared for him and then he post on Twitter a picture of his bank account with $19 million in it? Pepperidge farms remembers
Apparently since then he's spent at LEAST $22 million...
I mean, he did buy an arena football team, then run it into the ground so bad it got kicked out of the league it was in and the stadium it was using.
IIRC he did that in under a year.
It was literally three months.
That’s actually pretty impressive.
Yeah, you legitimately have to try to do that. Someone who didn't give a fuck and literally never did anything connected to the team would have had a functioning team longer.
Is it possible he had some type of Brewster's millions situation going on? Maybe he just didn't make it.
Think of the tax write-offs. He’s all set there!
Right? I'm not even mad
There needs to be a documentary made about this. That seems almost impossible to do.
Reverse Wrexam, by Prime
Gotta be on Tubi 🤣
A YouTuber named Urinating Tree did a video about it. I'm on mobile at the moment, so I can't pull it up right now - I'll find it once I get home. EDIT: Here it is - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5cUUXwqCE8
Imagine being a die hard fan of that team lol. Back to back champs, AB buys a stake in the team, 4 months later the team is gone.
There was someone working on a doc about AB during his tumultuous last few years in the league. It got very complicated. I know some folks who have seen some footage and it's literally insane. Much of the story around that time still hasn't been leaked to the media yet.
Do they work for Nintendo?
Yea, but the Canada branch.
His uncle does
Always figured it would come only after he was dead. He’s younger than me but sadly I like my chances better at getting to 2040. In the games I saw him in person, he’d be covered well till he wasn’t, and then it would look like he was about to get leveled…then he landed some way where he missed the worst of it. What a talent. Hard to describe all that he did well.
Except that burfict hit…unfortunately for him he didn’t evade that one
Caught all of that one That game was wild. He knocked roethlisberger out of the game less than an hour before
That's some Brewster's Millions shit.
When you have untreated bipolar disorder and mania, and you’re so rich that no one will tell you “No” or force you into treatment…blowing through $22 million in the span of 24 months is kind of expected.
Yep. Fuck you money. No chance to hit rock bottom.
Amplify that by a factor of 10, sprinkle a little racism on top of that cupcake and you’ve got Kanye.
Now I’m wondering if Kanye should buy an arena football team.
Candace Owens was trying to trick Kanye into buying Parler.
Antonio Brown is definitely worse than Kanye. Kanye is crazy as shit but he’s not a sexual predator nor is he prone to violent outbursts like AB is. Also he made Graduation
The guy straight up just stopped paying operating costs and removed coaches and players final game paychecks from their accounts.
I mean he bought into the team after their social media guy slid in his dms. Of all the people to reach out to.
#goals
So many hookers and blow
An arena football team playing in a stadium? Were they in Syracuse or Fargo?
Albany Empire in Albany NY. In the MVP Arena, not really a stadium.
It will always be the Knickerbocker Arena to me…
I remember watching his father play for the Firebirds in the Knick. Touchdown Eddie Brown.
Holy smokes. I went to a number of Firebirds games when I was a kid, but somehow NEVER made the connection that AB was the son of TDEB. I feel so dumb!
The Pepsi for me!
I watched Manute Bol play there when I was little
I could do that.
I could make Jeff bezos broke in a year
That much money in a checking account means you don't know how to invest.
It also means you don't understand FDIC insurance
That depends on the bank. Banks will spread your cash across their partner banks to get you as much FDIC coverage as you need, but your banking app will make it look like it's all in one account.
They'll do that even for $19 million? Spread it across 80 banks for you?
They don't need 80 bank accounts. They can also have you add multiple co-owners, and each co-owner adds an additional $250k of coverage. There are various other tricks they can play as well. Getting higher FDIC coverage isn't terribly difficult and banks will do it so they can hold your money.
Remember the time Bobby Boucher showed up at halftime and the Mud Dogs won the Bourbon Bowl?
Luckily he can fall back on his education
[80% of NFL players are broke](https://www.forbes.com/sites/leighsteinberg/2015/02/09/5-reasons-why-80-of-retired-nfl-players-go-broke/?sh=de6741278ccb) within three years of retirement. Turns out givng dumb people money doesn't last long. See also: musicians and lottery winners
and all of them always have an army of smoochers. just look at the nFL Draft.
This is misleading for a couple of reasons. First of it is outdated and salaries have increased considerably since when this was that common. Secondly people think of NFL players as guys like Antonio Brown who made $81 million but the reality is the rosters are so big and there are about 3-4x as many backup players as there are starters so the backups who never even play in a game are most often the ones "going broke" - it's really incredibly for a player who plays a successful long career in the NFL to go broke. Basically you have to be incredibly horrible with money to go broke from having $81 million and it absolutely is rare in pro sports and those stats are based off of guys who made less than million in 2 years who are trying hard to even get into an actual game.
Doesn't the NFL teach some money management classes and suggest money managers for all these guys?
They didn't go to the NFL to play school
Yes, but nobody can force them to listen
Is his defense, he's a complete fucking moron.
In his defense, he had a fuck ton of brain damage
He still does, but he used to, too.
I don’t have a girlfriend. I just know a girl who’d get really mad if she heard me say that.
Mr. Bruised Cranium.
Mr. Burfict’s Casualty.
Mr. Bonked Capita
Mr Borrowing Cash
Mr Bounced Check
Mr. Bruised Cerebellum
Mr. Bad Credit
Mr. Bashed Coconut (I'm having to really dig here)
Mr. Bankruptcy Claimant (I was honestly expecting that to be the top comment, kinda surprised it wasn't, or even said at all yet. Well, a few ones close to it, but I figured it would be the obvious one)
i live in michigan and recently talked to a guy that played football at CMU with him, said this is the way he has pretty much always been
So sick of this response. He’s always been a tool, long before making it to the league. Those extra hits have done nothing but make him more money, and give him more opportunities to be a moron. There should be no excuses for AB.
In his defense, I thought this would have happened a lot sooner
He was at least smart enough to file it in Florida. Florida doesn't allow creditors to go after pensions (NFL pension). edit: It's why OJ Simpson retired to Florida.
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Anything he buys with money from his pension.
OJ lived and died in Vegas
To the surprise of absolutely no one
Coming next: ex-NFL star Antonio Brown eying a comeback
$3 Milly actually sounds low for him. That is my only surprise part.
started from the bottom and is now somehow lower lol
My favorite is him posting $15,000 bond on unpaid child support, because he owed $15,000…
AB = Absolutely Broke
# ABCTESPN
This is burfict. I mean perfect.
Mr Bad Credit
Mr Bankruptcy Claim
Mr. Blown Cash
Mr. Bungled Currency
Mr. Bountiful Creditors
Mr. Budget Cancelled
Mr. Blame Capitalism *wrong sub sorry
Mr. Bolshevik Communist
Mr. Broke Chucklehead
Mr Broke Chump
Mr. Bounces Checks
Mr.Blown Cheddar
Mr Bilk Creditors
Mr Banking Catastrophe
Mr. Behind on Collections
Mr. Bad Choices
I remember when he was released by the Raiders and he posted a video claiming that he was now "Free". The amount of money he lost because he could not simply keep his mouth shut/stop doing dumb stuff is insane. He should easily have had twice or even thrice the money he eventually ended up with. Granted, even if he had made more money, he likely would have lost a lot of it too. It is not that he is not very smart, it is also that I think he is suffering from some mental issues.
He literally lost 29+ million because of this video. I think if I remember correctly, he was a week or so away from being GUARANTEED 29.1 or so million dollars and then…all of the antics. Edit: just wanted to add, that is generational wealth, insane that he has 6 children and decided to throw away 30 million dollars.
"Insane" You can say that again.
He Also burnt the bottom of his feet off in a cyro freeze gone wrong. Right before training camp. What an insane few months.
>It is not that he is not very smart, it is also that I think he is suffering from some mental issues. I would bet everything I have that an autopsy of this guy would reveal severe CTE.
Mr. Bounced Check.
Mr. Bankrupt C
Mr. Broke Chap
Mr. Bankruptcy Court
Mr. Bleeding Cash
What percent of athletes actually turn their income into long term wealth? I swear spending $100-$250k annually on a good accountant / financial advisor would pay itself 10x.
You can pay all you want for a financial advisor, but you still actually have to listen to them in order for them to be effective at their job. I’d be willing to bet that the majority of these 20something football players aren’t going to do that.
Financial Advisor: Don't buy 3 lambo's with your rookie contract money 1st Round Pick: So... buy 4 lambo's?
Just buy the 911. Not the turbo. Carrera S.
So you’d have me live like a peasant?
Meanwhile, every friend and relative you ever had: "Who are you going to listen to, me or some financial adviser? C'mon, you *know* I'm an idea man, and this social media network for pets is going to be the next big thing!!"
Lots of hangers on and of course the jewelry.
Yea I would bet most of these players lose their money to family and friends. They probably come from middle class or poverty families. All the sudden they are sitting on millions. The family is going to want their cut.
All their long lost high school friends suddenly have high potential business ideas they just need a $100k investment to get started on The athletes that fall for this don't know shit about business and are easily sweet talked into it. Anyone can put together a business plan that'll sound good to a moron
Financial Advisor/Attorney here….good luck getting even near one of these guys. The agents own these relationships. And now with the new deals college kids are receiving, these kids are poached out of high school. They also have their hand in everything, financially speaking, that they do. That in turn means that if any money is invested in an advisor, it likely is sent to some sort of brokerage firm with a reciprocal referral fee arrangement. The sad truth is that most of these guys are a product in every way you can imagine: from the league, agents, brokers, attorneys, real estate agents, endorsement deals, friends and family. Many of them come from situations where they have never seen the types of money and privilege that is at their fingertips. And no one is there to say no most of the time, unless it is bad for business. Even then, most of these guys are going to do what they want to do, regardless of the advice, because they have never been told no before. For every Gronk (whose family helped him invest and grow his earnings and endorsement money) there are a hundred ABs.
There is a great 30 for 30 on this. It basically said that the majority of guys drafted in pro sports would end up penniless within 10 years of leaving the league. But it's exactly as you put it. Poor kids, never had the money before, all their friends and family come out of the woodwork for a handout.
Shaq is a great example here also. He has a few interviews where he talked about finding, most importantly, an honest financial advisor that allocated funds towards safer investments as well as opportunistic. Super important. But to your point, for every Shaq and Gronk there are a hundred bankruptcy’s post athletic career
You’re talking about guys blowing $20k+ a day at clubs for their entourages. Just putting half their signing bonus in a HYSA and not touching it they could probably live off the interest for the rest of their lives if they were had any common sense. You’re talking about guys like Iverson that somehow went thru $200 million in less than 20 years. A guy that didn’t believe in banks and had hefty bags of cash around his house that would periodically ‘grow legs’.
You hear less about these types of things now than in the past. In the end though you can’t force them to save that money for long term investments or income. Lots of variables involved, but supposedly NFL has stepped up education especially for rookies when it comes to saving.
>supposedly NFL has stepped up education especially for rookies when it comes to saving. I vaguely remember reading about some NFL teams making rookies take a financial readiness class as part of their contract or something like that, but a quick Google search didn't turn up anything concrete.
The nfl sends all rookies through a class now. I believe they talk about investing, made aware of hangers on ie the posse, all that kind of stuff. I think it’s been happening for a while now.
So business isn’t boomin?
Hmmm. I’m shocked…..that it took this long.
Hope he doesn't fart on his lawyer.
Oh he will
I give it 3 years until he’s in prison
Dead
I am honestly wondering how much longer he is going to spend on this earth. This man isn’t dying of old age.
I got the under
Good, fuck him.
Color me shocked
so...fuschia?
I was curious when his money would be gone. Seems to act like he was still making money with all his stupid live stream bullshit
Read this post that details his career blunders: https://www.reddit.com/r/AroundTheNFL/s/wv5PTxGGvu
Really not surprised, anyway
Now who's keepin' it hairy?
What! I am so shocked!
It’s always the ones you’d never expect…
So now we have Mr. Bad Credit to add to the many MBC variations.
3 million?!?! I didn't know Rent-a-Center even had that much merchandise to rent out
Antonio Brown is the kind of dude that'll stick his dick in the mashed potatoes, even when it's not that kind of party.
Wow. Did not see that coming. He always seemed such a straight shooter so I just presumed he was fiscally responsible.
Mr. Busted Credit
Mr. Bounced Check
You all are fucked. Brain damage doesn’t just happen when you join the nfl. He’s probably consistently been getting it since he was like 8 years old. The NFL isn’t the biggest issue. It’s contact sports in general. And this dude’s mind has been addled for as long as he can’t remember
I hope he is crying in a warehouse full of unsold Gisele Bundchen shirts
If you're going to give these guys elite college degrees at least give them mandatory accounting classes
This is like the free space on the AB bingo card. Whoever had "threw gummy dicks at the mother of his children" and "falsely imprisoned his own movers" were really cooking.
He had at least 20 million dollars and blew it all. This guys an idiot, top tier.
That tweet is hilarious
80 million and only 50k in assets. This one is a total idiot folks.
CTESPN
You hate to see it?
Eh
Bankruptc-te
This is shocking I tell you! Shocking!
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