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Previous Pittsburgh Steelers pass receiver Antonio Brown claimed on social media sites that he is preparing to head to Las Las vega to sign in on Chandler Jones. The Raiders pass rush has actually been far from the group considering that Labor Day Weekend Break and also was positioned on the non-football health problem checklist previously this month. Over that stretch, Jones has actually published some unpleasant things to his social media sites networks, consisting of messages guided at the Raiders that mentioned he does not wish to belong to the company any much longer.
A lot more lately, Jones’ social media sites task has actually declined, headlined by a a clip of himself sobbing which has actually considering that gone viral. Previously on Thursday, Jones published that he would certainly be “off social media sites for some time” yet has actually proceeded publishing ever since. On that particular preliminary message that Jones claimed he would certainly be relaxing from social media sites, Brown reacted by stating that he would certainly quickly be heading to Las Las vega to fulfill and also sign in on Jones’ health.
Jones replied to that preliminary blog post and also joked that they 2 require to have a “CTE podcast.” On the other hand, in additional messages following his preliminary message, Brown declared his strategies to go check out Jones and also claimed that he would certainly be attempting to fix the void in between the pass rush and also the Raiders company. Brown had a quick period with the Raiders in 2019 after he was obtained in a profession entailing the Steelers. Brown did not play a ready the franchise business, nevertheless, and also was launched by the group in very early September of that year after being obtained in March.
The Raiders company has actually remained peaceful concerning Jones’ scenario. Back on Sept. 8, head trainer Josh McDaniels claimed he was not mosting likely to speak about what was happening with Jones calling it a “individual scenario and also a personal issue.”
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