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Ex-Steelers WR Antonio Brown claims he was ‘never friends’ with Big Ben

Tommy Jaggi
Tommy Jaggi

Still Curtain

JACKSONVILLE, FL - NOVEMBER 18: Ben Roethlisberger #7 of the Pittsburgh Steelers greets Antonio Brown #84 on the field before their game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at TIAA Bank Field on November 18, 2018 in Jacksonville, Florida. (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)

Antonio Brown is at it again. This time the former Steelers receiver is taking to social media to say that he was ‘never friends’ with Ben Roethlisberger.

As if Steelers fans needed any more reason to resent their former All-Pro receiver, Antonio Brown, has reached his wits end.

Independent reporter, Dov Kleiman, recently posted a tweet about Ben Roethlisberger that Brown felt the need to respond to. He posted a video of Michelle Tafoya of NBC Sports sitting down with Roethlisberger. Ben said he wished he would have never called out Brown publicly, and that it ‘ruined his friendship’. A.B. apparently didn’t accept his apology:

For some reason or another, Antonio Brown felt it was necessary to explain to the Twitter world that he and Ben were ‘never friends.’ He finished his tweet with an exclamation – apparently telling Roethlisberger to ‘shut up already.’

We don’t know what type of falling out these two players had, but it obviously wasn’t good. Brown tried to play the victim for a while, but after seeing all of his outrageous antics over the past year (and especially this past offseason), it’s beginning to look more and more like Brown was at the root of the problem.

Antonio Brown was an excellent player for the Steelers and one of the best receivers to ever put on that black and yellow uniform. It’s a shame that he continues to tarnished his already poor reputation with bone-headed comments like this.

Brown is on the fast track to becoming the most hated player in the NFL, and one of the biggest divas the league has seen (if he’s not there already).

We will never know exactly why Brown chooses to do the things that he does. But all football fans can agree that he his two scents is completely unnecessary at this point. He needs to move on and stop airing his dirty laundry for the world to see.

Tommy Jaggi

Tommy Jaggi

Tommy Jaggi is an Editor for FanSided, joining Minute Media in 2019 after covering the NFL and the Pittsburgh Steelers on various websites. Jaggi previously covered the Cincinnati Bengals for Sports Illustrated and managed With The First Pick. He hosts the Still Curtain Podcast and the Stacking The Box podcast. Jaggi has interviewed players like T.J. Watt, Jerome Bettis, Alan Faneca, Heath Miller, Ike Taylor, Merril Hoge, JuJu Smith-Schuster, and Najee Harris. Jaggi also appeared as a guest on numerous podcasts and radio shows.