Roger Goodell On Antonio Brown

In a press conference with reporters, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell addressed Antonio Brown‘s ongoing saga and uncertain status with the league. Goodell, who is overseeing the ongoing investigation that probably won’t reach its conclusion anytime soon, expressed concern for Brown’s overall welfare. 

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We want to help him get on the right track,” Goodell said. “We are confident it will happen.”

Before Brown can think about a return to football, he’ll have to get his personal life and legal affairs in order. The wide receiver was parked on the Commissioner Exempt list after being hit with a lawsuit for one of the sexual assault allegations against him. Since then, Brown has been featured weekly on the pages of Pro Football Rumors for mostly non-football reasons. Just last week, he was cuffed for three charges, including battery.

Goodell declined to give a timeline on discipline from the league office. At this point, it’s hard to see Brown getting back on an NFL field in 2020 and he may never return to the sport if he’s unable to make wholesale changes to his personal life.

Brown, a seven-time Pro Bowler, will turn 32 in July.

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