Antonio Brown’s Court Battles Continue; Judge to Order Psych Exam!

According to reports, former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown’s career continues to be at a standstill amidst allegations of rape from last year. Read on…

Attorneys for the woman who accused free-agent WR Antonio Brown of rape and sexual assault in an ongoing civil suit in Florida asked a judge Thursday to order Brown to undergo a psychiatric evaluation, per court records.

The next hearing in the case is scheduled for Sept. 15.

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) August 28, 2020

CelebNSports247.com reports that Antonio Brown’s court battles with a woman who accused him of rape and sexual assault aren’t going to end anytime soon.

According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the attorneys of the woman who accused Antonio Brown have asked a Florida judge to order the former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. (above)

It’s not surprising that the woman’s attorneys want him to undergo the evaluation, especially considering some of the rather disturbing things he’s posted on social media in the months after being released by the New England Patriots.

In July, AB posted this message to his fans in hopes of proving himself and thanking the NFL for a second chance:

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I look forward to new beginnings. I want to be the best version of myself on and off the field, and I will do my best to be a great teammate. I appreciate the NFL giving me the opportunity to continue to work on myself and improve. I am thankful and grateful for this opportunity to play a game that I truly love and I look forward to joining a new team soon. Thank you to my family and all those that have supported me. I will show the fans my appreciation for this second chance by having the best season of my career. #AB2.0 #Himmothy

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If he is ordered to undergo the psychiatric evaluation, it won’t be the first time Brown’s mental health is evaluated.

Pelissero reports that the “NFL suspended Antonio Brown for the first 8 games of the 2020 season for two other personal conduct issues, but could extend the suspension if new info comes in this case (or elsewhere). After several Twitter “retirements”, Brown has said recently he intends to play again,” per Yardbarker.

Here’s the full motion, citing Antonio Brown’s counterclaim, which said that, as a result of this suit, he has significant personal, professional and financial harm. pic.twitter.com/b2b8QmGVUy

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) August 28, 2020