The former Steelers and Patriots star, Antonio Brown, has again made the headlines for a controversial social media post. Brown shared a post on X about the Golden State Warriors. Now enjoying his retired life, social media is where he drops most of his game analysis alongside opinions. His recent insight on trolling the Golden State Warriors head coach has caused a social media stir. Fans also expressed mixed views on his post.

A recent video by Hoop Central captioned, “Steve Kerr lookalike. 🤯” depicted the similarities between Steve Kerr, the Golden State Warriors head coach, and a fan attending a game. Brown retweeted the post on Twitter, captioning, “Got to be #NickKerr #CTESPN.”  Obviously, with a few facial differences, the man had no idea he would become an internet sensation overnight due to his similarities to the legendary coach. 

Brown is often involved with basketball as his son plans to make his NBA debut. His interest in NBA stars and their friends increases as he is often seen at games. Recently, he also made a funny comment on a video surfacing of James on social media, forcing fans to increase engagement with it.

Owls over the Tigers

Many celebrities, including AB, WNBA legend Lisa Leslie, and Football Hall of Famer Chris Carter graced the Memphis basketball game against FAU. Brown attended the game in high spirits and was captured by the many cameras. The FAU Owls  (24-7, 14-4 AAC) took out the Memphis Tigers 92-84 in their final game of the regular season. They locked up the second seed and first- and second-round byes in the American Athletic Conference Tournament.

Amongst enjoying the talents of basketball, he was also seen with Chris Carter analyzing the game. After this win, the Owl’s complete attention turns to the AAC Tournament as they hope to move ahead. Brown’s increasing interest in basketball has captured the attention of NFL fans as it shows mutual appreciation for the legend of a different sport.

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