Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown is prone to making controversial comments but appears to have found some backing. Recently, AB called out former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick for not using his monetary gains to uplift the community. It seems those claims resonate with some former NFL players, including former Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Pacman Jones.

During his recent appearance on ‘Cigar Talk’, while talking to host Naji, Brown states, “He don’t wanna play, man. He was trash, everything… Kaepernick did all that and took the money and then got the commercial. We don’t see Kaepernick outside. Where he at? I ain’t never seem him outside… All that is cap. We ain’t respecting that, bro. You took the money, the commercials. We don’t see you outside. We don’t see him in the hood. He don’t do nothing.”

Brown refers to Kaepernick and his face-offs against the league and how he has not used the outcome to help his community.

The comments seem to be resonating with Jones, who also felt that Kaepernick hasn’t been using the money he received for charity work. However, Jones admits that he is not sold on Brown‘s theory of Kaepernick not deserving another chance at the NFL stage.

Does Antonio Brown believe all the things he said about Colin Kaepernick?

One of the statements by AB describing Kaepernick’s game to be ‘trash’ might be a little premature. It appears so because Kaepernick was a stand-out player on the Niners roster after getting drafted. He led them close to winning the Super Bowl in 2012 and put in an impressive performance in their narrow defeat against the Baltimore Ravens.

Read More: Antonio Brown Has Strong Take On Colin Kaepernick Getting ‘Good Treatment’ After NFL Exit: “Don’t Get It Twisted“

Even Jones agrees that Kaepernick is driven to play again in the NFL in the upcoming season. However, the former Bengals CB doesn’t seem to comment on whether he deserves a comeback in 2022.

Top Stories

Michael Strahan Confirms Stance on Retirement from FOX While Announcing Future Plans

Clark Hunt’s $300M Chiefs Plan at Risk as City Prepares For 30-Years Verdict

Bills Make Final Decision on Firing Sean McDermott’s Staff as Joe Brady Demands Major Changes From Josh Allen & Co.

NFL Legend Charles Tillman Opens Up on Resigning From FBI After Unethical ICE Raids

Giants Co-Owner Steve Tisch Issues Public Statement After Being Named In Jeffrey Epstein Files

But apart from Jones and AB, there is a growing interest in seeing Kaepernick get another chance to fulfill his dream of playing in the league.

The 2022 NFL campaign will potentially set things in motion for Kaepernick as he tries to catch the eye of every NFL franchise. The willingness from the former Niners QB to be a backup option for a franchise might be too alluring for any football-loving executive to pass.

Watch This Story: Tom Brady’s Biggest Matchups Revealed As a Possible Farewell Season Arrives for TB12