BREAKING: Tampa Bay Buccaneers Place Antonio Brown on COVID-19/Reserve List
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Antonio Brown is arguably one of the most controversial figures in the NFL fraternity over the last decade. To his day, the former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver attracts mixed emotions from fans and critics alike. But under the guidance of Bruce Arians and Tom Brady, the veteran NFL wideout looks to have turned over a new leaf in Florida.
The former Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots man was influential for the Bucs last year as they laid their hands on the Super Bowl LV trophy in front of home fans in Tampa Bay. Brown caught a touchdown pass from Brady in the season finale and finally won his first championship ring.
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After extended negotiations, he signed an extension with the Bucs. He featured in both opening wins for the reigning champions. However, he might not feature in Week 3.
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Antonio Brown might miss out on crucial Rams clash in Week 3
Bucs WR Antonio Brown has been placed on the COVID-19 list, Tampa Bay announces.
Since he is vaccinated, Brown will need to have two negative COVID-19 tests to be eligible to play in Sunday's game vs. the Rams. pic.twitter.com/JxnedicMhN
— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) September 22, 2021
Tampa Bay Buccaneers have officially placed WR Antonio Brown on the Covid-19/Reserve list ahead of the team’s Week 3 encounter against the Los Angeles Rams. The reigning NFL champions will reportedly most likely be without their experienced wideout for this weekend.
No further updates have been given by the Bucs regarding the situation behind Brown’s exclusion.
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In last year's Bucs-Rams game in Tampa, Antonio Brown had team highs in targets (13), catches (8) and yards (57) in Tampa Bay's 27-24 loss. But Evans and Godwin each had touchdowns in that game, and they combined for 261 yards and three TDs vs. Rams in Bucs' 2019 win.
— Greg Auman (@gregauman) September 22, 2021
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Antonio Brown featured in both of Tampa Bay’s opening fixtures. He caught a touchdown pass from Tom Brady in the opening day win over the Dallas Cowboys. He has 138 receiving yards on 6 receptions in the build-up to Week 3 of the season.
The Bucs are yet to taste defeat this season. But the same is true for Sean McVay and the Rams. In the absence of AB, the likes of Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and Rob Gronkowski, will have to step up and make plays against one of the best defenses in the league.
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