Jason Smith: “Antonio Brown reminds me of President Trump… Who throws so many things out there every hour that it’s almost impossible to keep up… It’s like Antonio Brown thinks this a reality show about him, because he’s dwarfed all of the news making in the NFL. ‘When I do something it becomes front page news’ and it’s everyday it’s a new show for Antonio Brown. If anyone signs him, they have to say that they’re okay with bringing in a guy that you have no idea how he’s going to behave. He’s great at playing the victim.” (Full Audio at Bottom of Page)
Listen to Jason Smith explain why Antonio Brown is the NFL’s version of Donald Trump, as AB has saturated the NFL news cycles the last month with his volatile social media behavior.
President Trump's Twitter account has arguably been the face of this generation's obsession with social media, as his page alone has made Twitter one of the most relevant websites on the internet.
Whether you love Trump or hate him, it's impossible to not pay attention to his unapologetically impulsive activity on Twitter. Jason believes Brown's page is starting to become the sports version of Trump's account, as he continues drop unfiltered and often crude thoughts and sentiments in real time.
Just week after Antonio Brown’s memorable Twitter tirade that saw him taking unexpected potshots at Patriots owner Robert Kraft and Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, Brown took to his now-infamous Twitter account to humiliate veteran NFL safety Eric Weddle, and Sports Illustrated columnist Robert Klemko, who penned the revealing exposé of Brown that led to him being released by the Patriots on September 20th.
Check out the audio below as Jason details the parallels between the two accounts.