Perhaps Antonio Brown won’t be making millions of dollars with a helmet endorsement, after all.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter shared Friday afternoon that Xenith has opted to end its relationship with Brown:
One of the byproducts of Brown’s helmet saga during his brief tenure in Oakland is that he landed a huge endorsement deal, but now that’s a thing of the past.
Likely, this has to do with Brown being accused of sexual assault by a former trainer, who is suing him over three separate incidents.
Brown is expected to play for the New England Patriots Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, but the NFL has yet to interview his accuser and could still place him on the commissioner’s exempt list afterward.