Roger Goodell weighs in on Antonio Brown investigation

As the NFL continues its investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against Antonio Brown, commissioner Roger Goodell weighed in on the troubled receiver Wednesday.

During a press conference, Goodell turned the focus of the investigation of Brown into the league prioritizing his well-being and making sure to get him help.

On the subject of the Antonio Brown investigation, Commissioner Roger Goodell says the most important point is what’s best for Brown and his personal well-being. “We want to help get him on the right track. We want to work to do that. That’s the first step.”
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 29, 2020

Brown turned himself in to police after an arrest warrant was issued against him with charges of burglary and battery at his home. The 31-year-old receiver was granted bail, but a judge ordered Brown to undergo drug and alcohol testing.

He also recently directed a profanity-laced rant his ex-girlfriend and the cops outside his Florida home. Brown also recently lost the support of agent Drew Rosenhaus, who terminated his relationship with the star receiver following a string of issues.

Roger Goodell on Antonio Brown situation "We want to help get him on the right track. We are confident that will happen and we want to work with him to do that. From our standpoint, that's step one." pic.twitter.com/s3pHq8CaFc
— Gifdsports (@gifdsports) January 29, 2020

The NFL will certainly consider Brown’s recent arrest into any potential discipline it imposes against him at the conclusion of its investigation. However, Goodell seems focused on the league giving Brown any potential support he needs to help Brown’s well-being.