Arians recently made an appearance on CBS Sports Network’s Tiki and Tierney where he was asked about the possibility of bringing Brown to Tampa Bay.

“Yeah, it’s not gonna happen,” said Arians. “There’s no room. And probably not enough money. But it’s not gonna happen — it’s not a fit here.”

When pressed for further explanation, Arians admitted that the decision is down to the fact that he doesn’t see Brown fitting into the Bucs’ locker room.

“Yeah, I just know him, and — it’s not a fit in our locker room,” – he added.

Antonio Brown had a tremulous 2019 NFL season, which he split between the Raiders and Patriots, but ended up playing just one game in Week 2. Brown spent the rest of the year out of the league after his previous inappropriate off-the-field behavior came to light.

Brown recently expressed his belief that he will play in 2020 and even told the media that he wouldn’t mind catching passes from Brady once again. Following Arians’ recent comments, however, that seems like a longshot.

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The thing that set off the argument was the fact that Mayock handed Brown a $54,000 fine for the time Pro Bowl wide receiver missed during training camp. This didn’t sit well with the player, who ended up posting Mayock’s letter on social media and sending a subtle message to the organization. 

Schefter reports that Brown confronted Mayock about the letter in the team’s facilities, and things got heated really quickly. This eventually made the Raiders’ GM think about further actions and consider suspension. However, despite Mayock’s determination, there is still no official announcement about this which opens the window for two sides to try and work things out in coming days.

The confrontation with his GM is just one of many Antonio Brown’s antics since he joined the Oakland Raiders back in March. In August, Brown suffered a foot injury during a cryotherapy session after not wearing proper footwear, which limited him in practice for the better part of the training camp. He also threatened to retire if the NFL doesn’t allow him to wear his usual helmet, which was deemed unsafe by the new league standards.

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Arians recently made an appearance on CBS Sports Network’s Tiki and Tierney where he was asked about the possibility of bringing Brown to Tampa Bay.

“Yeah, it’s not gonna happen,” said Arians. “There’s no room. And probably not enough money. But it’s not gonna happen — it’s not a fit here.”

When pressed for further explanation, Arians admitted that the decision is down to the fact that he doesn’t see Brown fitting into the Bucs’ locker room.

“Yeah, I just know him, and — it’s not a fit in our locker room,” – he added.

Antonio Brown had a tremulous 2019 NFL season, which he split between the Raiders and Patriots, but ended up playing just one game in Week 2. Brown spent the rest of the year out of the league after his previous inappropriate off-the-field behavior came to light.

Brown recently expressed his belief that he will play in 2020 and even told the media that he wouldn’t mind catching passes from Brady once again. Following Arians’ recent comments, however, that seems like a longshot.

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The thing that set off the argument was the fact that Mayock handed Brown a $54,000 fine for the time Pro Bowl wide receiver missed during training camp. This didn’t sit well with the player, who ended up posting Mayock’s letter on social media and sending a subtle message to the organization. 

Schefter reports that Brown confronted Mayock about the letter in the team’s facilities, and things got heated really quickly. This eventually made the Raiders’ GM think about further actions and consider suspension. However, despite Mayock’s determination, there is still no official announcement about this which opens the window for two sides to try and work things out in coming days.

The confrontation with his GM is just one of many Antonio Brown’s antics since he joined the Oakland Raiders back in March. In August, Brown suffered a foot injury during a cryotherapy session after not wearing proper footwear, which limited him in practice for the better part of the training camp. He also threatened to retire if the NFL doesn’t allow him to wear his usual helmet, which was deemed unsafe by the new league standards.

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