Antonio Brown asks Oakland Raiders to release him

Antonio Brown has asked the Oakland Raiders to launch him a day after he had been fined for an outburst at clinic toward general manager Mike Mayock.
Brown posted on his own Instagram account on Saturday morning saying he’s not”angry” but needs the”freedom to prove” his sceptics wrong, with all the article end with a request to be published.
The wide receiver was fined $215k (Number 175k)”for conduct detrimental to the team” following a confrontation with Mayock in practice two weeks earlier.
The handsome could also permit the Raiders to launch Brown before the season opener against Denver Broncos without needing to pay him over $29m (#23.6m) in warranties over the subsequent couple of decades.
The Raiders acquired Brown at March for a 3rd and 5th-round draft pick from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Drama has surrounded him since the move, to denying to use an NFL-mandated helmet, from lost practice due to frostbite.
Brown later sent an email to ESPN stating:”Regardless of how I play with later they accepted that and left my contract to week.”
In addition, he published a video on YouTube that comprised audio of a telephone talk with coach Jon Gruden from an unspecified date, where Gruden inquires Brown if he wants to become a Raider.
Brown answered that he can and queries if the Raiders want him, with Gruden then urging Brown to prevent all the theatrics, saying:”Only play soccer. How difficult is that? You’re a great football player. Simply play football.”
The video ends with Brown stating:”I am more than only a football player, guy. I am a person. It ain’t about the soccer. I understand I can do this. I show you guys that on the daily. This is my own life. Ain’t no more games.”

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