Antonio Brown gets slammed by fans over NSFW child support take: "This is literal insanity"

Former NFL receiver Antonio Brown has never been one to not share his opinions on certain subjects and now his thoughts on child support are fully known.

With Brown being out of the league for the last few years, most have come to terms with the fact that he won't be seen on an NFL field again.

He has plenty of off-field things in the works to keep him busy, but his six children appear to be his biggest and best thing to worry about. Brown recently posted on X (Twitter) about child support and it has rubbed fans the wrong way.

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Antonio Brown makes child support thoughts known

For some couples, when they split up or get divorced and children are involved, child support is often paid to the parent who has the larger custody of them.

With Brown having six children, we imagine that child support could be expensive to take care of all six, and Antonio Brown has posted a picture on X detailing his thoughts on it.

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One fan commented and didn't like what Brown posted.

"This is literal insanity."

Other fans gave their thoughts on Antonio Brown's post.

So, most fan's thoughts on Brown's tweet are really clear. While we don't know the current situation that the receiver is in with his children, it appears that paying child support might not sit too well with him.

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Antonio Brown's is a tale of what could have been

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Regarded at one time during his career as the best receiver in the NFL for some, Brown's is a cautionary tale of what can happen when things outside football don't go to plan.

Now, we won't bore you with the details, but Brown had the world at his feet and it all went pear-shaped.

He is a 4x All-Pro and had a stretch during his career where he was nearly unstoppable. From 2013 through to 2018, Brown had six straight 1,200+ receiving yard seasons as he was the best receiver in the NFL.

Of course, once he left the Pittsburgh Steelers, it all went downhill. Having played 146 games across his 12-year career and totalled 12,291 yards and 83 touchdowns, Brown was on track for a spot in the Hall of Fame in Canton.

Whether he is now or not is up for debate, but there can be no doubt that Antonio Brown's career could have been far better than it was.