Hall of Famer Terrell Owens claps back at Antonio Brown's controversial Kamala Harris tweet

Antonio Brown has been courting controversy online yet again. As the election season approaches, lines are being drawn in the sand for the preferred candidates. However, NFL legend Terrell Owens did not stay silent over AB’s remark on Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris.

The former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver took to X (previously Twitter) to slam Harris after the debate on Tuesday. Brown posted a screenshot of a satire website’s news headline with a picture of V.P. Harris.

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Former San Francisco 49ers WR Owens took on Brown, calling out Brown’s problems that have kept him out of the league for years.

“🤡🤡🤡 You really posted this, says the guy currently out of league for a multitude of issues. I’m having a hard time deciding who’s the worst, YOU or Stephen A. Smith.”

It is unclear as to why Owens called out sports personality Stephen A. Smith in the response to Brown. However, AB has yet to respond to Owens despite being active on X since Owens' post.

Antonio Brown wants Donald Trump back in the White House

This was not the first time Antonio Brown trolled Kamala Harris, as AB wants to see Donald Trump lead the country instead of Harris. He outlined his reasons for supporting Trump during a podcast with ‘OutKick’.

"I think Donald Trump is a good businessman and comes from a good family and has been a good President,” said Brown. “He likes black people running campaigns, preferably football players. So Donald Trump, you heard it right here from the mouth of AB, man, inauguration: send me my bag or whatever.”

Apart from praising Trump’s work for the African American community, Antonio Brown also highlighted Trump’s fandom in the music industry.

"I think he does some great things for a lot of my brothers in the music industry in regards to Lil’ Wayne, Kodak (Black), we hoping he could do some of those things for Young Thug.”