Caitlin Clark BLOCKS Antonio Brown Following His S*xist Post

Caitlin Clark was the star of the 2024 WNBA draft! Clark’s college career at the University of Iowa was phenomenal. She shattered the record for most three-pointers in a single season which made her a highly sought-after draft prospect. Picked first overall by the Indiana Fever, Caitlin Clark is helping bring more attention to the WNBA.

Amid this, the Indiana Fever star was targeted by former NFL player, Antonio Brown in a vulgar tweet.

The potential NFL HOFer whose career got ruined by off-field dramas, wrote, “Caitlin Clark looks like she keeps it hairy.”

Interestingly, Caitlin Clark responded by blocking Antonio Brown on Twitter. Instead of backing down, Brown doubled down by sharing a screenshot of Clark blocking him. He added a caption with a racial slur (“Cracker of the Day”) and referred to Clark as “Cousin It” in a mocking manner.

Brown has been criticized for similar actions in the past. His history with Twitter, now X, is long and full of controversy. Brown is known for erratic posts that get him into hot water with fans, athletes, and even legal trouble.

The former Pittsburgh Steelers star has also posted strange content involving other celebrities. This includes a cartoon of him kissing singer Taylor Swift, photoshopping himself with Tom Brady’s ex-wife, and implying Lakers owner Jeannie Buss was involved in a threesome.

Brown’s social media use has even brushed against legal issues. He’s refused to comply with a court order to pay a jeweler and has posted controversial photos of political figures.

Antonio Brown’s NFL Career

Antonio Brown had a very successful NFL career, especially during his time with the Pittsburgh Steelers. 

Draft and Early Career: Drafted in the 6th round by the Steelers in 2010, Brown quickly became a star. He even played in the Super Bowl in his rookie year, though the Steelers lost.

Pittsburgh Steelers (2010-2018): Brown’s most productive years were with the Steelers. He made 7 Pro Bowls, won a championship, and led the league in receiving yards and receptions multiple times. He’s regarded as one of the best receivers of the 2010s.

Later Career (2019-2021): Brown played for the New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Las Vegas Raiders after leaving the Steelers. His career was marred by off-field controversies during this time.