Antonio Brown compares himself to child burning Raiders’ village to the ground

Antonio Brown has spoken out since being released by the Oakland Raiders on Saturday morning, and his tweets will leave many scratching their heads over how delusional the wide receiver is.

First Brown tweeted what seemed to be a shot at brothers Derek and David Carr.

Bumper Carrs

— AB (@AB84) September 7, 2019

Derek is Oakland’s quarterback and David is a former No. 1 overall pick who played quarterback.

Then came the real kicker from Brown, where he compared himself to a child who was not embraced by the village. Brown said such a child will burn a village down to feel its warmth.

“The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth”

— AB (@AB84) September 7, 2019

Can you possibly pick out a worse quote? Brown acknowledges he is a child, not an adult, and that burning something down is the response a child will have. Burning something down when you don’t feel the love is not an appropriate response for an adult. Talking to people to sort out problems is.

Also, Brown’s belief that he was not embraced by the Raiders is a total joke. This team traded for him, gave him $30 million guaranteed, and planned to make him a centerpiece of the offense. What more could he want? He’s just so fragile that fining him for being a bad apple and missing practice set him off to this extent. He really is living in another world.