Brown seriously violates the rules of the Pirates Team Why is the team delayed in cutting?

Antonio Brown ran away halfway through last week's game against the Jets, and afterwards it was a real mess, with players helping Brown speak, media speculation, and Pirates coach Bruce Arians said brown was no longer a member of the Pirates.

In fact, it's been almost a week, and Brown is still on the pirate list.

There are two main reasons for the delay in laying down Brown, the first is that the pirates and the alliance still have some things to confirm, they should think that Brown is suspected of violating the law, and some money may not be given. Another is that although Brown is very disobedient and no longer brave, he is still a qualified outside receiver on the league's front line, signed by other teams, and it is a big loss for the Pirates.

In fact, in the final analysis, although Brown has made big news again and again, this time this time this time this time may not really be completely blamed on him. Brown left the game halfway through the game mainly because he thought he still had an ankle injury, but Arians had to ask him to play. For Brown, he had a number of incentive clauses that were only a little bit off, and being cut was a big loss to his economy. For the Pirates and Arians, without the offensive weapon of Brown, it will certainly have a great impact on their playoffs.

(Text/Geng Haoyang)