Antonio Brown still drawing interest from NFL teams, agent says: report

Following sexual assault allegations Antonio Brown has been released from the Patriots. Antonio Brown has been cut loose by two NFL teams this month amid a list of controversies that include sexual assault and rape allegations – but some of the other teams in the league are still expressing interest in his services as a top-flight wide receiver, according to his agent. However, the unnamed teams said to be interested in Brown "want information regarding his legal situation and the NFL investigation" into the accusations made against him, Drew Rosenhaus told ESPN on Saturday. Brown, 31, a seven-time Pro Bowl player, was let go by the New England Patriots on Friday, after a lawyer representing one of his female accusers alerted the NFL about allegedly "intimidating" emails believed to have been sent to the woman by Brown earlier in the week. Not long after Brown was let go, the NFL issued a statement regarding the status of Brown's relationship with the league.