Nailed.

Well, it appears the chef was on to something.

Recently, a disgruntled former chef of Antonio Brown’s claimed that not only was he owed some $10,000 for services rendered to Brown, but the chef, represented by a self-professed Hollywood sex tape broker, claimed Brown was trying to purchase a fake V-card.

In a joint review by a group representing both the NFL and NFLPA, it was found not just furniture-tossing, bicycle-throwing Brown was trying to dodge NFL virus protocols, so too was defensive back Mike Edwards and former Bucs receiver John Franklin, late of Last Chance U fame.

As a result, both Brown and Edwards have been suspended without pay for three games, per Adam Schefter of BSPN.

National Football League announced today discipline of three players for violating jointly developed and administered NFL-NFLPA COVID-19 protocols.
Tampa Bay’s Antonio Brown and Mike Edwards have each been suspended without pay for the next three games.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 2, 2021

It was already reported that Brown was out the next two games due to his messed-up ankle. So an extra game, Joe is like, eh? Just be ready for January.

Losing Edwards will hurt. The Bucs are thin at defensive back with all the injuries to the corners.