Doctor Suing Antonio Brown for Thousands in Unpaid Bills Claims He Farted in His Face Repeatedly
By Michael Luciano

For all his incredible accolades as a wide receiver, New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown is a complete wild card off of the field. While currently under investigation after being named in a civil suit and being accused of rape and sexual assault, a report from Sports Illustrated's Robert Klemko has found more incidents of disturbing and downright bizarre behavior.
A former doctor of Brown's identified as Victor Prisk is suing him for $11,500 in unpaid bills, but that's not even the craziest part of the story. Prisk said Brown farted in his face "several times" during their first appointment.
fav detail in @RobertKlemko's AB story: An orthopedic doctor who is suing AB for the $11,500 he owes him, says in their 1st meeting, AB farted several times while he tested his body fat. "I’m a doctor & this man is farting in my face.”https://t.co/SM92DGJLiz
— Kalyn Kahler (@kalynkahler) September 16, 2019
A former "on-call wellness coach" of Brown's, Prisk alleges he was supposed to be paid $500 an hour, per an oral agreement with Brown, but AB would always change the subject whenever the payments were brought up.
This sound familiar? Remember that time Brown didn't pay his chef because he thought he was being threatened?
coming in a close second, from a chef who was also not paid: pic.twitter.com/yGUFCO24GZ
— Kalyn Kahler (@kalynkahler) September 16, 2019
Brown also reportedly had an aquarium filled with piranhas installed in his house, but neglected everything to the point where the tank was covered with algae and the fish were dead and rotting. He's being sued by the owner of a Pittsburgh pet store for not disassembling the aquarium.
in third place, another fishy incident. DEAD piranhas?!?!?! pic.twitter.com/TBmm5UgGYQ
— Kalyn Kahler (@kalynkahler) September 16, 2019
At this point, it's hard to believe the Patriots took a risk on this guy. Where there's smoke, there's fire, and Brown provided more than enough instances of that this summer. Now, the rest are coming out, and they're beyond reprehensible.