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'A costly outburst': Antonio Brown runs off the field shirtless during the Bucs-Jets game; Update: 'Career in Tampa Bay is over'

UPDATE

And he’s done with Tampa Bay:

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown took off his pads, threw his T-shirt into the stands, and then jogged off the field during the 3rd quarter of today’s game against the New York Jets:

Watch for yourself:

Here’s the sideline view:

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This . . . reminds us of the end of the movie “Slap Shot”:

Anyway, nobody seems to know *why* Brown ran off the field during the game, but it will reportedly be “a costly outburst” if this is the last play of his career with Tampa Bay:

Whoops.

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Editor’s note: This post has been updated.

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