Antonio Brown wants Kanye West to buy Denver Broncos: ‘NFL Call Ye’

Antonio Brown wants Kanye West to buy Denver Broncos: ‘NFL Call Ye’

Look same Kanye West may be entering race for ownership of the Denver Broncos!

According to former Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver and president Kanye West’s Donda Sports, Antonio Brown claims rapper “Jail” and his company want to own an NFL team. On Thursday (February 10), the 33-year-old NFL player took to Twitter to share an amusing message. He wrote,

“Donda Sports wants to buy @Broncos someone to go with me!”

Then he added,

“NFL CALL YE”

This message arrived just a few days later Antonio Brown revealed that he got a new job as the President of Donda Sports–new sports/lifestyle brand he manages Kanye West, 44. In an Instagram post, Brown shared a bill for more than $2 million for a single owner’s apartment and some front-row VIP tickets for this year’s Super Bowl. Brown wrote,

“We’re owners now!… Donda talks about ownership, empowerment and discovering the next superhero. This is for the people who have appreciated us, for all the people who say we can’t—we say WE WILL.

he continued,

“As President, it was important to me to book the Donda Suite for SUPERBOWL LVI this year. This is a game meant to be watched together. This is the love and unity that we need to promote. THIS IS FOR THE BABY, OUR NEXT GENERATION!!! ”

If Antonio’s claims are true, then he and Ye will be engaged in some stiff competition. There has been an ongoing bidding war for ownership of the Denver Broncos. As previously reported, Allen Media Group CEO Byron Allen is reportedly planning to enter the race for ownership of the NFL team. Allen told sources that the NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and owner of the New England Patriots Robert Kraft approached him with the idea in November 2019.

Black Billionaire Robert F. Smith are also said to have participated in the bidding, which could amount to $4 billion. Both blacksmith and Allen potentially becoming the first black person to own an NFL franchise.

Robert F. Smith

With such high stakes, it’s safe to say it’s going to be an exciting bidding war! May the groomsmen win!

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