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The pictures of Antonio Brown’s injured feet are hideous

Tim Benz
By Tim Benz
2 Min Read Aug. 5, 2019 | 6 years Ago
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Blisters are boomin’.

At least on Antonio Brown’s feet.

Based on what Brown is sharing on social media, the former Steelers star is having significant problems with his feet as he prepares for the 2019 season in Oakland.

Gross.

What is that? MRSA? Is he walking on hot coals as part of his training routine now? Did he run to Drew Rosenhaus’ office to demand a new contract after Michael Thomas got his big deal in New Orleans?

This isn’t the first time Brown has shared a look at his fabulous feet. Remember back in 2017 when he posted this shot of his injured toe?

Brown did not take part in practice Sunday or the open-media portion of “family day” afterward. The Athletic has reported that Brown saw a specialist regarding his blistered feet.

I always knew that Brown had no soul. But I always thought the soles of his feet were fine.

After all, remember the legendary stories of how he became “Tony Toe Tap?” He reportedly would pick up towels with his toes just to strengthen his feet.

Maybe he hurt his feet slamming on the brakes too hard while speeding down McKnight Road?

Regardless, in his first training camp with Oakland, Brown has barely been a participant because of the issue.

Your move “Hard Knocks!”

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Tim Benz is a Tribune-Review staff writer. You can contact Tim at tbenz@triblive.com or via X. All tweets could be reposted. All emails are subject to publication unless specified otherwise.

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