Antonio Brown wasn't a good fit with the then-Oakland Raiders or New England Patriots due to some erratic behavior and legal troubles that plagued his attempt at a 2019 season.
And it appears things with the NFL free agent and one of his lawyers aren't working out either.
"One of free-agent WR Antonio Brown's attorneys, Carson Hancock, withdrew tonight from the civil case filed by a woman who has accused Brown of rape and sexual assault -- one day before a judge's deadline for Brown to turn over text messages and other evidence," Tom Pelissero of NFL Network on Tuesday reported.
"Hancock -- who also represented Brown in his felony burglary and assault/battery case -- cited "irreconcilable differences" for his decision to withdraw from the civil case. The trial is set for December. Brown is serving an eight-game NFL suspension for two unrelated matters."
Brown was accused of sexual misconduct from two different women in the last year, but the civil case is stemming from a suit filed by his former trainer, Britney Taylor.
Brown was ordered by a Florida judge to turn over evidence to the court within 15 days of Sept. 15.
