Antonio Brown, ex-Patriots player currently facing attempted murder charge, to make stand-up ‘comedy debut’ in Cambridge
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Improbable as it seems, former Patriots pass catcher Antonio Brown is now a comedian. No kidding. Brown, the volatile former NFL receiver who is currently facing an attempted murder charge in Miami, is coming to Cambridge to try his hand at stand-up. Brown is booked to make his “comedy debut” at the New England Comedy Club in Harvard Square on Dec. 18. According to some online promotion for the show, Brown will perform and also do a meet-and-greet with fans. Tickets cost $77. Calls to the show’s promoter were not immediately returned Monday. Brown, 38, last played in the NFL in 2022 for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he was a teammate of Tom Brady’s. But in a Jan. 2 game against the Jets, Brown took off his pads and jersey mid-game and ran off the field to the locker room. He hasn’t played in the league since. Get Starting PointA guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter EmailBrown’s tenure with the Patriots was brief. After being released by the Raiders in 2019, he was recruited to Foxborough by Brady. Brown suited up for one game – a 43-0 win against the Dolphins – in which he caught four passes and scored one touchdown.
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