Former NFL star Antonio Brown amassed 12,291 receiving yards, 83 receiving touchdowns and captured a Super Bowl championship over the course of his storied NFL career.
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Now, the 12-year pro is transitioning into a new form of entertainment: OnlyFans.
On Sunday, the former Pittsburgh Steelers star declared his intent to join OnlyFans in 2027, the same year he is eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
In true Antonio Brown fashion, the All-Pro wideout announced his plans in flashy fashion.
Standing in front of his multi-million-dollar mansion and luxury vehicle while wearing his Super Bowl LV championship ring, Brown said he will soon join the adult entertainment site.
"Yo, I'm Antonio Brown, and I have some big news. In 2027, I will be in the Hall of Fame. That means I will be the first Hall of Famer on OnlyFans. If you wanna collab, get with my manager, and I will put belt to body."
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The announcement almost comes across as satire, but given Brown's history of bold and unabashed behavior, it's likely true.
Brown previously made headlines for his head-scratching retirement in 2022, in which he undressed on the sidelines mid-game before waving goodbye to the crowd shirtless.
The jaw-dropping moment capped what was an otherwise Hall of Fame-caliber career.
Brown is one of 32 players in NFL history to amass over 12,000 receiving yards. The former Super Bowl champion also earned four All-Pro selections and made seven Pro Bowl appearances.
Former Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin lauded Brown during an appearance on the Pivot podcast.
"I appreciate that dude in ways I can't explain to y'all," Tomlin said. "I don't think enough gets said about the will of that dude, about the work ethic of that dude, about the fearlessness in which he played the game. I've never seen him blink on the football field. I've never seen him shy away from anything uncomfortable on the football field."
Off the field, however, Brown has displayed erratic behavior over the years.
The 38-year-old former wideout began broadcasting CTESPN, a portmanteau of CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy) and the sports network ESPN, on social media. The viral trend typically involves Brown weighing in on trending sports stories.
In November 2025, Brown was extradited from Dubai regarding an alleged attempted murder charge, according to ESPN.
Should he avoid jail time, the former NFL star has his sights set on OnlyFans next.
