Antonio Brown pleads not guilty in Miami shooting, claiming self-defense. Inside the ex-NFL star’s case and what happens next.

As the former wide receiver faces a second-degree attempted murder charge, it's time that we examine how he got here.

Former NFL All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown was reportedly indicted to New Jersey by U.S. Marshals months after he was wanted for attempted murder in South Florida, NFL insider Andy Slater reported on Thursday (November 6).

It's always interesting when former NFL star and Buccaneer, Antonio Brown makes his way into the news. Whether it's Mr. Big Chest, going after Tom Brady, or other troubles, there's no telling what kind of controversy Brown will bring. This time, it's ...

Antonio Brown was captured and extradited after a 4-month manhunt following the Miami shooting at a boxing event.