Antonio Brown's crusade against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers has gone on for days. After accusing the team of making him play through an ankle injury during Tampa Bay's win over the New York Jets — in which he exited midgame after throwing his game-worn clothes into the stands — Brown continues to post on social media to explain what happened.

Head coach Bruce Arians has tried to explain his and the Buccaneers' side of the situation. He claimed that he was not aware of Brown's injury and explained that Brown will no longer be a Buc. While Arians explains himself and the team to reporters, Brown has started taking shots at him online, leaking a text conversation between them. And now Tom Brady, who helped lure Brown to Tampa Bay, is getting lashed out at.

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First, Brown posted a photoshopped Home Alone 2 cover with him as Kevin McCallister and Brady and Arians as the Wet Bandits, which can suggest multiple things: that they are both out to get him, that they are criminals and/or cannot be trusted. Included in the post is Brown's newly released rap song.

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Then, Brown posted text messages between himself and Alex Guerrero, Brady's personal trainer. On the morning of Christmas Eve, Brown asked Guerrero for a refund after opting to not work with him anymore.

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Brown posted the screenshot on his Instagram story and tagged Brady, alleging that Guerrero charged him despite not working with him.

The only thing made clear in this whole ordeal is that Brown's time in Tampa Bay is over. The team is working with the league to figure out how they can remove him from the roster. As the Buccaneers look to finish out their regular season with the division title locked up, they'll have to shake off this drama.