Antonio Brown of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was seen walking off the field and throwing all of his stuff into the stands while the Buccaneers took on the New York Jets.

It is unclear what caused him to do this, but the head coach of the Buccaneers, Bruce Arians, announced that Antonio Brown's career in Tampa Bay is now over.

It makes a lot of sense from the Buccaneers' standpoint because this guy has gotten too many opportunities throughout his career and has failed on every single one of them.

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Throughout his career, he has repeatedly failed every team that has taken a chance on him and it's still unclear why the Buccaneers ever even gave him a chance. From alleged sexual assault, almost killing a baby, a fake vaccination card, and many other issues that have been throughout his career, he just hasn't been a guy that should still be on an NFL team.

It is unclear if any other team is going to take a chance on him, but he surely won't be with the Buccaneers. There will probably still be another team out there who does give him another chance because owners only care about one thing and that's winning football games. As bad as it sounds, it wouldn't be crazy to expect him to be signed sometime soon.

He will not be on the Buccaneers but will hit waivers soon and there is a good chance someone picks him up.