It goes without saying that Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown has long been one of the more social media-savvy players in the NFL. Unfortunately, things have taken an awkward turn on his timeline recently.

Brown has never been shy about expressing his thoughts through his various social media handles. However, his latest post on Twitter left fans with a rather unsightly image in their heads:

The response from fans went as expected.

Meanwhile, one fan even suggested that Brown forgot to switch to his burner account

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Players would usually have an argument on their hands if they said they got hacked. Professional athletes are often the easiest target for hackers which is why it has become such a common occurrence. However, there is little reason to believe that is the case given Brown's recent slew of enigmatic tweets.

This is not the first time he has made headlines for something said on social media. He recently took to Instagram to call out one of the mothers of his children for the attention she has given him rather than her other kids. That said, this could be part of the drama that is unfolding in his personal life.

Fortunately, he will get a pass and this will all blow over in a couple of weeks as the 2018 NFL season. nears. All that really matters is Brown's ability to concentrate on maintaining his status as the best wideout in the NFL. All this other stuff simply serves as an unnecessary distraction to his and the team's real goals this season.