Antonio Brown's son shows off wide receiver skills in latest viral video
By Tyler Reed

You may know Antonio Brown as being of the more popular social media trolls this side of the Western Hemisphere.
However, there was a time when Brown was one of the greatest wide receivers to play in the NFL. Brown's tenure with the Pittsburgh Steelers saw the former sixth-round pick earn seven Pro Bowl selections, four All-Pro selections, and earn a spot on the All-2010s team.
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Brown is a Hall of Fame talent, and it appears that talent doesn't fall too far from the family tree as Brown's son recently showed off his moves in a viral video sweeping across social media.
Antonio Brown’s son has INSANE wide-receiver skills
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) March 30, 2025
The Brown genetics need to be studied 🤯 pic.twitter.com/oWr0SiAXQK
Brown's son makes it look easy in the viral highlight reel. No question the kid has been putting in the work on the field.
While it may be premature to say he will be on the level of his father, there's no question that the younger Brown is already making a name for himself on the football field.
FACT: Antonio Brown has officially been cut from the @Buccaneers. I highly doubt he ever steps foot on an @NFL football field again. pic.twitter.com/e8wZewPZQ5
— SCOTT WARNER (@ScottWarner18) January 2, 2022
His father was last seen in the NFL during the 2021 season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Brown gave us the iconic 'peace out' moment when the Buccaneers were facing the New York Jets,
However, if his son continues to be the player he is now, we may soon see another Brown on the sidelines in the NFL.
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