The NFL says it is looking into a report that Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown allegedly obtained a fake Covid-19 vaccination card to evade league protocols.
A former personal chef for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver made the allegations in a Tampa Bay Times report. Brown's attorney said his client is vaccinated.
According to Ruiz, Brown’s girlfriend, model Cydney Moreau, texted him Ruiz on July 2 saying, “Can you get the COVID cards?” Ruiz responded, “I can try.” That same night Alex Guerrero, a personal trainer, arrived to Brown’s home to help him recover from a knee surgery and he took a photo of Brown’s vaccination card, according to Ruiz. The photo was an effort to help the team document a list of vaccinated players. Ruiz said he believed Guerrero was unaware the card was fake, the newspaper reported.Brown’s attorney, Sean Burstyn, said in a statement that his client is vaccinated."Mr.
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