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The National Football League suspended Antonio Brown and two others for three games for misrepresenting their Covid-19 vaccination status, following an investigation into a November report that Brown provided a fake vaccination card to the Buccaneers.
Antonio Brown is facing a three-game suspension for misrepresenting his Covid-19 vaccine status.
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The NFL and its players' union launched a review into Brown's vaccination status after his former chef accused the former All-Pro of showing him a fake vaccination card.
The three-game suspension for John Franklin III and the three-game suspension for Mike Edwards were related to the probe.
The three players will serve their suspensions immediately after waiving their right of appeal.
Steven Ruiz told the Tampa Bay Times in November that Brown's girlfriend asked him to get fake vaccinations for her and Brown. Brown showed him fake vaccination cards, though he was unable to provide the false proof of vaccine. Sean Burstyn, Brown's lawyer, told reporters that Brown is vaccine free, and the Buccaneers said they did not find any "irregularities" in their inspection of players' vaccine cards.
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Burstyn denied the allegations against Brown in a statement to the NFL Network. Mr. Brown wrapped this up quickly because the NFL made its determination and didn't go through the process of challenging the outcome.
Antonio Brown is accused of obtaining a fake vaccine card.
