Antonio Brown Wants Back With The Patriots

Three weeks, four grievances and a pretty personal shot at Patriots owner Robert Kraft have passed since New England released Antonio Brown. Now, it appears, the embattled receiver wants back into Foxboro.

"You guys follow the Patriots, tell them to call me," Brown said in an Instagram video Wednesday. "They still gotta pay me, so might as well let me earn it."

Indeed, the Patriots could be on the hook for millions. Brown has filed four grievances against the team, including for his $9 million signing bonus.

Brown played one game for New England, catching a touchdown in a romp over Miami. The Patriots receivers situation is dire, but they'll probably bring back Troy Brown before Antonio Brown.

Antonio Brown, who was released Sept. 20 after being accused of rape and sexual assault and reportedly sent threatening messages to one of his accusers, burned any bridges on the way out when he tweeted about the NFL's hypocrisy. In one instance he cited Kraft's arrest in a prostitution sting.

"Kraft got caught in the parlor AB speculations fired different strokes different folks clearly," Brown tweeted.

Brown also said he was done with the NFL — which apparently didn't last long.