Titans wide receiver A.J. Brown was “likely still under the influence of anesthesia” during the livestream, according to the report, and later apologized for statements he made in the video. He revealed undergoing surgery on both knees after injuring one during training camp and the second during the first game of the season.
He continued playing for the remainder of the regular season and made the Pro Bowl before undergoing surgery on Jan. 19. He tweeted an apology on Jan. 20 for the video.
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