Antonio Brown is facing a lengthy suspension amid the NFL’s investigation into the rape and sexual-assault claims against the wide receiver, according to a report Tuesday.

Brown, whom the New England Patriots released earlier this season, could receive a suspension of anywhere from six games to an entire season, Bleacher Report reported, citing several sources.

Despite the report of impending discipline, Bleacher Report reported last Friday that at least 20 teams were interested in signing Brown -- including all postseason teams aside from the Patriots.

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Brown, a seven-time Pro Bowler and four-time All-Pro selection, has had 841 catches for 11,263 receiving yards and 75 touchdowns. However, he’s faced a string of serious off-field allegations and displayed erratic behavior on social media.

Brown was accused in a lawsuit by his former trainer of sexual assault and rape. Separately, he was accused in a Sports Illustrated report of sexual assault. Brown met with the league over the allegations but the NFL has not dished out any discipline. He could face a lengthy suspension or could be subjected to the commissioner’s exempt list if he did sign with a team.

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Meanwhile, the free-agent wide receiver teased his rap album Tuesday. Brown apparently planned to call it “No White Women 2020.”

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Last week, he vowed never to date white women again.