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Antonio Brown mocked on social media after asking for help with English paper

By Ryan Gaydos Fox News
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Antonio Brown back to school at Central Michigan University after his New England Patriots release Video

Antonio Brown back to school at Central Michigan University after his New England Patriots release

Embattled former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown is going back to school at Central Michigan University after being traded by the Oakland Raider and released by the New England Patriots. The school says he’s only taking online classes.

Antonio Brown reached out for some college help via social media Sunday morning, but he may want to sideline term papers and start with a "prof reader" for his tweets.

Brown asked the Twitter world whether anyone could help him proofread his English paper. Brown recently re-enrolled at Central Michigan University and started the new semester.

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The former New England Patriots wide receiver, however, was trolled mercilessly because of the grammatical errors he had in his tweet.

“My English paper do by tonight 12am need a prof reader make sure As and Bs #Eng303,” he wrote.

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Twitter users had a field day aiming their jokes at the four-time All-Pro.

Brown spent 11 days with the Patriots after his endless offseason saga with the Oakland Raiders.

The free agent was released after he was accused of sexual assault and rape in a civil lawsuit and sexual assault in a report that surfaced after his first game with the Patriots against the Miami Dolphins.

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Brown has since gone back-and-forth on whether he will ever play in the NFL again. His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has insisted that a “few teams” have been interested in his client.