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Antonio Brown used an offensive, derogatory slur against Caleb Williams after a locker room video with Case Keenum went viral

This is the second time that Antonio Brown has taken a social media dig at Caleb Williams.

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This is the second time that Antonio Brown has taken a social media dig at Caleb Williams.A viral locker room clip showed Williams standing in the background while Case Keenum gave his Chicago Bears vs. Philadelphia Eagles 27-7 winning speech. Brown took a screenshot of the clip and added a cheap caption directed at the young quarterback.The X post included an offensive, homophobic, derogatory slur. For the second time, Brown called Williams “Fa*got of the Week.” Back in 2025, Brown labeled Williams “Fa*got of the Day” after a viral tweet claimed Williams wasn't interested in girls as a kid because he was too locked into football.Antonio Brown’s comment follows a viral video of Caleb Williams in the locker room with Case KeenumCaleb Williams suffered a Grade 2 hamstring injury in the Week 2 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. He did not play against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 3. Case Keenum served as his backup QB. Keenum led the team to a win over the Eagles, throwing for 247 yards and 2 touchdowns and scoring a rushing touchdown.Following the victory, Keenum received the game ball in the locker room celebration. While Keenum gave his memorable speech, Williams stood behind him in a bathrobe, hands folded and a bright smile on his face. Antonio Brown took a screenshot of that unusual moment and posted it on his X.The former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver used a homophobic, derogatory slur and labeled Williams his “Fa*got of the Week.” There is no end to the kind of weird, adulterated posts Brown showcases on his X account. But this one stood apart from the others, especially because of the offensive nature of the insult.Brown has previously used provocative and controversial labels while targeting athletes and public figures on his X account.Williams has not responded to the post. He may treat it the same way he treated his several other AI-generated posts. One that had him crying on the field after he chipped his nail polish. The other when he posed provocatively for an NFL rivalry jersey photoshoot.Just that it was Case Keenum’s big night, and it somehow looked like Caleb Williams wanted to own it. Yes, it’s his team. Yes, Keenum’s a backup. But who plays on the gridiron and wins the battles for the franchise - matters the most.Caleb Williams’ nonstop controversy overshadows Case Keenum’s victoryThe 38-year-old quarterback Case Keenum returned to the gridiron after 1,009 days. He played as he’d never played before. This was his one chance to prove his worth. He helped beat the Jalen Hurts-led Philadelphia Eagles by a tormenting 27-7 score.When it was his time to share his joy with the team that helped him win, an injured [almost] franchise quarterback snatched his spotlight.When Caleb Williams could have easily stood in front of Keenum, listening to his victory speech like the rest of the team, he chose to stand right behind him - probably knowing for a fact that he was being recorded. And that’s how he became the hero behind the actual hero.He took the footage to the next level. As though Keenum was playing for him, not his team. Anyhow, the clip knew it would go viral. Caleb probably knew it would go viral, too.And viral-news-hungry gossipmongers like Antonio Brown also knew it would look great on their feed. And that’s what he did. He made the Williams’ story look louder and brighter than expected. Clearly surpassing Case Keenum’s victory case.Anyhow, Chicago improved its season record from 1-1 to 2-1. But Caleb took the cake, even without being on the gridiron… he got all the footage, just by being behind Case.Stay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news, check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.

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Thursday, October 1, 2026

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