As uncertainty surrounding the re-signing of wide receiver Antonio Brown by the Buccaneers is ongoing, so too is the uncertainty surrounding the sexual battery case against him.
On Tuesday, the Tampa Bay Times is reporting that a judge ruled in favor of Brown’s accuser to subpoena the Buccaneers, Patriots, and Raiders to obtain any communication exchanged between the veteran receiver and those organizations.
The ruling comes a month after attorneys representing the woman, Britney Taylor, sought all “correspondence, memoranda, communications, agreements, messages or other written documentation” from the Bucs, Steelers, Patriots and Raiders regarding their professional relationships with Brown.