Antonio Brown reacts to NFL warning Bruce Arians for his actions during Bucs-Saints brawl

It's been almost nine months since Antonio Brown's wild exit from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the middle of last season's Week 17 contest against the New York Jets. As a refresher, the seven-time Pro Bowler stripped off his jersey, shoulder pads, gloves and undershirt on the sideline, threw many of the items to fans in the crowd and shuffled across the end zone while throwing up "peace" signs to the audience before leaving the field and in the process, ended his Bucs career (and possibly his NFL days).

Later that evening, Brown thanked the organization for his release (even though his release didn't come until four days later) and then dropped a new rap song . The entire episode put "AB's" relationship with then-Tampa Bay head coach Bruce Arians under a microscope and further reports showed that the duo had quite a tense dynamic.

With Arians now serving in a senior advisory role for the Bucs, he was in the news earlier this week for his alleged involvement in the on-field brawl between Tampa Bay and the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, from the sidelines.

Brown has apparently been following the story and took to Twitter for an emoji-filled reaction on Wednesday morning.