Brown's Plea Deal Hearing Postponed to October 28

Former NFL receiver Antonio Brown arrived in court Wednesday ready to strike a plea deal that would resolve an attempted murder charge with a no-contest plea to aggravated assault. The hearing was postponed as the judge was in the middle of a different case.

Brown's attorney, Mark Eiglarsh, called the delay a setback since Brown remains on an ankle monitor and wants closure. The attorney remains cautiously optimistic about the agreement that would prevent jail time and avoid a felony conviction. Brown faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted of the May 2025 Miami incident at a celebrity boxing match, which he claims was self-defense using Florida's 'Stand Your Ground' law. cricket-ipl.in