Ryan Clark: Antonio Brown Is 'Not a Good Human' Amid JuJu Smith-Schuster Drama

Antonio Brown's latest antics have drawn harsh criticism from former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark.

After Brown recently took shots at Steelers receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster on social media, Clark went on ESPN's Get Up! and said his former teammate is just "not a good human":

As Brown demanded a trade earlier this offseason, he burned just about every bridge to punch his ticket out of town. He called out quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and coach Mike Tomlin. Smith-Schuster, though, had not been a public target until this past weekend.

On Sunday, a Pittsburgh fan tweeted at Brown to make sure the seven-time Pro Bowler knew that Smith-Schuster was voted the team MVP in 2018. The Raiders star responded by pointing out his former teammate's costly Week 16 fumble: 

That led to these tweets from Smith-Schuster:

Brown didn't let the feud die there, though, as he went on to post a private message from Smith-Schuster from 2015, who was in college at the time:

He has since deleted the post.

In January, Clark made headlines by revealing on air that he had warned the Steelers about paying Brown—who he was teammates with for four seasons in Pittsburgh—big money:

As Brown has continued to talk, Clark has not eased up.