Brown's plea hearing postponed to October 28

Former NFL receiver Antonio Brown arrived in court Wednesday ready to resolve an attempted murder charge with a no-contest plea to aggravated assault. However, the hearing was postponed because the judge was presiding over another trial. The case has been rescheduled for October 28.

Brown's attorney Mark Eiglarsh expressed frustration at the delay, noting his client has been wearing an ankle monitor without resolution. Despite the setback, Eiglarsh remains cautiously optimistic about the proposed deal that would result in no jail time and avoid a conviction on Brown's record. Brown claims self-defense in the May 2025 Miami incident at a celebrity boxing match, relying on Florida's 'Stand Your Ground' law. sport-ipl.my