Mark Eiglarsh

“They made [Brown] an offer he couldn’t refuse,”

Mark Eiglarsh · said 2026-09-23 · reported 2026-09-23

Brown's attorney said Antonio Brown plans to accept a plea deal on an attempted murder charge in Miami.

“There’s no prison, there’s no jail, there’s no house arrest. There’s only straight probation,”

Mark Eiglarsh · said 2026-09-23 · reported 2026-09-23

Eiglarsh described the terms of the plea deal, under which Brown would accept a charge of aggravated assault.

“There is a profound difference between believing you can win a case and deciding that you and your family cannot afford to spend another year, or potentially several years, wearing an ankle monitor and fighting it.”

Mark Eiglarsh · said 2026-09-23 · reported 2026-09-23

Eiglarsh explained the rationale for accepting a plea deal rather than continuing to fight the attempted murder charge.

“And no alcohol or drug evaluation, no psychological evaluation, no letter of apology, no community service hours, no fines. Just stay away from the victim.”

Mark Eiglarsh · said 2026-09-23 · reported 2026-09-23

Eiglarsh continued describing the lenient terms of Brown's plea deal to ESPN.