NFL fans react to Hollywood Brown’s 2-word post as free agency looms

Hollywood Brown is once again an unrestricted free agent after two seasons with Kansas City. All signs point to the wide receiver joining a new team after the Chiefs brought back Tyquan Thornton on a two-year, $11 million deal.

Browns posted a two-word message on X on Thursday.

“Beautiful Day,” Brown tweeted.

Fans shared their reactions in the comments section.

“Just say ur a raven bra stop bein weird lol,” a fan said.

“To stay a free agent and stay away from baltimore,” one fan commented.

“so now we know you’re definitely not in baltimore,” another fan said.

Here are more reactions.

“WYA… cause it ain’t sunny and bright here in Baltimore…. You in Florida working out? Asking for a friend!” a fan wrote.

“If Veach offers you that contract, don’t sign it,” one fan tweeted.

“Nice day to catch a flight out of KC,” another fan wrote.

Brown finished the 2025 season with 49 receptions for 587 yards and five touchdowns in 16 games. He posted a career-high success rate of 54.1% when targeted and averaged 12.0 yards per reception, his best mark since 2020.

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Hollywood Browns gets honest about leaving the Ravens

Hollywood Brown was interviewed by NFL broadcaster Bobby Trosset on Feb. 13. The wide receiver opened up about his decision to leave Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens in 2021.

“No, like I said, right there, mentally, I was checked out,” Brown said. “Maybe I’d have said something to coaches that probably rubbed the wrong way, me being young, but I wasn’t wrong. It’s just we didn’t have older guys in the room who were comfortable enough about speaking out.

“I could talk the way I talk to Lamar, I probably can’t talk to a coach like that. But for me, I have no regrets.”

Brown started 41 games and recorded 195 receptions for 2,361 yards and 21 touchdowns with the Ravens. His final season in Baltimore remains the best of his career, the only one he breached the 1000-receiving-yard mark.