New York Giants’ Josh Brown Won’t Appeal Placement On Exempt List (Report)

New York Giants kicker Josh Brown may have just sealed his fate with a report that came down on Monday morning regarding a decision.

New York Giants controversial kicker Josh Brown was placed on the commissioner’s exempt list prior to their game in London against the Los Angeles Rams. In signing former Chicago Bears kicker and Pennsylvania product Robbie Gould, Brown’s future with the Giants was in serious jeopardy.

Now, on Monday morning, ESPN’s Adam Schefter is reporting that Brown likely won’t appeal the NFL’s decision that placed him on the exempt list.

Giants kicker Josh Brown not expected to appeal NFL decision to place him on Commissioner's Exempt List, per league source.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 24, 2016

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network has reported that Brown is permitted at the Giants facility starting Oct. 21 if the organization permits it.

Josh Brown is allowed at the Giants facility, if they are OK with that. He has three days to appeal being placed on this list.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 21, 2016

While everybody from John Mara to Ben McAdoo has stated that the Giants won’t turn their back on the troubled kicker, his future with New York is now in serious doubt. His future in the NFL is a wild card.

It’ll be interesting to see what unfolds from here.

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