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Two years after he was last seen in the , former All-Pro wide receiver is  he recently purchased. But that's not all. The longtime star Matt Martin Jersey  is also fielding "genuine" interest from about a potential return to the league in 2023, his agent JR Rickert tells CBS Sports.Brown, 34, hasn't taken the field since storming out of the ' Week 17 game in 2021, when he infamously went shirtle s after a dispute with Tampa Mitchell Marner Women Jersey  Bay coaches. But the seven-time Pro Bowler recently reported to practice for the Albany Empire, the upstart National Arena League team of which he is a majority owner, and plans to "suit up" at Saturday's home game.It's a chance for Brown to jump-start an arena franchise he' Tyler Ennis Kids Jersey s running alongside his father, former indoor standout Eddie Brown, while  Frederik Gauthier Women Jersey he considers his own comeback, according to Rickert."He is exploring the right fit," his agent said Thursday, describing recent NFL inquiries as "genuine."This comes a month after Brown , even posting a picture of himself in a uniform. He'd said as recently as March, when he became co-owner of the Empire, that he Calle Rosen Women Jersey  was retired from playing.  Rickert expre sed confidence Brown will be on an NFL roster at some point in 2023. But is the wideout serious about a return?"I think that he is a multi-talented individual who does everything at a high level," Rickert said, "and whatever he commits to, he goes all in."Brown, who's Tyler Bozak Jersey  offering military and first responders free admi sion to his apparent Empire debut on Saturday, has remained a controversial off-field figure. Since 2019, in between colorful departures from the Steelers, and organizations, the former All-Pro has faced numerous lawsuits, including those alleging Josh Leivo Women Jersey  sexual misconduct and felony battery.  Asked if he's concerned Brown could face future NFL discipline in  Jason Spezza Men Jersey the event of a return to the league, Rickert said only that he's "had a tremendously positive experience working with AB, and would hope that I (can) continue to be a strong advocate and advisor."