Antonio Brown accepts plea deal to avoid prison in Miami attempted murder case

Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown will plead guilty to aggravated assault and serve probation, ending his attempted murder case.

• Mark Eiglarsh, Brown's attorney, announced the plea deal, which reduces the charge to aggravated assault and spares the ex-player prison.
• Brown is scheduled to appear in court next week to finalize the deal, after facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted.
• Alleged victim Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu said through his attorney that he forgave Brown and withdrew from the prosecution.
• Eiglarsh said the terms include probation only, with no jail, house arrest, or community service, requiring Brown to stay away from the victim.