Considering Visual Rhetoric

Antonio Brown, a football player that was in the National Football League, was out for most of the last season because of some personal issues that got him in trouble with the commissioner. His face was in the media all of last year even before the season started because he continued to create drama with his new and formal team. He was attacking both staffs and fellow players, in attempt to create the image that he is right or a good person. He used Pathos when he posted a video of his reaction to his team buying him out of his contract, he screamed “I’m free! I’m free!” multiple times as he ran through his yard basking in his glory. Later in the season he got cut from his new team because of some lawsuits that he may or may not have committed. After that he continued to keep his face in the media trying to appeal to peoples emotions. One time he posted a video of him outside his house with police that he called on his wife while his kids were there and he let the whole world see. Antonio Brown was trying his best to make him self out as the good guy but he is obviously not very good at using his Rhetoric Devices, or maybe his brain needs some checking. But anyway he is a prime example of a person that has been trying to convince people to be on his side, but he has been failing miserably choosing horrible and sad strategies.