sport news Steelers' Diontae Johnson 'faces a lawsuit for not attending his OWN football ... trends now
sport news Steelers' Diontae Johnson 'faces a lawsuit for not attending his OWN football ... trends now
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson 'faces a lawsuit for not attending his OWN football camp as company claims his no-show caused significant damages': Player's agent canceled due to flight delays Diontae Johnson was supposed to appear at a camp on May 22 But he never showed up and FlexWork Sports Management are seeking money Johnson was a 2021 Pro-Bowler and recently inked a new contract extension
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Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson never showed up to his own football camp in May, and is now being sued by the company that organized it according to documents reviewed the Pittsburgh-Post Gazette.
Just 13 minutes before the camp was supposed to start, one of Johnson's agents reportedly texted camp organizers saying that his client would be late due to a canceled flight the night before.
The agent, Maxx Lepselter, initially said Johnson would arrive later in the day, before 'it was established the wideout did not want to wait
