Noah Gragson gives his verdict on NFL’s Antonio Brown wanting love from NASCAR

The former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown asked a question from NASCAR, and Stewart Haas Racing Cup Series driver Noah Gragson replied and shared his take. The American football player recently met NASCAR prodigy Connor Zilisch and shared a picture on his X account. In the comments section, a fan suggested that the stock car association should give Brown the chance to be the Grand Marshal for the Daytona 500 for the 2025 season.

Brown called Zilisch the "cracker of the day." Zilisch has had the 'biggest year' of his career, making his Xfinity Series debut under Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s co-owned team JR Motorsports. He has gained a lot of attention in a short time and broke some major records in his rookie year.

Stumbling upon the tweet, the NFL athlete took to his X account and wrote:

"Be Honored @NASCAR AB loves NASCAR NASCAR loves AB? 🏁"

The tweet caught the eye of Cup Series driver Noah Gragson, and he enthusiastically replied:

"I love @AB84."

Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock, was the Grand Marshal for the 2024 Daytona 500, followed by Charles Wood in 2022. In 2021, the American singer Pitbull got his chance to kick off the Cup Series season. J.J. Watt, the NFL star, also got his turn to become the Grand Marshal in 2019.

However, NASCAR hasn't made any statement regarding giving Antonio Brown the chance to be the Grand Marshal at the Daytona 500 scheduled for February 2, 2025. Meanwhile, Noah Gragson continues to make headlines with his playful interaction in the racing world and beyond.

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"I'll loan it to you": Noah Gragson on offering his equipment to Collin Morikawa for 2025

Noah Gragson is known for his love for golf and frequently visits golf courses in his free time. With the 2024 Cup Series season wrapped up, Gragson is spending his sweet time on the golf course. He recently shared an Instagram story jokingly offering his putter to the professional golfer Collin Morikawa for the 2025 Masters.

The former Stewart-Haas Racing driver had a struggling season in the 2024 Cup Series championship. He clinched only two top-ten finishes in the first five races of the 2024 season. He ended the season in 24th place with seven top-ten finishes and one top-five finish followed by six DNFs.

After SHR ceased operations, Gragson was designated to drive under the Front-Row Motorsports banner for the 2025 season. He signed a multi-year contract with FRM, which is currently stuck in an ongoing standoff with NASCAR.

The former Stewart-Haas Racing driver is spending his off-season on the golf course with his friends and shared snippets of their stay and golfing adventure on his Instagram.