Brandon Browner was a fantastic addition to the 2014 Patriots. He wasn't around long but clearly made some close friends.

One of those close friends was Malcolm Butler. 

Browner was not afraid to speak up and let his feelings on the Butler mystery be known. (Butler, one of the Patriots' top cornerbacks and the hero of the Patriots' Super Bowl win over the Seahawks, was benched the entire game last night.)

Browner took to Instagram and posted four separate posts blasting the team, and most notably Bill Belichick.

WTF going on here is this not the man who won SN49 for U? I hate shit like this. This is why I rock with players and not the team. 🤬😡

A post shared by Brandon Browner (@bbrowner39) on Feb 4, 2018 at 4:33pm PST

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A post shared by Brandon Browner (@bbrowner39) on Feb 4, 2018 at 7:27pm PST

✊🏾🖤👑 your spirit was all over that game tonight. Definitely seen it, they had safeties covering WR to prove a point. God bless u my friend, keep fighting, I saw you tear up pre game, first sign. You done a lot for that team and that community it's ok to move on.. @mac_bz 👑

A post shared by Brandon Browner (@bbrowner39) on Feb 4, 2018 at 7:45pm PST

A locker room was divided pre game, most yds ever given in up in a SB game, and your best defender over the past 3 seasons. Doesn't get a snap. You where hurt/burnt where he was needed tonight.. #foolishpride

A post shared by Brandon Browner (@bbrowner39) on Feb 4, 2018 at 8:38pm PST

Browner states that the Pats' locker room was divided well before the Super Bowl, and the Patriots didn't start Butler out of spite. At least according to his opinion.

Mark Daniels of the Providence Journal pointed out that current and ex-Patriots liked one of the photos, most notably Alfonzo Dennard, Dont'a Hightower, and Jamie Collins.