New Raiders receiver pleads guilty to driving 100 mph — he could’ve paid the fine in pennies

Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown slowed down enough Tuesday to resolve his speeding case.

Brown, traded from the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Raiders in March, was clocked in excess of 100 mph in a 45-mph zone just outside of Pittsburgh in November, according to TMZ Sports.

Hey, what are sleek black Porches for?

Brown blew off his February court date at which point he was found guilty of reckless driving and fined more than $700, Sports Illustrated reported.

Brown, who ranks second in Steelers history in catches, receiving yards and touchdown catches, appealed the case and on Tuesday pleaded to a lesser charge — driving at unsafe speeds, per SI — at the Allegheny County Courthouse.

He was fined $25.

TMZ was kind enough to do the math — the fine represents .00005 percent of the $50 million contract he signed with the Raiders. Whaddaya say, boys and girls, should we start a GoFundMe?

According to ESPN, Brown took the occasion to offer a shout-out to his fans.

“To all my fans in Pittsburgh, never got to say goodbye,” Brown said. “I’m here today in downtown Pittsburgh court.”

USA Today reported Brown took a final walk-through of his Pittsburgh residence so he could say goodbye to the custom murals in the home.