Let's face it: Unless Antonio Brown or Britney Taylor are posting in this forum, no one here knows what happened between them. And I suspect very few people here actually know how rape victims are "supposed" to respond, or what a "normal" time is to report an alleged assault.
The fact is, if you're ready to conclude that Taylor is a gold-digger based on a single news report -- or, conversely, if you're ready to conclude that Brown must be a rapist because he's been acting like a d-bag on social media for the past month -- you're revealing far more about your own biases than you are about what may or may not have happened in this case. Yes, it would be horrible if Brown has his reputation destroyed by a false accusation. You know what else would be horrible? If a woman who was raped was further traumatized by being derided as a liar and a shakedown artist based solely on suppositions.
Remember: Whatever you think about #MeToo, or how society treats rape allegations, or anything else, has no bearing whatsoever on the specifics of this case.
It may be that we will never find out more information about her accusations than what we know right now. But is it too much to wait at least a couple weeks to see if anything new comes out before making any grand pronouncements?