Antonio Brown Endorses Himself As Green Bay Packers And Kansas City Chiefs Lookout For An Explosive Wide Receiver

Antonio Brown is probably the most controversial player in the history of the NFL. The former Buccaneers wide receiver has been guilty of many bizarre antics throughout his career. After he walked out mid-game in January, his return to the league seems to be in jeopardy. Not many teams want to risk signing Brown to their roster. 

Despite AB being a wildcat, nobody can deny what he brings to the table. The athlete is one of the best wide receivers in the game today. With some teams trading their star WRs, Brown has endorsed himself as a suitable replacement. 

A possible return to the league?

Recently there have been many wild trades taking place. Especially in the wide receiver section. The Green Bay Packers have traded their franchise, WR Davante Adams, to the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders gave away their 2022 first- and second-round picks. Adams has signed a five-year, $141.25 million contract making him the highest-paid receiver in the league. 

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The Kansas City Chiefs have also parted ways with their star-wide receiver. Seeing the Adams deal, the fastest player in the NFL, Tyreek Hill supposedly asked the franchise to match the deal. But both sides were unable to agree so the Chiefs decided to let Hill go. The Dolphins picked him up and signed a four-year, $120 million extension through 2025, making him the league’s newest highest-paid receiver. 

But these bizarre deals have left the Chiefs and Packer without a good wide receiver. So Antonio Brown has been endorsing himself as a suitable replacement. Brown took to Twitter to address the situation. In these desperate times, a franchise might pick him up. 

Antonio Brown in the NFL

The former Madden cover star has been in the league for 11 seasons. Antonio Brown started his career at Pittsburgh after the Steelers picked him in the sixth-round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft. The wide receiver spent eight years playing with the franchise. In 2019, he joined the Oakland Raiders, but due to some helmet-related issues, they let Brown go. The receiver then spent the season with the Patriots before joining the Buccaneers in the following year. 

Tampa is where the athlete would find the most success. Playing alongside Rob Gronkowski and Tom Brady got Brown his one and only Super Bowl ring. But in January of this year, AB walked out on the franchise in the middle of a game. He was later fired and currently is a free agent looking for a team to pick him up.  

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