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Antonio Brown Suggests He Would Return To Pittsburgh To Play For Steelers Next Season
By Randy Oliver - October 28, 2019
After taking the stance that he didn’t need football and was done with the NFL, Antonio Brown has repeatedly made it known that he would like to play in the league once again.
Though it’s unlikely that will be this season with the drama Brown brought to each franchise he played for, it’s a very real possibility that one of the best WRs, if not the best WR, is back playing on Sundays in 2020, and Brown’s recent Twitter activity seems to indicate who he’s like that to be with.
On Sunday, Brown retweeted a video showing highlights of him as a Steeler captioned, “@AB84 cut the bs make a phone call and come back to the Steelers next year with Ben. There has to be something there after all them years.”
Brown of course left the Steelers on bad terms with his quarterback, coach and the franchise in general, but it will be interesting to see if the bridged burned could be rebuilt with the team that took a chance on him coming out of Central Michigan.
By Randy Oliver - October 28, 2019
After taking the stance that he didn’t need football and was done with the NFL, Antonio Brown has repeatedly made it known that he would like to play in the league once again.
Though it’s unlikely that will be this season with the drama Brown brought to each franchise he played for, it’s a very real possibility that one of the best WRs, if not the best WR, is back playing on Sundays in 2020, and Brown’s recent Twitter activity seems to indicate who he’s like that to be with.
On Sunday, Brown retweeted a video showing highlights of him as a Steeler captioned, “@AB84 cut the bs make a phone call and come back to the Steelers next year with Ben. There has to be something there after all them years.”
Brown of course left the Steelers on bad terms with his quarterback, coach and the franchise in general, but it will be interesting to see if the bridged burned could be rebuilt with the team that took a chance on him coming out of Central Michigan.
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