4 Reasons Packers need to trade for Antonio Brown after Steelers meeting

The Green Bay Packers need to reach out to the Pittsburgh Steelers about a potential trade to land Antonio Brown.

Ever since the end of the 2018 season, there’s been plenty of drama surrounding Antonio Brown and the Pittsburgh Steelers, as the wideout has made it clear on numerous occasions that a trade may be best for both parties.

Now that Brown had an official meeting with Steelers owner Art Rooney II on Tuesday, it looks like the two sides reached an agreement that a trade would in fact be the best move, meaning it’s time to consider which teams the speedster could end up playing for in 2019.

Football fans can say whatever they want about how much of a headache Brown can be at times, but it’s tough to ignore just how dangerous of a receiver he can be, as the 15 touchdown catches from the 2018 season alone are just one of many examples to back up this claim.

Over the last couple of seasons, Brown has played a major factor in Pittsburgh having one of the league’s highest-powered offenses, and while fans will continue to be frustrated over how all of this is playing out, at least they can hopefully get something valuable in return.

Right away, the one team that sticks out the most in regards to a potential landing spot for Brown are the Green Bay Packers, who dealt with some drama of their own during the 2018 season as well when they made the decision to cut ties with former head coach Mike McCarthy.

The thought of Brown joining another historic organization like the Packers sounds crazy to think about at this point in the offseason, but believe it or not, here are four reasons as to why it should happen to benefit both teams heading into the 2019 season.