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

3. Duo of Brown, Adams sounds terrifying

Only time will tell when it comes to seeing if the Packers decide to move on from Randall Cobb in free agency since as great as the wideout has been at times over the years, Green Bay knows he is replaceable.

As bad as it sounds, if a team like the Packers were able to move on from Jordy Nelson the way they did last offseason, doing the same wouldn’t seem like a problem at all.

Not to mention, if Green Bay were to move on from Cobb knowing that Brown would be coming on board to help fill the void in the passing game, this scenario would be a no brainer for the Packers.

Since the 2016 season, Davante Adams has been building a strong case to be considered one of the top receivers in the league, and the 35 touchdown catches recorded over the last three seasons shows just how reliable he’s been for Rodgers in the passing game.

Time and time again, Adams continues to find new ways to make sure he gets the football in his hands, but his game could elevate to a whole new level if Brown were to join the Packers through a trade.

Of course, the most important factor here would obviously be making sure that Adams and Brown would be able to co-exist as two top receivers playing alongside one another, but hopefully the two would realize the potential to do whatever it takes to make it work.