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Antonio Brown was once one of the NFL’s best receivers before off-field controversy sent his career into a tailspin.
Now, it looks like the former star is looking to make a comeback with Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Brown and Brady played together for a short stint on the New England Patriots last season.
In Brown’s sole game with the Patriots, he caught four balls for 56 yards and a touchdown.
If he were to join the Bucs, he would become part of one of the most star-studded offenses in the league. Beyond that, the 4-2 Bucs seem to be hitting their stride and are currently atop the NFC South.
Brown is reportedly also visiting the Seattle Seahawks and will likely make a decision about where to continue his NFL career shortly.
Whether or not he is able to actually stay on the field after that remains to be seen.
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