Will Seahawks Sign Antonio Brown?
Will the Seattle Seahawks sign Antonio Brown?
Now that the NFL trade deadline has come and gone, the only way teams can improve themselves at this stage is by picking up available players.
Despite already being one of the top organizations in the league this year, Seattle has had its sights set on adding some support at wide receiver for their MVP-candidate quarterback, Russell Wilson.
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Seahawks looked into signing Brown before ultimately settling on picking up Josh Gordon off waivers.
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Sources: Seahawks did due diligence on Antonio Brown before claiming Josh Gordon.https://t.co/HBTq1WwfV7
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 3, 2019
Schefter indicated that Seattle did its “due diligence” on Brown after Wilson lobbied hard for them to pick up the enigmatic receiver.
Brown, of course, has been out of the NFL ever since he was cut by the New England Patriots in September.
Over the past calendar year Brown has bounced around from the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Oakland Raiders to the Patriots – but was unable to find a permanent home with either of the later two squads.
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I feel like the Seattle Seahawks should pick Antonio Brown up not everyone knows his story or the truth they are just going by what he say she say I feel like Antonio Brown is a good player he work hard for his career and for it to be taking away from him is very cruel and wrong He deserved to go to the Seahawks I think he will love it there he will feel very at home there he will feel welcome I have been a big fan of the Seattle Seahawks for over 15 years and I think my opinions count.