Tom Silverstein of JSOnline says the Green Bay Packers should explore trade possibilities for Antonio Brown. Brown, who will be 31 for the 2019 season, has made the Pro Bowl seven of the past eight seasons and is a four-time first-team NFL All-Pro.
Brown also has only missed four games in the past six seasons (seven games in eight seasons) while ammassing 11,207 career receiving yards and 74 career touchdown receptions.
The cost for a player of Brown's caliber would likely be one or more of the Packers' top draft choices, but Green Bay holds two selections in the first round of the NFL Draft if they were set on making a move.
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