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Antonio Brown
Games 130 837 Receptions 11207 Verges 74 TD 86.2 Yards/Games

1. 49ers Brown has made it clear he wouldn’t mind going to the Bay Area. He has posted a photo of himself in a 49ers uniform being embraced by Jerry Rice. The Hall of Fame wide receiver previously has said Brown wanted to play for San Francisco, which has a franchise quarterback, Jimmy Garoppolo, who could make Brown happy. Brown could take that offense — which also includes young standouts Jerick McKinnon at running back and George Kittle at tight end — to another level.

2. New York Jets

The Jets also had a player immediately begin “recruiting” Brown with safety Jamal Adams tweeting at the wide receiver after all of the news broke.
The recruitment is understandable. New York has a young quarterback in Sam Darnold who didn’t have a ton of weapons to work with in the receiving corps. The Jets ranked 28th in Football Outsiders‘ passing efficiency metric this season and the top pass catcher was receiver Robbie Anderson with 50 receptions. Brown would certainly give Darnold a target he could rely on game-in and game-out. The problem is, the Jets have a lot of holes to address and Brown would only address one while taking up a significant portion of the cap.

3. Detroit Lions

The next two teams on this list are likely closer to contending than the first two. Detroit struggled in the first season under Matt Patricia, ranking 23rd in Outsiders’ passing efficiency metric. The team traded receiver Golden Tate to the Eagles mid-season and while Kenny Golladay stepped up, there’s a need for more weapons outside. Theo Riddick had the second-most catches on the team with Marvin Jones checking in at number four behind Tate who was traded after seven games.

The Lions have about $34 million in space at the moment so they have the capability to make a deal happen and most of their guys are locked in for next season.

4. Indianapolis Colts

The Colts, a current playoff team, have built significantly through the draft in the first two seasons under GM Chris Ballard and could make a splash with a trade this offseason if they wanted. According to OTC, they enter the offseason with the highest amount of cap space at over $118 million. They could easily absorb Brown into that space while also adding some help for the secondary in free agency.

Adding a receiver behind T.Y. Hilton should be a priority this offseason as outside of Hilton and tight end Eric Ebron, the weapons were limited. Brown would make for a fearsome duo with Hilton and combine with Ebron underneath to give Luck a trio of options in the passing game. The biggest problem the Colts would likely have in trying to make a trade would be Pittsburgh’s unwillingness to trade Brown within the conference to a team they’ll be competing for a playoff spot against.

Le’Veon Bell
Games 62 1229 Couses 5536 Verges 35 TD 86.1 Yards/Games 312 Catchs 2660 Verges 7 TD 42.9 Yards/Games

1. Baltimore Ravens
Off the top, this would provide Bell with two cracks at the Steelers every year. In terms of need, current Baltimore backs Javorius Allen and Ty Montgomery have expiring deals, and Alex Collins will be a restricted free agent — and he hasn’t proven ready to be the long-term solution. Finally, imagine Bell’s career had he played alongside Michael Vick. Now imagine him in the same backfield with Lamar Jackson. Frightening potential.

2. Miami Dolphins
They’re not that good and could certainly use a weapon of Bell’s caliber. And Adam Gase has a very potent offensive mind. But, again, Whatever. This option allows Bell to live in South Florida, which he clearly adores, year-round.

3. New York Jets
Up-and-coming franchise quarterback (allegedly). A sense of swagger thanks to young players like Jamal Adams. And only the Colts will likely have more cap resources than the Jets in 2019. But New York definitely has a lot more to offer someone who’s more than dabbling in the entertainment business than Indianapolis would.

4. Indianapolis Colts
Andrew Luck has shown he remains an elite quarterback. Frank Reich appears to have high-level potential as a coach. Whatever. No other team can offer Bell more money in 2019 than Indy, projected to have nearly $125 million in cap space.

5. Houston Texans
A lot of NFL players want to play with Deshaun Watson, and this offense could use a more consistently explosive backfield element than Lamar Miller — he’s under contract through 2019 — has supplied. And with receivers DeAndre Hopkins and Will Fuller working downfield, Bell wouldn’t miss Antonio Brown.

6. Green Bay Packers
From a personal perspective, a small Wisconsin town might be a non-starter for Bell. From a professional perspective, he’ll walk into the Hall of Fame and stand a chance of picking up a few rings if he’s paired with Aaron Rodgers for four or five years.

Ce sujet a été modifié le il y a 5 années et 11 mois par TwoPick.