There was a time, probably in the middle of a Twitter Q&A, when many NFL pundits thought there wouldn’t be much of a market for Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown.
When General Manager Kevin Colbert came out and publicly said there were three teams who contacted the team before the NFL Scouting Combine, national media scoffed at such news.
At the combine, Colbert suggested the number had grown tremendously, and it seems as though it has. Everyone knew if a deal were to get done, it would be in Indianapolis. After all, it is one of the few times all NFL General Mangers, Head Coaches and some owners gather together at the same event.