Shortly after being traded to the Raiders, wide receiver Antonio Brown signed a three-year, $50 million contract.
The Raiders better hope Brown didn’t watch Wednesday’s final installment of the NFL Network’s rundown of the 100 top players. If he did, the wheels might be turning in his head even as we speak.
It wasn’t just that Brown was voted by his peers as the No. 7 player in the league today.
And it wasn’t just that Brown was the highest ranking wide receiver in the survey.
And it wasn’t just that it marked Brown’s fifth career top 10 ranking.