Antonio Brown hints at signing with new NFL team soon

There has been no report of which team may be interested in the 31-year-old, but Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady liked the post, so maybe he wants to team up with the receiver. However, it seems like a long shot for the Bucs to sign Brown, and Bruce Arians even said in March that Brown joining his team isn't going to happen. 

Brown requested, and was released by the Raiders in September after Oakland (now Las Vegas) fined him over $215,000 for conduct detrimental to the team. He then signed a deal with the New England Patriots, but played just one game with the organization before being released after sexual assault allegations came to light.

While the Baltimore Ravens have been rumored to be interested in Brown after he worked out with Lamar Jackson, the Seattle Seahawks are also reportedly interested as quarterback Russell Wilson stated he would "love" for his team to sign the wide receiver. He even worked out with Seahawks backup QB Geno Smith, which added more fuel to the fire.

While teams are interested, there's no telling where Brown may land or if he'll even be picked up by an organization to begin with. Only time will tell.