Could Antonio Brown be on his way back to the AFC North?

Clips of former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Antonio Brown working out with current Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson were recently posted online.

Since his departure from the Pittsburgh Steelers less than two years ago, Antonio Brown has seen his legacy go up in flames.

Yes, people will remember Brown for the great things he accomplished on the field. But thanks to some of his antics during the last year, he is likely going to be remembered by most for some of the commotion he caused outside of the locker room.

At 31-years-old though, Brown still has the itch to play football. Whether or not he ends up back in the NFL before next season remains to be seen.

On Wednesday, clips of the former Steelers receiver working out were posted online and he was joined by two current members of the Baltimore Ravens.

Reigning league MVP and Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and Baltimore receiver Marquise Brown were among those who worked out with Brown on Wednesday. The trio even posted a photo together that also revealed their lack of effort to practice social distancing.

For those who don’t know, Brown is a cousin of the current Ravens receiver, so it shouldn’t be much of a surprise to see these two are working out together. But Jackson joining them is what is really going to get the rumors going about the former Pittsburgh receiver potentially signing with Baltimore this year.

The Ravens could use the receiving help, but is adding Brown to their roster worth the potential headache he could bring to the franchise? It would also be fitting that he would sign with an AFC North rival so that he could go up against the Steelers twice per season.

There are a lot of teams around the NFL who would love to add a receiver of Brown’s abilities to their roster. At the same time, however, most of these teams also want nothing to with the off-the-field drama that comes along with signing the receiver.

Brown has burned a lot of bridges during the past year and his time in the NFL might have already come to a close. But could Baltimore be the team who gives him one last chance to continue his career in the league?