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Clay Travis: Tennessee Titans should acquire Antonio Brown
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March 7, 2019
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7:05Now PlayingOn today's Outkick the Show, Clay Travis explained why the Tennessee Titans should trade their 19th overall draft pick for embattled Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown.
Clay Travis said Antonio Brown is a good fit for the Tennessee Titans because Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota is entering his 5th year and there are many outstanding questions about whether Marcus Mariota is the long-range quarterback for the team.
By acquiring Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown, the Titans would -- for the first time -- give Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota a world-class wide receiver -- something that Clay Travis says the Tennessee Titans have never had.
Clay Travis said if the Tennessee Titans believe they are a team that could go deep in the playoffs, then taking the risk on Antonio Brown is worth the gamble.
Clay Travis mentioned -- on Outkick the Show -- that ESPN's Adam Schefter mentioned that the Oakland Raiders, the Washington Redskins, and the Tennessee Titans were the teams most interested in Antonio Brown. Clay Travis said Antonio Brown does not make sense for either the Oakland Raiders nor the Washington Redskins.
There have been many Antonio Brown trade requests and Clay Travis said the Tennessee Titans make the most sense
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