It has been quite the spectacle watching the relationship between the Oakland Raiders and Antonio Brown unravel right before our eyes. Who would've thought that getting frostbitten feet would be one of the least-craziest things that involved Brown this offseason?

Earlier this week, the Raiders front office boldly sent a fine to Brown for missing practices during his helmet debacle. The disgruntled receiver didn't appreciate the gesture and decided to take matters into his own hands.

Brown would approach GM Mike Mayock and the two would get into a shouting match until the two had to be separated after practice on Wednesday. Since then, Brown's status for Monday night's game has changed as many times as Brett Favre came out retirement.

Fast forward to now and the receiver has been released after the team sent him another fine that nullifies the guaranteed money he signed for back in March.

Despite all of the drama surrounding Brown, there are undoubtedly going to be teams interested in one of the NFL's best receivers. Talent trumps everything and there's no doubt that Brown is supremely gifted.

With that being said, here are three teams who could consider signing Brown.

3. Baltimore Ravens

John Harbaugh, Ravens
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Could Brown have been released from Oakland only to land right back in the AFC North? A dark-horse team who could consider bringing in the former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver is the Baltimore Ravens.

John Harbaugh is a well-respected coach who appeases to his players but he also doesn't take any nonsense from them either. Maybe that is exactly what Brown needs to get back on track in his NFL career.

Throughout his saga with the Raiders, Brown has seemingly been getting favorable treatment from Jon Gruden throughout the process. In the end, they enabled Brown to keep getting his way and it will cost them their chance of keeping him on the team.

On the other hand, in Baltimore, Harbaugh would lay down the law and Brown would need to stay along with those guidelines. Also, the Ravens drafted Marquise Brown in this year's draft to bolster their receiving corps.

As some may know, Marquise is Antonio's cousin; which could spark interest for the troubled wideout.

Don't be shocked if Baltimore throws their name in the hat for his services.

2. Washington Redskins

Dwayne Haskins

The Washington Redskins are in dire need of a reliable receiver in their offense and Brown could provide that for them. Of course, Washington hasn't exactly been a desirable destination for players in recent seasons but maybe two negatives make a positive?

Currently, the Redskins are going to begin the season with Paul Richardson, Trey Quinn, and Terry McLaurin as their top three pass-catchers.

Bringing in Antonio Brown could provide Washington with a reliable option through the air for Case Keenum, or Dwayne Haskins when he eventually starts.

Dan Snyder and Bruce Allen understand that entertainment sells in the NFL and Brown could provide them with just that.

The veteran receiver would increase ticket sales and would also help the team improve in the win column.

1. New England Patriots

Bill Belichick, Patriots

There's no way you can do an article highlighting possible teams for a star player to go to without mentioning the New England Patriots.

All jokes aside, Bill Belichick has shown that he's willing to bring in players with questionable character onto his team.

The Patriots are loaded at wide receiver—which complicates things—but it would be tough to not consider adding Brown to the group. Imagine teams trying to gameplan for an offense that has Julian Edelman, Josh Gordon, Demaryius Thomas, and Brown.

New England is trying to scheme ways to replace Rob Gronkowski's production and it would be on-brand for them to replace that with a 31-year-old All-Pro receiver. Additionally, the Patriots have a sturdy foundation built that preaches a ‘team-first' mentality.

Maybe, just maybe, the Patriots can be the team who gets through to Antonio Brown and are able to help him focus on his craft once again.