The Green Bay Packers are clearly in play for the services of current Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown, while many believe that the two sides would become a match made in heaven. While the Packers will certainly have some competition upon attempting to acquire the All-Pro wide receiver, some would consider Green Bay the early favorite to land Brown — former NFL linebacker turned professional football analyst Bart Scott included.

During a recent appearance on NFL Network's “Good Morning Football,” Scott explained why Brown to Green Bay almost makes too much sense.

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However, Scott is not the only person fully on board with such a possibility. Even some current Packers players are already hyping up the potential outcome, including Green Bay running back Aaron Jones.

“Anytime you get to have a playmaker on your team, you want him there,” Jones recently said, via 247 Sports. “But we have Davnate Adams on the other side. If we get [Brown], it would be pick your poison. But we also have three young receivers that we drafted who are up a coming. And then we also have Geronimo Allison who got hurt earlier in the season and he was on his way to a breakout season.”

Whether or not you are a fan of the heralded Packers, one must admit that it would be incredibly interesting to watch Brown line up alongside future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers — not to mention Davante Adams, Jimmy Graham, and several other weapons already in the picture.