Pittsburgh Steelers star wide receiver Antonio Brown has become one of the best players at his position over the last several seasons in the NFL.

According to Waffelhauss on Reddit via Pro Football Reference, Brown is close to becoming the first player in league history to notch five straight campaigns with at least 100 receptions.

PassingRushingReceiving 
PlayerTmCountCmpAttYdsTDIntSkYdsCmp%AttYdsTDRecYdsTDFromToGames
Antonio BrownPIT4333510215100.001754048163154320132016See all seasons »
Marvin HarrisonIND40000000417046963225219992002See all seasons »
Brandon MarshallDEN300000291492030737102320072009See all seasons »
Herman MooreDET3000000000033342753119951997See all seasons »
Jerry RiceSFO31241100050.0023206434246013619941996See all seasons »
Wes WelkerNWE300000001296034636881520072009See all seasons »
Cris CarterMIN2000000010024426272419941995See all seasons »
Larry FitzgeraldARI201000000.0025021622381520152016See all seasons »
Andre JohnsonHOU20000000210021631441720082009See all seasons »
Andre JohnsonHOU200000000002213005920122013See all seasons »
Julio JonesATL2000000011024034641420142015See all seasons »
Brandon MarshallCHI200000001-2021828032320122013See all seasons »
Randy MossMIN21413100025.001269021729792420022003See all seasons »
Sterling SharpeGNB21110000100.00816022027352419921993See all seasons »
Rod SmithDEN200000009126121329451920002001See all seasons »
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With there still being four more games left in the season, Brown has a prime opportunity to surpass the century mark once again. He is putting together another stellar campaign leading the NFL in catches (88), receiving yards (1,296), and touchdowns (nine). He is on track to finish with 117 receptions, 1,728 receiving yards, and 12 touchdowns. If he were to reach that prestigious mark, it would be his fifth consecutive season with at least 105 catches and 1,250 receiving yards.

Brown has already set the mark for being the league's most productive wide receiver in his first eight years in the league surpassing Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison for most catches (717). He also holds the Steelers' franchise record with 36 career games where he has recorded at least 100 receiving yards.

The 29-year-old is currently dealing with a toe injury that nearly kept him out of Monday's 23-20 win over the Bengals where he had eight catches for 101 receiving yards. Although it has continued to linger since suffering the ailment against the Green Bay Packers on Nov. 26, he is expected to be able to play Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens.