Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown has made it clear that he wants to be traded and it seems the team is now open to trading him, as long as they get a good return.

There is no question what Brown can do on the field but there is also a lot of question marks about his character which might scare some teams off.

Which teams make the most sense for Brown to land?

Let's break down the five best landing spots for Brown's services.

5. Indianapolis Colts

The Colts make a lot of sense for Antonio Brown because of how much cap space they have.

They are expected to have over $100 million to spend this offseason and pairing Brown with T.Y. Hilton and Andrew Luck would make quite the offense.

Not only does Brown make a lot of sense for the Colts, so does his current teammate Le'Veon Bell, who is now an unrestricted free agent after Pittsburgh chose not to use the franchise tag on him.

4. New York Jets

Another team that makes a lot of sense is the New York Jets because they are also expected to have a ton of cap space.

The Jets already have Robby Anderson outside and giving Sam Darnold another target outside is just what the young quarterback needs.

With a new staff in place as well, the team may be looking to make a big splash right away.

3. Oakland Raiders

The Oakland Raiders probably make the most sense if he is to go to an AFC team, because of the assets they can give back.

All Jon Gruden has done the last 12 months is stockpile first round draft picks and what better way to spend those first-round picks than to trade it for a superstar like Antonio Brown?

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Brown would also be a perfect personality to try to sell to fans once the team makes the moves to Las Vegas.

2. Green Bay Packers

The Green Bay Packers make a lot of sense because of what type of impact he can have on the offense, but there may be a clash personality wise.

Putting Brown outside next to Davante Adams would make the Packers offense almost unstoppable.

The biggest red flag with this trade deal might be the relationship between Aaron Rodgers and Brown. Rodgers, a lot like Ben Roethlisberger, has a big personality and things could go south very quickly.

That being said, it could be overlooked if the team is winning.

1. San Francisco 49ers

Brown has made many hints this offseason that he would like to join the 49ers and even George Kittle has taken to Twitter to try and recruit him.

Brown would give the team a true number one receiver and Kyle Shanahan could probably even help him take his game to another level.

Jimmy Garoppolo's return should also give San Francisco a big boost offensively, and that pairing could help the Niners start winning more games.