Antonio Brown has made his intentions to return to the NFL crystal clear after his tumultuous exit from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. AB has even gone as far as to reveal what team he wants to play for, identifying the Baltimore Ravens as his preferred landing spot in order to play alongside Lamar Jackson, with whom he appears to be close friends. The rumors of Brown to the Ravens were reignited on Sunday after the embattled wide receiver was seen spending time with Jackson at SoFi Stadium for Super Bowl LVI.

 

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Jackson shared a photo of himself and three other individuals, including rapper Kanye West and Brown, to Instagram, captioning it with a black heart, with all four members of the photo wearing black head to toe.

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While this photo could surely just be an image of some friends enjoying the luxury life at the Super Bowl, the recent links between Brown and the Ravens will have fans intrigued by their recent link-up. Brown was in attendance at the game with West, seated together along with the rapper's oldest children, North and Saint. He too was active on social media while at the game.

Brown has been pushing to join the Ravens for a while now, having verbally admitted to wanting to play alongside Lamar Jackson before even tweeting out a photo of himself in a Ravens jersey. Whether that comes to fruition remains to be seen, as it's difficult to overlook the antics that resulted in Brown finding himself without a stable NFL home over the past five seasons.