It sounds like the Antonio Brown sweepstakes could be ending soon

Antonio Brown might have a new home soon.

With the NFL scouting combine over and talks surely happening in Indianapolis while everyone was in the same place, it sounds like the Pittsburgh Steelers are ready to make a move.

A new report makes it sound like any second now:

The Antonio Brown sweepstakes are heating up: Sources say the #Steelers have begun telling teams that this is moving quickly and to give their best offers ASAP. This could wrap up soon. 3 new teams have jumped in the last 48 hours. Meanwhile, #Jets, #AZCardinals are out.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 6, 2019

During the combine itself, the Washington Redskins were mentioned as one of three teams making a big push for Brown.

Granted, Brown represents a huge risk. He’s 30 years old and, as we’ve noted, been on a media tour that has tanked his trade value. He also has a cap hit north of $22.1 million and the Redskins are hurting for cash.

All that aside, the Redskins have a serious problem at wide receiver with Paul Richardson struggling to fit in and Josh Doctson still slowly progressing.

If the Steelers aren’t asking for too much and Brown’s contract can get adjusted, the Redskins might view a trade as a risk worth taking.