Steelers News: Will Antonio Brown join Tom Brady in Tampa Bay? Who cares...

The Pittsburgh Steelers 2019 season is officially over. After finishing the year 8-8, the Steelers, and their vast fan base, has another long offseason awaiting them. Just because the games are done doesn’t mean we stop providing you with features, commentary and opinions to tide you over throughout the offseason!

Today in the black-and-gold links article we take a look at whether or not anyone cares if Tom Brady and Antonio Brown reunite in the NFC South.

Let’s get to the news:

• So, Tom Brady is headed to the NFC (good!). Maybe Antonio Brown will join him? (Who cares!)

Tim Benz: 4 reasons why an Antonio Brown-Tom Brady reunion in Tampa Bay won’t work

By: Tim Benz, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Once his signing becomes official, future Hall of Famer Tom Brady is heading to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Speculation is rampant that former Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown will be joining him.

After all, Brady has reportedly been staying in touch with Brown throughout the offseason. It has been said that Brady has been pitching Brown to teams he considered when leaving the Patriots.

Don’t forget, Brady and Brown did have that one glorious week together in New England last season.

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• Holy cow the NFL is giving away NFL Game Pass for FREE RIGHT NOW!!

NFL offers free access to NFL Game Pass

By: Teresa Varley, Steelers.com

The NFL will offer complimentary access to NFL Game Pass, providing fans the opportunity to relive incredible NFL games and moments from seasons past.

NFL Game Pass offers an extensive library of football programming for fans. This includes access to past regular and postseason NFL games, previous seasons of award-winning NFL Films series such as Hard Knocks and A Football Life, and exclusive NFL Game Pass Film Sessions with some of the league’s star players and coaches.

NFL digital platforms will also offer fans full game encores each day across NFL.com, the NFL app and NFL’s official YouTube channel. These encores will feature signature wins from all 32 teams. Featured games will be made available for viewing by Noon ET each day.

NFL Game Pass will be offered free of charge until May 31 to fans within the U.S., and starting March 19 until July 31 to fans outside the U.S. and Canada* with the following features:

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• Art Rooney II is pretty happy about the new CBA, and the fact the NFL has decided to move ahead with their offseason schedule.

Rooney ‘happy, relieved’ CBA is done

By: Bob Labriola, Steelers.com

Sometimes, a fair outcome of a negotiation is described as one where neither side is totally happy. Another way to look at it is whether each side got what it really wanted.

From the initial general analysis of the extension of the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement that was ratified by a vote of the players last weekend, the new deal falls into the second category.

There are a lot of elements within this new Collective Bargaining Agreement, but when it comes to the major points, it’s fair to point to these: the owners wanted a 17-game regular season and an expansion of the playoffs from 12 to 14 teams; and the NFLPA wanted more money, and it wanted that money to be directed to the constituency it referred to as its “core players.”

”That was actually what the union told us was their main objective from the beginning,” said Steelers President Art Rooney II. “When we started the negotiations, they made it clear that what they wanted to accomplish if we were going to extend the thing was to – and they described them as the core players – they wanted to take care of the core players. In terms of a general objective and goal, we kind of agreed with that. It was a good direction to go. So that was really at their initiative, but we were supportive of the direction.”

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