Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown restructured his contract Wednesday, Aug. 31, which moved $4 million from 2017 to this season, according to a source. His base salary is now $10.25 million. The Steelers have promised to sign him to a true extension after this season.

Footballguys View: Finally! Brown was on the books for just $6.25 million this year — a horrible number for the best WR in the game today. The Steelers are still getting a bargain here as Brown’s price tag would be much higher if he was on the open market. He was a great find for this team late in the draft years ago, but his price doesn’t match his play. We should see Brown break the bank next year when that extension is done.

Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown restructured his contract Wednesday, Aug. 31, which moved $4 million from 2017 to this season, according to a source. His base salary is now $10.25 million. The Steelers have promised to sign him to a true extension after this season.

Footballguys View: Finally! Brown was on the books for just $6.25 million this year — a horrible number for the best WR in the game today. The Steelers are still getting a bargain here as Brown’s price tag would be much higher if he was on the open market. He was a great find for this team late in the draft years ago, but his price doesn’t match his play. We should see Brown break the bank next year when that extension is done.