Brown is currently the 2nd-highest paid WR in the NFL in terms of average annual value at $17.0M behind New York Giants Odell Beckham Jr. at $18.0M

Career notable stat, Antonio Brown has 837 career receptions, the 2nd most in first nine seasons in NFL history.

It took Antonio Brown 129 games to reach 11,000 receiving yards. The 2nd-fewest game in NFL history to reach the 11,000 milestone.

Since 2011, Brown has been the most productive wide receiver in the NFL ranking first in receptions (821), Receiving Yards (11,400) and Receiving touchdowns (74).

Brown has 100+ receptions in 6 straight seasons, the longest streak in NFL history (still active).

Brown is 1 of just 5 players in NFL history with 100+ receptions and 15+ receiving TD in a single season. All other four players are hall of fame wide receivers.

PIT Antonio Brown, 2018
HOF Randy Moss, 2003
HOF Marvin Harrison, 2001
HOF Jerry Rice, 1995
HOF Cris Carter, 1995

According to Next Gen Stats, Antonio Brown has excelled at scoring touchdowns in multiple Next Gen Stats situations since 2016.

Deep Targets, 18 (TD), 1st (NFL Rank)
Outside the Numbers, 20, 1st
Press Targets, 15, 2nd
Tight Window Targets, 10, 2nd

JuJu Smith-Schuster led Steelers in receptions and receiving yards in 2018. First time Antonio Brown has not led team in receptions or receiving yards since 2012 [Heath Miller led in receptions and Mike Wallace led in rec yards]

Brown and Smith-Schuster became the 6th teammate duo in NFL history to each post 100+ receptions in a single season.