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See Round 4: (Picks 103-138)Pick 139: Arizona Cardinals: Deionte Thompson, S, AlabamaPick 140: Jacksonville Jaguars: Ryquell Armstead, RB, TemplePick 141: Pittsburgh Steelers: Zach Gentry, TE, MichiganPick 142: Seattle Seahawks: Ben Burr-Kirven, LB, WashingtonPick 143: New York Giants: Ryan connelly, LB, WisconsinPick 144: Indianapolis Colts: Marvell Tell III, S, USCPick 145: Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Matt Gay, K, UtahPick 146: Detroit Lion: Amani Oruwariye, CB, Penn StatePick 147: Buffalo Bills: Vosean Joseph, LB, FloridaPick 148: San Francisco 49ers: Dree Greenlaw, LB, ArkansasPick 149: OAKLAND RAIDERS: Hunter Renfrow, WR, ClemsonPick 150: Green Bay Packers: Kingsley Keke, DT, Texas A&MPick 151: Miami Dolphins: Andrew Van Ginkel, LB, WisconsinPick 152: Atlanta Falcons: Qadree Ollison, RB, PittsburghPick 153: Washington Redskins: Ross Pierschbacher, C, Alabama Pick 154: Carolina Panthers: Jordan Scarlett, RB Lamarcus Joyner Jersey , Florida Pick 155: Cleveland Browns: Mack Wilson, LB, Alabama Pick 156: Denver Broncos: Justin Hollins, LB, OregonPick 157: New York Jets: Blake Cashman, LB, MinnesotaPick 158: Dallas Cowboys: Michael Jackson, CB MiamiPick 159: New England Patriots: Byron Cowart, DT, MarylandPick 160: Baltimore Ravens: Daylon Mack, DT, Texas A&MPick 161: Houston Texans: Charles Omenihu, DE, TexasPick 162: Minnesota Vikings: Cameron Smith, LB, USCPick 163: New England Patriots: Jake Bailey, P, Stanford Pick 164: Indianapolis Colts: EJ. Speed, LB, Tarleton StPick 165: Dallas Cowboys: Joe Jackson, DE, Miami Pick 166: Los Angeles Chargers: Easton Stick, QB, North Dakota State Pick 167: Philadelphia Eagles: Clayton Thorson, QB, NorthwesternPick 168: Tennessee Titans: D’Andre Walker, Edge, Georgia Pick 169: Los Angeles Rams: David Edwards, OT, WisconsinPick 170: Cleveland Browns: Austin Seibert, K, Oklahoma Pick 171: New York Giants: Darius Slayton, WR, Auburn Pick 172: Atlanta Falcons: Jordan Miller, CB Brandon LaFell Jersey , Washington Pick 173: Washington Redskins: Cole Holcomb, LB, North Carolina See Round 6Best Players Available: Kelvin Harmon, WR, NC StateAmani Oruwariye, CB, Penn StateGerald Willis, DI, MiamiKaden Smith, TE, StanfordIsaiah Buggs, DI, AlabamaChristian Miller, ED, Alabama As the Steelers reportedly close in on a trade that would send receiver Antonio Brown to a city other than Pittsburgh, an obvious question remains: Why are the Steelers letting Brown dictate the terms of his employment?Drafted in 2010, Brown received a long-term deal in 2012, adjustments in 2015 and 2016 that moved future money to the present, and a big-money extension in 2017. He has pocketed more than $33 million over the last two years, and his contract covers the next three seasons.Now, Brown wants out and the Steelers seem to be more than willing to oblige. But why? Why give a player who is under contract for the next three years the ability to force his way out of town?Here’s an idea as to why the Steelers are giving Brown what he wants. Maybe they’re doing it because it’s also what they want. And maybe it’s what they want because one specific member of the team has decided that he no longer wants Brown around.It’s become well documented that Brown has a problem with quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. There’s a good chance Roethlisberger also has a problem with Brown. And there’s also a chance that Roethlisberger has made it known to management that either Brown goes or Ben goes.There’s no specific evidence on which to base this theory, other than history and common sense. For example, Roethlisberger threatened to retire until the Steelers fired offensive coordinator Todd Haley. After the team finally got rid of Haley, Roethlisberger suddenly was talking about sticking around for three or more years.Recently, Brown has periodically trolled Ben, both verbally and by using Twitter to dredge up Ben’s off-field issues from a decade ago.It’s also clear that Ben has plenty of clout, as proven by comments from G.M. Kevin Colbert that created a controversy regarding the power Roethlisberger has to call out anyone and everyone, privately or publicly.It’s the only explanation that would make the team’s willingness to comply with Brown’s wishes make sense. If this theory is accurate, the Steelers are complying with Roethlisberger’s wishes, making the team’s compliance with Brown’s wishes coincidental.Again, this is merely an idea, a hypothesis. A possibility. But it’s a possibility that could be the only one that would excuse the team’s willingness to trade Brown in lieu of giving him the kind of play-for-us-or-play-for-no-one ultimatum that teams typically issue when a player decides that he doesn’t want to honor the terms of his contract.