Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown is calling his shot. The legendary and controversial former Steelers wide receiver believes that he will get into the Hall of Fame in the Class of 2027, which is when he is first eligible for induction.

“See you in Canton in 2027,” Brown wrote.

Brown is one of the greatest wide receivers of the 2010s, but the end of his career, from the time he requested a trade out of Pittsburgh to running off the field while with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, could signal a wait for Brown. Terrell Owens had to wait long when he had the reputation of being a ‘diva’, and Brown has been embroiled in many more scandals than even Owens.

Still, Brown’s stats are Hall of Fame worthy. He went on one of the greatest runs in league history as a wide receiver with the Steelers in Killer B’s era. That alone will likely get him in eventually, but it does not seem like Brown will make it first ballot despite the great achievements he had.