As the NFL trade deadline approaches, interest in potential trades heats up. The Cleveland Browns could see significant changes, with a focus on veteran wide receiver Jerry Jeudy.
According to insights from NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the Browns are open to trading Jeudy. They reportedly seek a third-or fourth-round draft pick in return.
Jeudy, aged 27, joined the Browns in 2024. He arrived through a trade involving Denver Broncos’ fifth and sixth-round picks. Following his arrival, Cleveland extended his contract, signing him for three years at $58 million.
Initially, Jeudy met expectations, achieving a personal best in 2024. He recorded 90 catches for 1,229 yards and four touchdowns. However, his performance declined in 2025. The emergence of rookie receivers KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston makes Jeudy’s future uncertain.
The market for Jeudy remains unclear, though his skills as a talented receiver are evident. Yet, his output hasn’t quite matched first-round pick expectations.
The question stands: Is a third-or fourth-round pick a fair price for Jeudy, given his declining stats?
Drafted 15th overall by the Broncos in 2020, Jeudy’s career stats include 359 catches, 4,965 yards, and 17 touchdowns.