Cleveland Browns decline trade interest for Jerry Jeudy

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy has transitioned to a rotational role following the emergence of younger players. Despite a late-game performance involving two catches on a winning drive against the Pittsburgh Steelers, head coach Todd Monken confirmed that Jeudy has lost his starting position to rookies Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion.

As the NFL trade deadline approaches on November 10, Jeudy has drawn interest from several teams, including the New York Giants, Washington Commanders, and Chicago Bears, all of whom are seeking receiving depth due to quarterback injuries. While some analysts, such as CBS Sports' Carter Bahns, have suggested the Kansas City Chiefs could benefit from adding a veteran like Jeudy to bolster their offense, the Browns have indicated that Jeudy is not currently on the trade block. The team intends to utilize him as part of a three-wide receiver rotation despite his recent statistical decline compared to his 2024 Pro Bowl season.