New NFL Trade Rumors on Jerry Jeudy Reveal Browns' Asking Price for WR Ahead of Deadline

While the Cleveland Browns are in the early AFC playoff picture thanks to a 3-2 start, they are reportedly interested in trading one of their veteran wide receivers in Jerry Jeudy.

"It's pretty well known around the league that Jeudy's available," NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported Tuesday (1:23 mark). "But my understanding is Cleveland would like something in that early third to fourth range. I'm just not sure they'll be able to get it. Bottom line, Jerry Jeudy's available. And he's another name I'd keep an eye on as we get closer to the deadline."

A third-round pick may just be too expensive for Jeudy at this point of his career.

While the Alabama product was a Pro Bowler during his first season with the Browns in 2024 with 90 catches for 1,229 yards and four touchdowns, he has seen a consistent drop in production since.

He finished the 2025 campaign with 50 catches for 602 yards and two touchdowns and has just eight catches for 81 yards and zero touchdowns through five games this season.

It should be pointed out that six of those eight catches have come in the previous two games, but Jeudy is still more of an afterthought in Cleveland's aerial attack.

Denzel Boston, Harold Fannin Jr. and KC Concepcion are all long-term building blocks for the AFC North team, while even Isaiah Bond has more receiving yards than Jeudy, with 86. That makes the latter expendable ahead of the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline.

But other teams around the league know he is expendable, which takes away some of Cleveland's leverage in any discussions.

The Browns may want a mid-round pick, but they might have to settle for less if they are actually going to trade him.