Browns Seek Mid Round Pick for Jerry Jeudy Trade Talks

The Cleveland Browns are open to trading wide receiver Jerry Jeudy before the NFL trade deadline, with Jordan Schultz reporting on Oct. 13 that Cleveland is seeking a third or fourth round pick for the 27-year-old receiver.

Schultz reported the Browns' asking price may be difficult to achieve as Jeudy's role has declined after his Pro Bowl season in 2024.

"It's pretty well known around the league that Jeudy's available," said Jordan Schultz, NFL insider.

Schultz added that Cleveland's preferred return is an early mid-round selection, while Jeudy remains a name to monitor approaching the deadline.

"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." said Jordan Schultz, NFL insider.

According to Bleacher Report, Jeudy recorded 90 catches for 1,229 yards and four touchdowns during his first season with Cleveland in 2024, but production fell in subsequent seasons.

Jeudy finished the 2025 campaign with 50 catches for 602 yards and two touchdowns, according to Bleacher Report. Sports Yahoo reported he has totaled 683 receiving yards across 22 games since the start of 2025.

Through five games in the current season, Jeudy has eight catches for 81 yards and no touchdowns, according to Bleacher Report. His recent opportunities have been limited as younger receivers moved ahead of him.

Cleveland's receiving group includes Denzel Boston, Harold Fannin Jr. and KC Concepcion as key younger options, while Bleacher Report noted Isaiah Bond has also surpassed Jeudy in receiving yards.

A proposed trade scenario from A to Z Sports suggested the Buffalo Bills could acquire Jeudy by sending 2027 fourth and seventh round picks to Cleveland. The proposal came as Buffalo monitored receiver depth issues.

The Bills have dealt with uncertainty around DJ Moore's shoulder injury, according to A to Z Sports, while relying on Keon Coleman and Khalil Shakir alongside quarterback Josh Allen.