Browns Open to Trading Jerry Jeudy as Rookie Receivers Take Over

The 3-1 Cleveland Browns appear open to trading wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports, as the veteran fades from the offense in Todd Monken's first season as head coach. Jeudy, a seventh-year pro and one-time Pro Bowl pick, has five catches on eight targets for 62 yards. Rookie Denzel Boston has 284 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Tight end Harold Fannin, rookie K.C. Concepcion and even backup running back Raheem Sanders (10 catches, 73 yards) have been more involved than Jeudy, a clear signal he is no longer central to Cleveland's plans.